Skymol Communicator is a live chat, live help software with Voice (VoIP), Video, Text Chat. Skymol offers on-demand customer service software, help desk software for online sales and customer service. This new solution establishes a powerful communications interface inside a web page, creating a live real-time voice,video connection between an agent and a web site visitor. It is easy to use with no software downloads or without setting any hardware equipments (except webcams and headsets). It is completely web-based. It lets you talk live in voice, video, and chat of course with your customers and web site visitors from anywhere in the world with no phone costs. Skymol Communicator includes voice mail and video mail as well. Using Skymol Communicator, you can increase sales, reduce operating costs as well as enhance the overall online experience of your customers.
"Skymol is a privately held, self-funded company which is a leading provider of on-demand eCommerce, live help and customer service software using voice, video and text chat communications, thereby helping e-business leaders to increase sales, reduce operating and marketing costs, and provide a higher level of service to their customers and web site visitors."
Key features of Skymol Communicator are the following: Real time Voice, Voice/Video, and Chat Communications; Voicemail and Videomail (If your agents are offline, your customers can leave them a voice or voice and video mail or text message instead.); Push Page; File Transfer; Call and Chat Transfer; Audio and Video Messages while on hold (Target your customers with field specific audio and video messages. Show them your new products, services, business related information, etc. Don`t let their attention get lost while they are on hold.); Voice, Video Record; Email Transcripts; View and Search past Chats and Voice, Video Conversations; Usage Statistics; Customizable Skin, etc. You can try a full-featured Business Edition account with your own web site for 7 days with no obligation to purchase.
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