NEW EFFUSIA 1.3 FOR WINDOWS RELEASED
Liquid Communication Systems, LLC announced the immediate availability of Effusia Business Messenger 1.3 for Windows on Thursday, November 20.
New version 1.3 adds the Effusia Auditing and Reporting Application to the Effusia Business Messenger System. Effusia A&R puts the small to medium business in control of messaging data, providing a 360 degree view of important information within the Effusia System. With in-depth reporting features on message content, file transfers and communication trends, the Effusia A&R system provides a powerful and sophisticated platform for internal and regulatory policy enforcement and auditing.
The client software, the Effusia Console, greatly enhances the user experience. Its new streamlined interface places commonly used communication and status features at the fingertips of the business user, increasing productivity. An integrated typing indicator enhances instant messaging by keeping each user informed in real-time that the other is composing a message. New Smart Connection Monitoring ensures remote business users can always communicate effectively by making the Effusia Console even more reliable when connecting over dial-up or VPN connections.
Effusia Business Messenger is a turnkey real-time communication system designed to meet the exact needs of small to medium enterprises. Effusia provides a secure, managed and auditable platform for business communication. To learn more about Effusia or request a free trial, visit www.liquidcs.com/effusia.
?All of us at Liquid, from management to the development team, have worked hard to listen to our customers and implement the features they need to make Effusia integrate even more seamlessly with their day to day communication,? said Hayes Davis, President & CEO of Liquid. ?From the new Auditing and Reporting Application to the streamlined Effusia Console interface, we?ve addressed customer feedback across the board. We think this release represents a leap in the business value that the small to medium enterprise can expect to get from an instant messaging system.?