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Your Own IM Network
Each MedXPro account has their own virtual private IM network
for a totally secure IM experience without requiring special
hardware or software on premise. This means that you can instant
message, file transfer, and more knowing that it's secure
enough to meet HIPAA requirements.
Access Public IM Services
MedXPro also allows your users to access their own personal
AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo IM accounts. Often your customers
will prefer that you chat with them on a public IM service.
By encouraging your users to use our unified IM service, you
can be assured that they aren't using an unsafe public IM
client that can wreak havoc in your business.
Universal IM Conferencing
A unique feature of MedXPro is Universal IM Conferencing that
allows secure IM conferences for up to fifty people. This
works with any IM user including public IM networks. Now you
can create HIPAA compliant IM sessions even with someone that
you are chatting with on AOL.
Archiving and Retrieval
All IM conversations are archived on the local desktop of
each user. We also archive all web-based IM contacts at our
central database for easy access. If you require archiving
every IM conversation, just order a Pandora Networks edge
server, which can be configured to record every text message
including public IM conversations.
Features Overview
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Private IM Network |
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Public
IM Network Access |
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Internal Organization |
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AOL AIM |
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Presence |
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Microsoft Messenger
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Text Messaging |
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Yahoo Messenger |
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File Transfer |
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Text Messaging Only |
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Push-to-Talk Voice |
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Popup Blocking |
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Encrypted |
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Local Archiving |
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Local Archiving |
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| Web-based
IM Sessions |
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Universal
IM Conferencing |
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For Web Visitors |
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Joins all IM sessions |
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Text Messaging |
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Text Messaging |
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File Transfer |
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File Transfer |
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Push-to-Talk Voice |
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Voice and Video |
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Encryption |
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Encryption |
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Local Archiving |
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Local Archiving |
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Central Archiving |
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Up to 50 people |
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