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Give every employee an email with their radio

One issued handset for push-to-talk and a real inbox at your domain. No personal Gmail, no separate mail app, and no second login for your frontline team to remember.

Give your team work email See how it works
The current push.tt built-in work inbox on the issued handset

One person. One device. One work identity.

The person you provision for push-to-talk can receive a mailbox at the same time. Email appears inside push.tt on the radio they already carry, signed in with the identity already on that device.

  • No personal email required. Stop asking employees to use Gmail or hand customers a shared address
  • No second account. The issued device already knows who is holding it
  • No separate app to manage. Mail is a built-in screen an administrator can switch on or hide
  • No lost customer history. Suspending a mailbox stops delivery and keeps the address from being handed to somebody else

Your company name on every message

Give staff name@yourcompany.com or use a subdomain such as drivers.yourcompany.com. The address looks like your business because it is your domain; push.tt stays behind the scenes.

  • The console generates the DNS records and explains what each one does
  • Domain ownership is checked before we accept or send mail for it
  • DKIM signing, SPF and DMARC help receiving services trust the message
  • You can move away later without changing every employee address

A proper inbox, made approachable

This is not a notification-only add-on. Employees can receive, write and organise real internet email in a conversation view that feels familiar to anyone who has used chat.

  • Inbox, sent mail, drafts, archive, spam and trash
  • Folders, labels, stars, filters and search when the mailbox grows
  • Attachments with a clear per-mailbox storage allowance
  • Sender checks are shown on suspicious incoming mail instead of hidden in headers
  • A content-free notification wakes the radio, then the authenticated app fetches what arrived

How an address reaches the radio

Mail fits the deployment flow you already use for radios. The administrator controls the company domain and the address; the employee simply opens Inbox.

1Connect your domainPublish the records shown in the console and press Check.
2Name the employeeChoose the address while provisioning their push.tt identity.
3Issue the radioThey open Inbox on the same device—there is no extra sign-in.

Honest about what email is

Email has to interoperate with mail servers across the internet. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, but it is not end-to-end encrypted and our server can read stored mail. The app says that plainly.

  • Your private and organisation voice channels remain end-to-end encrypted
  • Mail is a separate path and does not weaken channel encryption
  • Employees see the disclosure in the inbox, not halfway through a policy document

The radio can be their work identity, too

Tell us your domain and how many employees need an address. We will help you put a real inbox on every issued radio.

Give your team work email