Dialing Innovations Helps Thousands of Franchisees
Apr 8, 2020
Thousands of franchisees get a much needed assist in their time of need
Indianapolis, Apr 7, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Dialing Innovations has stepped up to the plate in order to provide much-needed help to franchisees. Dialing Innovations is waving the hardware fees for 1 thousand franchisees. They are doing this in hopes to help franchisees put in place the technology needed to offer IVR menus or different ways to order their products.
Dialing innovations understand the tough times ahead, and how important having the technology in place to mitigate the damage is. That's why the CEO of Dialing Innovations Josh Vonhauger opted to donate thousands of devices with a free built-in phone system and IVR. Josh VonHauger believes were all in this together, and is eager to help those companies in need.
Below is the letter Dialing Innovations sent to franchisees all over North America and Canada.
Dear Franchisees,
We at Dialing Innovations are committed to helping franchisees through this tough time. We understand that every penny counts and are rolling out our emergency COVID 19 plan. This plan is designed to help franchisees that have not yet converted their phone lines to a $10 line. This cuts your phone expenses by 50-80% while increasing phone order sales for delivery or catering
Dialing Innovations is now offering a FREE device to the next 1000 stores that have not converted to our $10 phone line service. This will allow franchisees to move onto a higher quality phone line with built-in IVR menus for just $10 per month.
In addition to providing the most cost-effective phone lines in the industry, Dialing Innovations has brought in security systems and monitoring services that will cut monitoring expenses by up to 50%.
Sincerely,
Dialing Innovations
Media Contact
Dialing Innovations
8775235384
6401 South East Street
Source :Dialing Innovations
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