Why Website Audio?
The web is full of millions of static pages that rely upon mere text and
graphics to convey their message to the viewer. However, with the
development of new Internet media technologies, these "flat" pages can
be converted into captive, entertaining websites with the power and
intrigue of streaming audio. By employing this new media on your
website, visitors will be more inclined to remain on your site and see
what you have to offer.
Nothing is worse than the dead silence of a typical website. As the nation's largest
specialized provider of audio production for all your telecommunication applications,
Telephonetics, Inc. can provide award winning vocal talent and production services
for all aspects of your website, at a very cost effective rate.
Our professionally recorded prompts not only guide your callers, they make a
statement as well. That statement is your audio image, or how your caller perceives
your company over the web. Your audio image should tell your visitors "Welcome,
we're glad you're here!" Professional production services can add licensed music,
vocal depth, and if desired, sound effects to your website. Our professionally scripted
voice prompts can guide a visitor more efficiently, with less ambiguity, to the correct
information.
telephonetics.com
What is TitleLink?
TitleLink is a electronic commerce application written in Lotus Notes and
Domino designed as an order entry, document tracking and transfer
database. It was designed specifically to facilitate the closing process by
transferring documents created in one type of software application so it can
be viewed and printed by all parties involved in the closing of a real estate
transaction. TitleLink provides the clients the ability to place orders with
multiple vendors, track the documents each vendor sends back under the
specific order, view and print those documents and e-mail capabilities with
each of those vendors. Lotus Notes was designed to allow different parties
using different software applications to send, receive and track documents
prepared in those applications.
TitleLink is in the business of hosting networks for companies that want to
close a real estate transaction electronically. At our facility in Houston, our
parent company, Interliant, hosts over 10000 applications for over 2500
different companies worldwide. Those companies range in size from Exxon
to an appraiser working in the field on a laptop.
The TitleLink application allows you to set up your own network of clients
and vendors to send and receive documents and orders. TitleLink allows
each company to set up their own private network or have access to the
companies already on the TitleLink network. Using this application you and
your vendors will all be able to participate in the closing process management
that TitleLink provides. TitleLink provides the facilities required to host a
large network. TitleLink also provides the support, training and the
administration required to run these networks. Our clients no longer have to
recreate the software needed to route and track all the documents that need
to be transferred during the closing of a transaction.
With the Notes version, all that is required to run the TitleLink application is
a copy of Lotus Notes. With the Domino product you do not need to buy
any software or down load software. All you need is a web browser and an
internet service provider.
If you have clients or vendors that have requested a way to send or receive
documents electronically and do not want to write the application, set up a
computer network, hire the people to support that system, train and support
those business partners, TitleLink is an option you need to consider. For
more information call Bill Archer at 214-369-3550 or dial into our demo site
on the web at titlelink.com.
titlelink.interliant.com
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