Hona, a provider of client engagement software for law firms based in Lehi, has launched Hona’s Voice AI. The new app manages client communications and client intake without dropping inbound leads. Hona’s Voice AI enables law firms to respond to clients swiftly, prevent leads from reaching out to competitors and deliver a positive experience. “Managing client communication is a full-time job for lawyers, making it challenging to dedicate time to capture new leads. Even missing a single lead can significantly impact a law firm’s bottom line, potentially costing thousands in lost revenue, and they’re often lost simply because the first call isn’t answered,” said Manny Griffiths, co-founder and CEO of Hona. “With Hona’s Voice AI, firms can ensure every lead is immediately captured and qualified, eliminating manual data entry, saving time and capturing potential revenue opportunities for the firm while improving the client experience.”
Holladay-based Aegix Global, a provider of safety and incident management solutions, has unveiled its newest panic button technology, designed specifically for educators and school administrators. Panic buttons, which are now required by law in every Utah classroom, integrate seamlessly with the Aegix AIM platform, ensuring schools have access to rapid emergency response tools tailored to their unique needs. “We’ve been working hand-in-hand with educators since 1991, and there’s no organization better equipped to address the complexities of keeping teachers, students and administrators safe,” said Chet Linton, CEO of Aegix Global. “Our panic button technology empowers teachers with a simple, reliable way to alert responders and initiate safety protocols during critical moments.” The highly accessible and programmable panic button can be worn on a wrist, lanyard or lapel and can be programmed to meet specific operating procedures for the district and the school.
Storied, a Provo-based history platform designed to help users capture and preserve family history and family stories, has announced a new feature called StoriedBook Studio. The application brings a suite of powerful new features that make it easier than ever for users to craft, design and publish their own personalized storybooks. StoriedBook Studio allows users to create unlimited projects by organizing different themes, memories, recipe books or family histories. Users have access to an extensive story prompt library, giving inspiration to create new stories and to pull stories from group contributors. “StoriedBook Studio is about making storytelling and family history more accessible and meaningful,” said Brandon Camp, chief marketing officer at Storied. “This release empowers users with the tools they need to create truly personalized books that capture their most cherished memories, whether for themselves, their families, or future generations.”
Midvale-headquartered ZoJacks has introduced a line of proactive water damage prevention products featuring the company’s leak detection and automatic shutoff valve technology. Designed to protect properties from costly water damage, ZoJacks offers a full-service platform that ensures real-time monitoring, early detection and immediate response to potential leaks. “Our mission is to give property owners peace of mind by providing an intelligent, automated solution to detect leaks before they escalate into major problems,” said Nate Baldry, president of ZoJacks. “By integrating our technology, property managers, condo owners and insurance providers can reduce risk, lower costs and enhance property value.” ZoJacks’ system continuously monitors for freezing temperatures, humidity and water leaks within plumbing and mechanical systems. When abnormal activity is detected, property owners and managers receive instant alerts, allowing them to take swift action, promoting water conservation by reducing waste and inefficiencies.
KT, an American Fork provider of kinesiology tape and sports recovery products, now offers a new e-learning platform, the KT Continuing Education Course Series. The platform is designed to educate medical professionals on the use of kinesiology tape in various situations and pain points. “This new education platform reinforces our dedication to supporting the sports medicine community with innovative products and expert training opportunities,” said Morgan Serrano, KT brand manager. “The KT Continuing Education Course Series is designed for sports medicine professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of kinesiology tape and its practical applications.” The series features five training courses lasting one to two hours. Participants earn one or two continuing education credits per course, with pricing ranging to approximately $150 per class. KT representatives lead the program with support from Christopher Harper, a member of the KT Sports Medicine Advisory Board.
Sandy-based Telarus, a technology services distributor, has launched its Telarus Hub, an all-in-one business management platform for its technology advisors. With advisor-centric design, Telarus Hub helps advisors connect with sales teams and resources, utilize tools to help win more deals and increase their industry knowledge. “Telarus Hub is the next-gen platform our advisors have been asking for. It sets a new standard of service, enabling them to sell more effectively, reduce daily task efforts and source best-in-class supplier solutions for their customers,” said Adam Edwards, CEO of Telarus. “Telarus Hub reflects our commitment to innovation and solving the everyday challenges our community faces. Advisors can focus more time on deepening client relationships and worry less about back-office tasks.” The hub features a dashboard for real-time visibility into prospects, deals and forecasts; and streamlined access to account, order, supplier and commission data.
Audience Town, a marketing and sales analytics software provider for homebuilders based in Logan, has announced the launch of the Market Assessment Bundle as part of its platform. Designed to give builders insights and tools to enhance their marketing performance and drive sales, the new tool uses Audience Town’s own consumer data combined with property data from CoreLogic, a California-based real estate analytics company.
“This is the product homebuilders have wanted, but did not know was possible,” said Ed Carey, CEO of Audience Town. “The Market Assessment Bundle provides the first 360-degree view of people, property and leads, allowing homebuilders to not just know who is moving, but what they’re buying, where they’re coming from and why.”
Unlike existing options for homebuilders that rely on disconnected data sources, Market Assessment Bundle delivers buyer profiles based on real-time homebuyer data, instead of years-old census data; new property sales updated in days instead of months; and listing data refreshed daily, automatically and in-platform.
Features in the Market Assessment Bundle include comparables for local new construction and resale listings; inventory, sales and property data powered by CoreLogic; and buyer demographics and behaviors from actual local buyers.
“Audience Town’s comprehensive understanding of prospective new build-buyers with CoreLogic’s industry-leading property data is a win-win for homebuilders,” said Eric Wrobel, vice president of property intelligence at CoreLogic. “This new alliance with Audience Town will allow homebuilders to thrive in this highly competitive market.”