MultiCall has a unique solution to this problem. Its primary use case is in voice-based instant group calling without any dependency on internet connectivity. This makes MultiCall an ideal tool for organizations that need to coordinate and communicate with multiple vendors in their supply network or vendor chain. Heads of procurement and supplies can make quick calls without being hampered by network issues using MultiCall, leading to smooth coordination and communication.

Enter MultiCall. Its low-bandwidth efficiency and Internet-independent operation close the communication gap, from faculty collaboration and parent-teacher communication to emergency group announcements. MultiCall offers smooth and uninterrupted connectivity with the ease and simplicity of voice-based communication.

One of the first things that can break that flow is communication, especially as operations start to scale. Coordinating between teams, locations, and clients, and doing it in a way that’s fast, secure, and affordable, can quickly become a headache.

The problem is, when critical technology goes down, the communication channels IT teams depend on, such as VoIP, chat, or cloud-based services, often go with it.

MultiCall’s primary value proposition for NGOs lies in enabling HQ-foster connections with field-based teams through high-quality voice calls. Social projects are challenging in themselves; by facilitating multi-person calls in low-connectivity environments, MultiCall brings teams closer.

Large enterprises are all about collaboration. Enter MultiCall’s voice communication system that effortlessly connects multiple departments via unlimited group calling and smart scheduling.
Video conferencing often makes interdepartmental meetings inaccessible for many teams. When departments can’t meet without lags or face login issues and other video call mishaps, communication bottlenecks happen.