Cheetah is a Multi-Talented Suite of Single Line Software including:

1) AUTO DIALER for automatically calling with pre-recorded messages.
2) POWER DIALER for easy and fast calling to speak to live people.
3) VOICE MAIL-AUTOMATED ATTENDANT for answering telephone.
4) ENVIRONMENTAL ALERT for calling with condition warnings.
5) HANDS FREE-SPEECH ACTIVATED CALLING for receiving & placing calls.

Cheetah Software is FREE with the purchase of our Speedy Dialer external telephony board.

Cheetah software works with Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP (also works with Windows 95, 98, or ME if you are only using Cheetah for Power Dialing). Cheetah and Speedy Dialer operate on either a Desktop or a Laptop computer. Cheetah software works for either outbound calls or inbound calls.

The following features are included with each suite of software:

OUTBOUND

Auto Dialer - Cheetah can automatically call a list of telephone numbers and deliver a pre-recorded message. It will start and stop at the times you determine. It can deliver one message to answering machines while delivering a different message to live answers.

Your calls can deliver a simple message or you can design your calls using several choices such as: 1) deliver a greeting, 2) then ask the person called to press a key on their touchtone phone for confirmation that they are ready to hear the message, 3) deliver the message, 4) ask the person called to respond to a question by pressing a key on their touchtone phone, 5) ask the person called to leave a voice mail message, and 6) end the call with another message. Voice mail messages may be heard on your computer’s speaker, or if you have a broadband internet connection, the voice mail messages can be automatically e-mailed to the recipient and heard on their computer’s speaker. You may store many different lists of phone numbers in the system. When used in conjunction with the Cheetah Voice Mail-Auto Attendant, you may call in from a remote location with a secret pass code, record your message, select which list of phone numbers to dial, and command the system to start calling to deliver your message.