Fair enough ... you may be thinking. 'Me? I'm not thinking, boss.' Ha!
But why has it been launched, this PiPxt?
Well, let me tell you ...
It has been launched to address remote communications compliance requirements in the financial services sector.
'I'll sleep better tonight, boss!'
Yes, yes. I think we all will, Voice.
No endorsement, obviously. I don't even know if this PiPxt thing works. I don't even know what it is.
And ...
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No - !!!
There's more ...
Remote or mobile workers can now be constantly connected to their company's office PBX system while addressing regulatory demands for call record and auditable storage.
Oh. 'Is there more?' Yes.
A new mobile app that directly extends a company's PBX office phone system and all of its associated features to staff mobile devices, be they personal or business owned, has been launched.
The PiPxt app launched by PiPcall, is the ideal solution for financial services organizations looking to securely record and store calls made and received within tight MiFID-II and other compliance rules such as the FCA call recording obligations as set out in its Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls sourcebook (SYSC 10A). The app runs via the GSM network thereby guaranteeing call quality and veracity.
Okay ... there's a lot more to this PR email, but - 'It's a PR email?!' Of course. You don't think I was just coming out with this stuff off the top of my head, do you? 'I never know with you.' Don't be ridiculous.
BUT, but, but ... it's the voices I like. And there's one voice - 'Me!' No, not you. I'm referring to the voice of Simon Hochhauser. 'Who?!' He's the CEO of PiPcall. 'PiPcall?! Whatever happened to PiPxt?' Don't worry about that now, idiot.
[PiPxt is the app. Christ.]
Anyway, the Simon voice is here ...
Simon Hochhauser, Founder and CEO of PiPcall, states: "Freed from the physical constraints of the desk, many staff will continue to want to conduct business either from home or when out and about as the UK unlocks. For those in the highly regulated financial services sector many more business conversations will be held using mobiles, away from the compliance bubble of fixed desk-based communications. And herein lies the challenge - the regulatory requirement for the recording and storage of these calls does not differ from those made on fixed office phone systems."
Thank you, Simon. Well -
Hochhauser continues: "Financial services covered under SYSC 10A include those doing a broad range of activities including the arranging of deals and dealing in investments, managing those investments or collective investment schemes, all of which need to be recorded and auditable. With more and more employees looking to continue to work from home, and remote working set to continue post-Thing, this is what PiPxt addresses and all in one simple to use app."
Yes. Thank you, Simon.
You know, Voice, I'm wondering -
Hochhauser concludes: "This is the ideal solution for those highly regulated industries looking to extend the features of an existing corporate PBX onto staff devices. Wherever employees now do business - in the office, on the move or at home - PiPxt delivers against the compliance demands of dedicated call recording and storage no matter where they are located."
'Christ! Will he ever shut up, boss?' He's just concluded, Voice. That should be the end of him. Look - !!!
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'Thank God for that! He was starting to get on my nerves.' Don't be horrible. 'I'd rather hear from Lucky.' Lucky makes less sense that you. 'That's why I like him.'
Ha! Voice doesn't like competition.
Never mind.
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