OnPage Priority Messaging announced the release, on Jan 29, 2015, of OnPage for 2015, a major new update that represents an evolution in mobile communications and addresses customer requests for expanded features, capabilities, and settings in areas ranging from back and forth continuous messaging, on-call scheduling management, secure priority messaging, and notifications. OnPage for 2015 is the first in the communications industry to integrate High Priority Secure Messaging and Low Priority Secure Messaging (which includes continuous messaging) all-in-one-app.
OnPage’s Continuous Messaging works the same way as a reply to an email — each reply appears as a new message and you can see what you are replying to. But there is one big difference — OnPage is SECURE!
OnPage replies are marked as a reply, so both recipient and the sender are aware that a reply message is part of an ongoing back and forth conversation.
OnPage for 2015 now offers users greater flexibility and a host of new convenient features to fit their secure messaging and pager replacement needs all in one application.
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