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Introducing a new service from TTNC – Call Screening

Posted by TTNC on January 26th, 2012

We’ve just added a brand new service to our list of Call Management tools. Here’s a little bit more information about Call Screening and how you might find it useful when used with one of our virtual telephone numbers.

Firstly…

Call Screening will tell you which number your calls are coming from. This means, if you’ve got more than one number, you can gauge which number is getting you business.

Secondly…

You get the choice of when to accept a call. To accept a call you’ll need to hit a button. This means, that you can better manage the calls coming in, choosing between taking calls yourself or letting them go onto the next destination or your voicemail (if you’ve set this up with us).

Thirdly…

It also means that if you’re forwarding to a mobile, your personal voicemail on the mobile will never answer the call. Again, you can let the call go to the next destination or voicemail. You can guarantee that our Voicemail will only answer the call when you want it to.

And finally…

Call Screening is bundled up as part of the Enhanced and Everything Packages or available as a Bolt On to add to individual numbers. These can be added to your order once you’ve chosen your numbers.

Or if you’re already a customer, log in to your account on the Novero Platform to add Call Screening to your numbers.


Introducing the new Dial In Management service

Posted by TTNC on April 19th, 2011

We recognise that not all businesses operate from behind a desk, in front of a computer. And despite the advance in smart phones and access to the internet whilst mobile, this still presents limitations.

Our new Dial In Management service is designed to go some way to providing our customers with a solution. For those doing simple call forwarding, this will make them truly mobile.

Here are the highlights:

  • We’re using an 03 number for our customers to call which means that, if you get free minutes from your mobile or landline provider, the call is included. Otherwise it’s just the cost of a local call.
  • You can check your accounts credit balance.
  • You can check and change the destination of your number.
  • You can listen to your voicemail messages and if you’ve got Voicemail Pro, change your voicemail greeting.

To find out more – http://www.ttnc.co.uk/novero-platform/dial-in-management/


New TTNC Web site launched

Posted by TTNC on February 1st, 2011

In our experience, our customers are always demanding the most up-to-date services and facilities, which is why we have been working tirelessly developing our new products, and to go along with it, our brand new website – TTNC.co.uk.

On the new website you can purchase any of our numbers and add our call services in any combination you want. You can check your call forwarding rates, or look up the current provider of a telephone number, potentially looking to port the number into our service.

We’ve realised that in these economical times it can be quite difficult to fund a professional call solution for your business, which is why our call services now come in Packages which start from £4 a month, and if you sign up to one of these packages, we’ll even give you a free number.

If you are looking to manage your call costs better and potentially save some money, we have a range of Monthly Minutes packages available, starting from £10 a month to forward your calls, and again, you can get your hands on a free number when signing up to one of these packages.

We cover all the local geographic codes in the UK and provide a wide range of non-geographic numbers, about 7 million in all, why not take a look and find the number for you.

We’re always looking to improve our service and experience, so if you have any feedback at all, please don’t hesitate to send us an email.


Communications providers need to do more to publicise services for disabled customers

Posted by TTNC on October 5th, 2010

New research, carried out by Ofcom, has revealed that communications providers need to do more to publicise services that are available for disabled customers.

Mystery shopping was conducted to see what advice prospective customers were given about these services by BT, Orange, O2, TalkTalk, T-Mobile, Virgin Media, Vodafone and 3.

As part of its wider duty to further the interests of citizens and of consumers, Ofcom has a specific duty to take into consideration the needs of customers with disabilities. Ofcom must ensure that communications providers provide services for disabled customers and that these services are publicised in such a way that allows disabled customers to use and benefit from them.

The mystery shopping revealed that just over a third (37 per cent) of mystery shoppers were provided with information about at least one service available for disabled customers without further prompting.

Click here to see the full mystery shopping report

For the full news release, click here

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