The means of communications have advanced to an entirely new level and instant messengers have emerged as the most credible of them all. Instant messaging has made our lives a lot easier by enabling people to share their thoughts with friends and family in real-time. These applications include text, audio and video chat features helping web users to interact with friends, co-workers, and other online users while giving a personal touch. However, you can also use instant messenger for professional purposes, such as online customer support, and a lot more. You can make your customer support service more interactive by integrating instant messaging service with your website. Well, you’re not required to carry out the time-consuming process of searching for a tool for the purpose, as Expressway Flexchat 1.0 is there to help you. It’s a web application that allows adding real-time text and audio/video chat to any website.

While starting Expressway Flexchat you’re shown a modestly designed interface with smoothly operable options. The chat application can be integrated to function effectively with web browsers and Flash player. It begins with impressive interface, where you can chat with your friends or customers. Further it even allows you to make money by advertising or by providing space for online meetings, services, product selling, etc. Flexchat enables building online community, chat rooms, add extensions, chat personalization, along with setting the online status. Coming to the chat, it supports audio, video and text chat that increases interactivity. With text chatting, you can enter customized text, smileys, etc to make it more interactive. The chat application can further be used for several purposes like E-Learning, Dating, Customer Service, Discussion Forums, Professional Consultations, Interoffice Communications, Webinars, Meeting, etc.

Expressway Flexchat is easily integrated with websites and flash players to make it easier for your customers and clients to interact with you.

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