Secure and monitored communications

Centralize and govern all of your company's communication processes

Jamio's Plus

The effective management of communication and notification processes

With the Jamio platform, it'ss possible to leverage a service that integrates several third-party technologies, called Plug Message, aimed at governing those processes, even complex ones, that involve exchange of PEC communications, emails or notifications.

In the Design Time phase of processes, then, specific service methods can be invoked to build ad hoc solutions where needed, for example :

Sending or receiving PEC communications to or from different correspondents even in bulk form by monitoring their status
Receive email communications that may perhaps feed into subsequent processes or practices
Send e-mail communications , including automated ones that may contain information and attached files
send e-mail or SMS notifications

Jamio is Goal Oriented
Control message delivery and initiate corrective action if the goal is not achieved on time

With Jamio you can!

A Hub for Multichannel

With Jamio, complex processes can be modeled through an advanced Hub that is prepared for multichannel and through which all communication channels used by the company can be managed in a secure and controlled manner, including PEC. Thanks to the multi-recipient and multichannel approach, Jamio also allows a message to be sent to multiple recipients through different means of communication and transport such as:

PEC
E-mail
Courier
Traditional Mail
Posting etc.

Jamio's Plus

Validate contact details to manage secure processes

Again with Plug Message, to ensure the security of transactions handled in a jamio solution (e.g., electronic signature, validation of data or documents, etc.), it's possible to build processes that enable the validation of addresses over which relevant information passes.

Through the sending and verification of certified OTPs , it's therefore possible to validate an e-mail or telephone number, determining that it actually belongs to a contact.