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How we deliver a complete Links Server package:- Evo 4 Links servers are designed for managing NHS/Local Authority Links teams - providing a complete platform for managing voluntary and professional staff, the NHS facility audits and the feedback to NHS teams, patients and public. The system includes an integratedcontact managercalled Team Contact Management (TCM), an Audit Scheduling system and Web forms to allow your Links team to work as simply and effectively as possible. The Evo4 system features:- -Simple to manage work sheets - Agenda management system listing all relevant audit cases - Contact manager for recording notes discussions and letters - Easy and fast search facilities for finding contacts - Mailing system with groups and individuals easily identified - Integrated e-mail and text messaging platform - Integrated Skype for FREE internal calls throughout the Links network - Secure access for all users to update their own notes - Simple to use site/field audits systems The whole system manages office/field and professional/voluntary staff on a single easy to use platform requiring minimal training for administrators and volunteer users. No PC skills are necessary forLinksaudits due to revolutionary use of the latest data collection equipment. Evo 4 Team Contact Manager(TCM):- Inbound/Outbound call and web enquiry management Integration with Microsoft Outlook Easy to use contact screens with notes pads and individual log in Manager and customer support options - to view part or whole of the Links Community Easy to use web forms ideal for user patient/public/volunteer registration Easily created survey forms allow creation of feedback panels and surveys to maximise public/patient involvement Evo4 Links Server Audittracking and Scheduling benefits:- One ticket = One job Unique to Evo 4 - Least distance scheduling Unique Agenda collation system Diary tracking system Tracking of sites andaudits with integrated diary planner Simple circulation of Audit sheets Completed audit sheets automatically registered back into the system and collated |
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