Are tariffs forcing you to do more with less?

Relay is designed to work right out of the box. It’s easy for teams to pick up quickly, even for those new to digital communication tools.

With its intuitive interface and simple push-to-talk functionality, most teams can start using Relay right away with minimal training. Features like the “Home” language setting and real-time translation make it even more accessible for diverse teams.

Additionally, Relay offers customer support and onboarding resources to ensure a smooth transition, so your team can stay focused on their work, not on learning new technology.

Relay’s safety alerts, including color code alerts, are built to streamline urgent communication and enhance team safety. With Relay, users can send pre-set alerts like color-coded messages (e.g., Code Red for an emergency) directly to the team or specific groups. These alerts can be transmitted quickly, using both text and audio notifications, ensuring that critical information is received instantly.

The alerts appear on Relay devices with clear visual indicators and distinct audio cues, so they’re easy to recognize even in noisy environments. Relay’s network redundancy also ensures that these alerts go through across cellular and Wi-Fi connections, so your team stays informed and responsive, no matter the setting.

Yes, Relay offers several features to enhance discretion in communication:

1. 1:1 Device Calling: Users can initiate a direct, one-on-one call with another team member, like saying, “Call Jon Smith,” to create a private channel exclusively with that person. Once the conversation ends, Relay seamlessly returns the user to their previous channel, allowing for smooth transitions and ensuring sensitive conversations remain confidential.
2. Text Messaging: In addition to voice communication, Relay allows for discreet text messaging. This can be useful for sending quick updates or sensitive information without drawing attention.
3. Wearable Accessories: Relay can be paired with wearable accessories like headsets or earpieces, enabling users to communicate privately without holding the device.
4. Do Not Disturb: Users can set their devices to DND during meetings or sensitive situations to prevent accidental alerts or conversations from being overheard.