To our Re-Leased Community,
As COVID-19 continues to impact people and organisations globally, we want to update you on the steps that Re-Leased is taking to ensure business continuity for our clients around the world.
The safety of our employees and clients is paramount, so we have actions to minimise risk as much as possible. Re-Leased has decided that it will be adopting a remote working policy in all markets outside New Zealand from 16th March until further notice.
Our steps include:
- Supporting our people in those locations to work remotely, while ensuring all client training and meetings operate seamlessly online.
- Reducing in-person meetings and restricting non-critical travel.
- As a precaution, we have cancelled attendance at industry events, as well as our hosted events until further notice. Re-Leased will continue to run webinars and virtual educational events — we look forward to sharing these with you.
Your business continuity is important
As we become more reliant on digital connections, our company plays an important role in enabling our customers to continue to work productively in any environment. As a cloud-based business, we are fortunate to have a suite of tools that keep our team operating smoothly.
In addition, the Re-Leased platform offers cloud flexibility and will allow you to work from anywhere on any device, to support the remote working of your business. Our servers which are backed by Microsoft Azure include extensive backup, disaster recovery, and redundant systems to keep application data secure and accessible at all times and to maintain business operations and continuity.
We are here to support you
The Re-Leased team will continue to be contactable via all of the usual channels, so you shouldn’t notice any disruption to your service. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact support@re-leased.com or reach out to a member of the team directly.
If you require any assistance in transitioning your business during this time, again we are always happy to lend guidance. Below we have listed some additional resources:
