NetSupport Notify 2.0
NetSupport Notify is a desktop alert mass notification system.
NetSupport Notify is a specially developed solution allowing instant and reliable delivery of notifications and alerts across a LAN or WAN to both Windows and Mac desktops.
The philosophy of NetSupport Notify is to provide a simple and effective solution to allow administrators to reliably deliver key notifications to employees across an enterprise without concern for network topology and to provide accurate records of message delivery and acknowledgement.
Unlike typical LAN-based messaging solutions, NetSupport Notify provides a dedicated notification gateway(s) that allow seamless message delivery across multiple network segments or dispersed sites without the need for network modifications or switch configuration.
The product includes as standard support for multiple notification gateways, as well as inbuilt redundancy should a specific gateway become unavailable. An administrator installs a simple notification console as a desktop application, or accesses the technology via a local web page, and within seconds can deliver both a notification and accompanying instructions, select the level of visual priority for each message and enable an audible alert if required. All alerts received by desktop users have both the receipt and acknowledgement recorded in the system log file for future review.
Pricing for NetSupport Notify starts from as little as $450.00 for a 250 user pack, which allows for up to 250 desktop agents and unlimited notification consoles and gateways. Unlike alternative solutions, NetSupport Notify does not rely on external hosted servers or charge annually for usage.
A fully operational 50-user evaluation can be downloaded from http://www.netsupportnotify.com
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