Don't overlook the funnel breakdown of your automatic emails

It only takes a minor glitch in the funnel to incur significant losses. But the good news is that you can now set automatic tracking and breathe a sigh of relief.
The problem we are solving
The traditional approach to track automated email deliverability is prone to errors.
  • When there is no awareness of funnel breakdown from the start
    If there is no awareness of funnel breakdown in the early stages - it leads to money loss during funnel downtime and creates negative feedback from clients and management. Ordinarily, identifying this issue comes down to chance.
  • When there is a need to review the funnels constantly
    There is usually a lot of distraction in checking the funnel. We spend valuable time checking the funnels from time to time to ensure there are no issues.
  • When you check funnels manually, not automatically
    When you check manually, you're less likely to find anything wrong with the funnel, which may increase the risks of overlooking the problem.
  • When there is not enough time to keep an eye on all funnels
    Sometimes, we don't have the time to check secondary funnels and when multiple funnels come into play, we only focus on the most important ones.
Our solution
What if anomalies in deliverability were detected instantly and automatically?
  • Automatic monitoring
    The program itself monitors all email funnels 24/7. No need to be distracted by this work and worry that something is going wrong.
  • Instant notification
    If problems are found, you will immediately receive an alert via the communication channel you have chosen. (email, sms, slack)
  • Customization
    You can customize what you consider a deliverability anomaly for each email or rely on a special AI algorithm.
  • Continuous learning
    If you use an AI algorithm to detect anomalies, then the more you use the program, the better it detects anomalies.
Don't overlook the funnel breakdown of your automatic emails

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