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Clobba Dashboards
If you’re using Teams Call Queues and Auto Attendants we’ve just made the Clobba dashboards a whole lot more intuitive and fun with the inclusion
Code has been awarded a place on the G-Cloud
Code has been awarded a place on the G-Cloud 12 framework in the Cloud software category. Code is now available on the digital marketplace with
ClobbaVR – Security policies, recorded call page & delete function
Many organizations using Teams have a basic requirement for recording calls to be used for monitoring, training and dispute resolution, especially relevant for those with
Clobba V4.0 is now live!
Some of the features added to Clobba V4.0 are as follows: Teams Auto Attendant and Queues Dashboards and reports Teams Room System Adoption and usage
Six Degrees Partners with Code Software
Code is excited to announce our new Partnership with Six Degrees! UK-based secure cloud provider Six Degrees has chosen to partner with Code Software, adding
Microsoft Advanced Communications License
Written by Kieran Mullins August saw a bit of a curve ball delivered by Microsoft in the shape of the Advanced Communications License. On the
Altigen Partners with Code Software
Code is excited to announce our new Partnership with Altigen! Who are Altigen? Altigen Communications, Inc., a leading Microsoft Cloud Solutions provider, delivers fully managed
MTech Partners with Code Software
Code is excited to announce our new Partnership with MTech! Who are MTech? MTech provides award-winning IT support and consultancy services to help our clients
Partner Relationships
Three years ago, Code opened up the US office due to the demand of our MS and SfB enhanced reporting and analytics offering.
Callbacks
We’ve added a small feature to Clobba so that it now has separate filters on all relevant monitors for Response Groups (Auto Attendants) and Queues
Do we use new Collaboration for the way it was intended?
When Microsoft changed their focus for their main communication platform to Teams, a big shift in the way we approached UC platforms happened. In recent
Working from home is so 1990s
15 years ago, Microsoft shook the roof at Enterprise Connect with the announcement of Office Communications Server and the concept of “unified communications”. I was
