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The video above shows how to connect the Invoco platform to your Google Drive account. Once connected, we can push the following into Google Drive automatically:
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The video above shows how to connect the Invoco platform to your Microsoft OneDrive account. Once connected, we can push the following into Microsoft OneDrive automatically:
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The video above shows how to connect the Invoco platform to your Zoho Docs account. Once connected, we can push the following into Zoho Docs automatically:
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Connecting your Invoco Virtual Number, Virtual Landline or Hosted PBX system to Freshdesk is really easy. Check out the video to see how to connect the two systems. In summary, the integration will:
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Connecting your Invoco Virtual Number, Virtual Landline or Hosted VoIP PBX system to Google Contacts is really easy. Check out the video to see how to connect the two systems. In summary, the integration allows for the following functionality:
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When you power up your broadband router and connect to the Internet, in order for rest of the world to be able to communicate with your network and devices, the router will need an internet address, just like your house needs an address in order to receive mail correctly. This is called an IP address.
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FTTP stands for Fibre To The Premise and is basically a broadband connection based on providing full fibre all the way to the home or office. Other so-called ‘fibre’ products such as FTTC still rely on using the existing copper lines from the street cabinet to the end user and therefore are limited on the
Superfast broadband offers significantly faster speeds than standard ADSL broadband, with download speeds typically in excess of 30Mbit/s and utilises fibre technology, most commonly FTTC (Fibre To The Cabinet) and now SoGEA. Whilst FTTC and SoGEA are described as ‘fibre technologies’, this is a bit of a misleading term and can cause confusion. For a
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We do love our acronyms in the telecom industry. We’ve got oodles of them. But SoGEA is a real doozy. I mean… who makes these things up? So, it stands for Single Order Generic Ethernet Access. Still none the wiser? Hardly surprising. The vast majority of broadband connections in the UK are provided as an
FTTC stands for Fibre To The Cabinet and is often just referred to as ‘fibre’, at least in the UK. This can be a bit misleading however, as many people will expect ‘fibre’ to be a fibre link into the home or the office but this is not the case with FTTC. As the name