ESChat (Push-to-Talk)

SLA's Enterprise Chat (ESChat) is a powerful communication system that allows for real-time push-to-talk and group text messaging. Unlike other similar services, ESChat is carrier independent and allows for cross-carrier communication. This makes it a versatile and reliable option for businesses and organizations that require efficient and effective communication. ESChat offers a range of features that cater to the needs of a serious workforce. It is a subscription-based service, but users can try it out for free by downloading the app from the Play store and creating a 30-day demo account. For businesses looking to integrate ESChat into their operations, they can visit the ESChat website for purchasing information. ESChat sets itself apart from other push-to-talk services by offering a comprehensive range of capabilities. This includes features that meet the most rigorous customer requirements. It is also known for its high performance and is considered the most full-featured push-to-talk service available today. Additionally, ESChat is a cost-effective solution that can be quickly deployed in any enterprise environment. SLA provides a complete push-to-talk solution for businesses, including base station and vehicle-mounted radios, as well as interfaces to land mobile radio and public safety answering point networks. This makes it a versatile and flexible option that can easily integrate into existing business practices. Some of the highlighted features of ESChat include real-time push-to-talk, group text messaging, user and group priority control, and presence for groups and individual contacts. It also offers multiple group types, account management through both the handset and web, and encrypted account management transactions. Other features include PC-based dispatch client, easy contact and group selection, floor control indication, and user and group management through both web and handset interfaces. ESChat also allows for instant ad hoc group calling, enterprise administration through a web interface, and supports large group sizes of up to 60,000 for preemptive priority emergency groups.