Our products pack a punch when it comes to features and it would be easy to miss some of them. Here we post helpful tips & tricks about how to use our products & services.
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Irrespective of the industry you’re in, no matter what your business aspirations may be, starting out can be a nerve-wracking experience filled with as many challenges as there are opportunities. By thinking ahead and spending time planning the essentials your business venture will be off to a solid and stress-free start.
0800 numbers are freephone telephone numbers that are free to call and thus allow callers to ring you without paying for the cost themselves. This means that, even if they...
A landline number goes a long way in presenting your business as reliable and accessible. Diverting calls from a landline to your mobile is cheaper than you might think.
When you add a contact to your Dial 9 address book, you'll be able to see their name as part of the Caller ID when you receive a call from...
We've just add some handy new features to conference rooms in Dial 9, so that you'll be able to configure an option for callers to announce their name before joining...
As you may already be aware, we have a number of Useful Numbers in the Dial 9 platform that a connected device can dial to use certain features, for example...
Recently, we added a number of features across all our services relating to our work for the GDPR coming at the end of May. This mostly included security features such...
In Dial 9, you can easily look up the costs of calling a number before you dial it. To do so, head to your Call fo lookup page under Billing...
A tutorial to help you create a simple custom event system using es6 JavaScript
With Codebase, you can manage your code and repository changes easily, with a number of different tools included in the web interface.
If you're working on a new feature, or pushing a bug fix to your site, branching is a great way to ensure you don't cause any issues with your main...
Interaction with version control systems are often made using a terminal in your operating system. However, some developers may be prefer to user a graphical based interface with their workflow.