WebEngage Omnichannel Engagement is a marketing automation platform that helps businesses engage customers across multiple channels including email, SMS, push notifications, social media, and website personalization. It provides tools for customer segmentation, cross-channel campaign management, advanced personalization, and marketing analytics to improve customer engagement and drive higher return on marketing investment. Key features include automated campaign orchestration, real-time customer behavioral tracking, personalized messaging, and data-driven insights to optimize marketing efforts. By unifying customer interactions across channels, WebEngage enables businesses to deliver a consistent and tailored experience that increases customer loyalty and brand affinity.
ExtraaEdge is the most preferred admissions & marketing automation CRM software designed specifically for the education industry. ExtraaEdge focuses on increasing student admissions and optimizing the marketing cost via automation and analytics, enabling the educational institutes to automate, streamline and manage their student admission funnel. Also through behavior analytics, institutes can measure their Return on Investment (ROI) during the critical admission period, take course corrective measures, optimize efforts to the granular level and much more. With over 125+ educational institutes empowered by ExtraaEdge’s admission software, ExtraaEdge helps them to increase, manage & predict their admissions. Product offerings: CRM, Marketing Automation, Predictive Analytics, Chatbot, Mobile CRM, Application Form
A defacto choice for educational organizations looking to grow their enrollments, we at NoPaperForms make Sales, Marketing, Admission, Finance, and Operation teams more productive with our powerful yet easy-to-use solutions. While each of our purpose-built products whether Enrollment Cloud, Education CRM, Application Platform, Education Chatbot, or Payment Cloud is powerful on its own, the real impact is when you enroll as one.
I would rate the pricing a four out of ten, with one being cheap and ten being expensive. It is on the cheaper side.
I would rate the pricing a four out of ten, with one being cheap and ten being expensive. It is on the cheaper side.