MCA - Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Renewal of Vuelio FOI Management
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Renewal of Vuelio FOI Management including the following capabilities: up to 40 users, FOI & Cases management module, Integrated email distribution from the platform, Management of contacts, Activity dashboards and reports.
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Renewal of Vuelio FOI Management including
Renewal of Vuelio FOI Management including the following capabilities: up to 40 users, FOI & Cases management module, Integrated email distribution from the platform, Management.
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