JANDI is offering their service free of charge to help ASEAN companies to effectively remote work. 

The service, which costs $108 annual per user, will now be free 1 year until the movement control order period is over with no limitation on the number of users signing up for the service.

JANDI, who is also a Tech Relief Solutions partner with MDEC, aims to accommodate an increasing list of companies who find themselves suddenly remote working with the announcement of nationwide shutdowns last month. 

JANDI gives teams a unified platform for instant messaging, unlimited video conferencing, secure file sharing and feedback and task-management. Launched in 2014, there are in excess of 230,000 teams across Asia using JANDI.

JANDI hopes to continue serving companies even after this challenging period, and aims to be a key pillar in improving digital adoption for companies.

“Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tools help companies transform digitally with almost zero friction. The future of work will rely on team collaboration built around distributed teams working remotely”, says Prakesh Muthukrishna, Country Head of JANDI Malaysia.  

JANDI Malaysia Sdn Bhd is wholly owned by Toss Lab, Inc. The company is backed by Qualcomm Ventures, Softbank Ventures, Cherubic Ventures, and many other global investors, with offices in South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia and the Middle East.

“These are unprecedented times for most of us. Businesses must find a way to continue operating and remote working fundamentally helps protect the safety of employees while maintaining business continuity”, says Matt Kim, CEO of Toss Lab, Inc.

To apply for the Free JANDI Enterprise Service, companies need to complete this form. For more information, visit the official website here.