HipLink Software, a premier provider of wireless text and voice communication solutions has recently introduced two new Mobile Advanced Messaging Applications, HipLink Inbox and HipLink Mobile.
These new mobile applications are built on HipLink's core technology and expand upon the broad capabilities already offered by Hiplink. Officials said that HipLink Inbox and HipLink Mobile include enhanced features and access using Android and BlackBerry mobile devices.
HipLink Inbox supports both one-way and two-way alerts and features a dedicated Inbox for SMS messages, one-click responses based on custom commands, and message expiration for automatic deletion.
Some of the advanced features include the ability for a sender to override device settings for high-priority messages and a comprehensive audit trail that insures accountability at every level in the organization.
"Our Advanced Messaging Applications broaden our core technology with exciting features," stated Pamela LaPine CEO of Hiplink Software, in a release. "The new addition to our platform, built in concert with our customers and partners, offers unique features essential for the demanding requirements of today's marketplace."
Including all the features of HipLink Inbox with the addition of advanced two-way functions, HipLink Mobile allows a mobile user to easily send messages from their device in both standard and encrypted formats with features for favorites lists and real-time query of recipients. Using the application, messages can be confirmed and results can be queried.
HipLink Mobile also supports the exclusive HipLink Custom Remote Actions which allow an organization to quickly create remote actions for any application to respond to or resolve any issue from the device client.
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Deepika Mala is a contributing editor for MobilityTechzone. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.Edited by
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