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DotNet Holdings

Sector: Commerce and Communications

Every call and text, on real infrastructure.

The most important conversations in many businesses still happen on personal cell phones, which means no record, no coverage when someone leaves, and no way to improve. We build the business phone, messaging, and call automation that fix that without slowing anyone down.

Beating the personal phone on its own terms

Businesses have tried to move conversations off personal phones for years and mostly failed, because the official tool was slower than the phone in someone's pocket. We build communication that beats the personal phone on speed: texting as fast as native texting, calling one tap from the record, numbers that follow the person across every device. The recording and accountability come along invisibly, as a property of the infrastructure.

Conversations the business owns

When communication runs on business infrastructure, the business finally owns its own conversations. Nothing walks out the door when an employee does, managers can coach from real examples, and the customer gets a faster answer. Everyone's incentives finally point the same way.

What we do here

Capabilities in Business Communications

Two-way text and MMS

Full conversation threads with photos, from desktop or on the move.

Recorded calling

Inbound and outbound calls on business lines, recorded and searchable.

Call flows and IVR

Visual builders for menus, routing, and after-hours handling.

Multi-account management

One platform serving many teams, each with its own numbers and rules.

Questions and Answers

Questions about business communications

What business communications software does DotNet Holdings build?
DotNet Holdings builds business phone and messaging platforms with two-way texting, recorded inbound and outbound calling, and visual call-flow and IVR builders. Its flagship in this sector is AutoMail.
Why do businesses need this instead of personal phones?
Personal phones mean no record, no coverage when someone leaves, and no way to improve. DotNet Holdings moves conversations onto business infrastructure while beating the personal phone on speed, so the change actually sticks and the business owns its own conversations.