SKYTAL

For organizations

A separate protected channel for important conversations

A separate secure channel for discussions where confidentiality matters especially — without moving all company communication into SKYTAL.

  • Confidential chats
  • Protected calls
  • Invitation-based access

Why use a separate protected channel

Everyday work can stay in familiar channels. SKYTAL isolates the conversations where extra access costs more.

Everyday communication

  • day-to-day work
  • a wide circle of contacts
  • familiar corporate channels

SKYTAL

  • selected sensitive conversations
  • a limited circle of participants
  • a separate protected contour

You do not need to move the whole company.

SKYTAL complements existing channels rather than asking you to abandon them.

Where SKYTAL creates value

Leadership

Confidential discussions and decisions

Legal work

Communication with colleagues and clients

Closed projects

Limited groups and trusted participants

Partners

Contractors, advisors, and external participants

Professional teams

Specialists, consultants, and trusted working circles

What you are paying for

Not an invitation and not just another chat.

  1. Access

    Product access and a controlled connection path.

  2. Protected channel

    Delivery of messages, attachments, and calls within the current architecture.

  3. Infrastructure

    A working delivery contour and service operations.

  4. Product development

    Development of the product, infrastructure, and security model.

SKYTAL is not for everyone

Everyday messaging

For most day-to-day conversations, familiar channels may be enough.

When confidentiality has value of its own

SKYTAL is for situations where a limited circle and controlled access matter more than everyday convenience.

  • Executives
  • Closed project teams
  • Legal professionals and consultants
  • Partners and advisors
  • Professional teams

Move important conversations into a separate channel