An app for direct communication between the traveller and the agent

Convenient and simple application for video communication with potential customers, and tourists.

The application is part of the Community project and is necessary for a tourist from anywhere in the world to be able to contact you and, being on a direct video call, order the service he needs directly from you.

To take full advantage of the Community service, you must install the application after pre-registration in the system (https://community.si/en/auth/signup/) and enter it with your name and password. After logging in, you will appear on the Online Map as an active Agent and will be able to respond to the tourist who has contacted you.

The call goes to the application from anywhere in the world. All you need is the internet to work. No link to the phone number. The call can be received on any device - phone, tablet, or computer.

Simple rules of use:

1. Registration on the https://community.si/ website and high-quality completion of the profile. Entering photos, videos, and descriptions.

2. Install the application and allow access to the camera and microphone.

3. Be in status - online.

4. Accept video calls.

While the application is in beta testing mode, its use is free!

You can prepare the client for the trip in advance. Advise on seasonality, the best time to relax, prices, and expectations.

If the client decided to purchase a ticket spontaneously, you can show the weather conditions on the day of departure, and convince them that the weather forecast is a convention.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.4

Last updated on Jun 23, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

Synopsis

Community is an American sitcom created by Dan Harmon that follows the lives of a study group at Greendale Community College in Colorado. The group consists of Jeff Winger (Joel McHale), a disbarred lawyer; Britta Perry (Gillian Jacobs), a social activist; Annie Edison (Alison Brie), an overachiever; Shirley Bennett (Yvette Nicole Brown), a devout Christian; Troy Barnes (Donald Glover), a former high school football star; Abed Nadir (Danny Pudi), a pop culture enthusiast; and Pierce Hawthorne (Chevy Chase), a wealthy but eccentric businessman.

Plot

The series begins with Jeff enrolling at Greendale to earn a law degree after his bachelor's degree is revoked. He forms a study group with Britta, Annie, Shirley, Troy, and Abed to help him pass his Spanish class. Pierce joins the group despite being significantly older and having no academic aspirations.

As the group studies together, they develop close friendships and learn to appreciate each other's unique perspectives. They navigate the challenges of college life, including academic pressures, romantic entanglements, and personal growth.

Characters

Jeff Winger: A charismatic and arrogant lawyer who is initially dismissive of his fellow study group members but gradually develops a genuine bond with them.

Britta Perry: A well-intentioned but often misguided social activist who struggles to find her place in the world.

Annie Edison: A driven and ambitious student who is determined to succeed in everything she does.

Shirley Bennett: A devout Christian and single mother who balances her responsibilities with her desire for social acceptance.

Troy Barnes: A former high school football star who is trying to find his identity outside of sports.

Abed Nadir: A pop culture enthusiast who often sees the world through the lens of his favorite movies and TV shows.

Pierce Hawthorne: A wealthy but eccentric businessman who is often the butt of the group's jokes.

Themes

Community explores themes of friendship, acceptance, and the search for meaning in life. The characters learn to overcome their differences and find common ground, proving that even the most unlikely group of people can form a strong community.

Legacy

Community has been praised for its sharp writing, quirky characters, and heartwarming storylines. It has received numerous awards and nominations, including two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. The show has also developed a devoted fan base known as the "Greendale Seven," who have kept the show alive through online campaigns and fan conventions.