One connection
Your applications send their messages to a single entry point, whichever channel is chosen for the customer.
Elmo's Notify connects your applications to your customers. One connection, and your messages go out by the channel most likely to be read.
Your IT team connects once; your business teams then use it without a second thought.
Your applications send their messages to a single entry point, whichever channel is chosen for the customer.
If the WhatsApp message does not arrive, SMS automatically takes over.
The three channels that matter to your customers, with your name as the sender.
Your texts are prepared once, in several languages, with the customer's details inserted automatically.
Confirmation codes go ahead of routine messages, so they arrive within seconds.
For each message, you see whether it has been sent, delivered or read, and the stages it went through.
Each institution has its own volumes, with alerts before they run out.
Your application is informed as soon as a message is delivered, so it can update its own statuses.
You can try things out safely before sending to real customers.
Notify is set up quickly, without disturbing your processes.
Your technical team receives its access and tests in the acceptance environment.
We activate the channels and the sender identity of your institution.
Your texts are validated, translated and made available.
The first messages go out, and we follow the first few days with you.
A console shows you volumes, failures and the balances of your allocations.
Because a missing receipt or a duplicated code makes a customer lose trust.
Any system able to call a web interface: your banking tool, your collection software, a customer portal, and so on. Elmo's Notify connects natively to our other solutions.
Yes, the sender identity can be that of your institution.
A console shows sends, failures and balances by channel, with alerts before they run out.
Other messaging channels are under study. Tell us about your needs.
We prepare a first sending scenario with you.