MODRON Selects Spaces API to Deliver Mediation and Consultation Services

Video killed the radio star… but no charges were pressed. Voice will always have a place in business, but video is booming. The pandemic put communications in perspective for organizations of all shapes and sizes, transitioning face-to-face interactions from in person to online, and offering many arenas a means to continue as close to business as usual while the world patiently waits for reopening.

Vonage announced a new partnership with MODRON, an Australian legal tech startup that will be leveraging Vonage to support its online video mediation and consultation services.

“Demand for legal tech services is increasing rapidly in Australia as COVID-19 has drastically changed the way we work, particularly as lockdown restrictions have prevented in-person consultations,” said Nathan Polito, CEO, and founder of MODRON.

The Vonage Video API Spaces is embedded within the MODRON platform to provide a user friendly and effective means of communications when working toward dispute resolutions and other court services. MODRON is in a unique position, as the first Australian company to deliver online dispute resolution services for the government, and is certainly taking advantage with nearly one million users between enterprise and municipal users.

Sunny Rao, Vonage Senior Vice President and General Manager for the Asia Pacific region explained, “The Vonage Video API facilitates secure and stable video communications, ensuring MODRON users can benefit from Spaces’ unique video call features and have productive consultations.”

Vonage continues to augment its presence around the globe, as it has not been quiet during the pandemic. The demand for remote communication and collaboration capabilities is surging, and the cloud communications provider is making hay while the sun shines.

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Edited by Maurice Nagle