Articles from 2015

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Changing contacts

Posted in October 2015 on the Sirportly blog

As well as the other recent features we've deployed, we're now pleased to offer the option to change a ticket's primary contact - a feature that has been requested by...

Get to know the Dial 9 API

Posted in October 2015 on the Dial 9 blog

For those of you that are developers (especially our Codebase and Deploy customers that use Dial 9), you'll be pleased to know we have now deployed our new Dial 9...

Get an international number?

Posted in October 2015 on the Dial 9 blog

If you make or receive international calls regularly, you'll be pleased to hear that we are now offering the option to add international numbers to your account.

Announce queue position & wait time

Posted in October 2015 on the Dial 9 blog

If you're taking lots of calls and are therefore using a Call Queue, you'll be pleased to know we've recently introduced some new features that will help improve the callers...

Exploring presets

Posted in October 2015 on the Dial 9 blog

Recently we introduced a new feature which allows you to divert incoming calls to one or more incoming numbers at the click of a button. This might be useful in...

Updating things live in the browser

Posted in August 2015 on the aTech Media blog

One of the things I am most proud and happy with in Coact so-far is the way that data updates made on the server are reflected in real time in the browser. For example, if someone renames a client

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A first look at Coact

Posted in July 2015 on the aTech Media blog

We've started work on the application and I'm really excited to be able to reveal the first look at the new interface for Coact. The screenshots you'll see below are part of the Client areas.

Memoization in Ruby

Posted in July 2015 on the aTech Media blog

Memoization is a technique employed in many languages which allows you to cache the results of slow or expensive operations and return the cached result whenever the method is subsequently...

Local gems for local apps

Posted in July 2015 on the aTech Media blog

If you’re a keen gem developer like myself and you regularly use them in your other applications, you may find it useful to know of this quick tip. It allows...