Lleida.net exports its certification model

SPAIN: In the last years, Lleida.net has received international recognition in an important number of countries, including the US, France and the UK. In 2008, Lleida.net launched the Registered SMS. Since then Lleida.net has been working on the field of multimedia messages registration, and in 2012 made a huge technological leap becoming the First Registering Operator.

Now, as Registering Operator, Lleida.net offers its Registration model to international operators. Lleida.net provides these operators with the necessary tools  to become registering operators themselves, allowing them to register all kinds of electronic multimedia messages such as SMS, MMS or Emails, as if sending a registered letter or a burofax (registered fax in Spain), but in a more economical, faster and environmentally friendly way. This service to international operators be launched at the Mobile World Congress 2013 (Lleida.net – stand 8.1I20 – Hall 8.1 App Planet).

Lleida.net innovates to satisfy the needs of its clients, attaining a growing and sustainable profitability. In this way, Lleida.net provides with electronic communication tools that make commercial circuits easier for companies, thus guaranteeing safe, certified and legal services.

Lleida.net contributes to new ways of communication that improve and make relationships between people easier, transforming traditional communication processes into valuable services in harmony with new technologies.

The registration services developed by Lleida.net as the Firs Registering Operator provide maximum legal validity to electronic communications, so that they can be used as documental evidence before a court of law. Now, with Lleida.net, it is possible to send Registered SMS, Registered MMS and Registered Emails.

Sectors such as banking, insurance companies, collection agencies, law firms, SMEs and even public administration have shown great interest in Lleida.net registration systems. For example, through Lleida.net registration service, companies can send registered invoices, allowing them to charge interests in case of late payment.