KINZ: Streamlining Data Validation and Client Authentication with Omnichannel Communication Platform
Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - 5G
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- National Security & Defense
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Quality Assurance
Use Cases
- Personnel Tracking & Monitoring
- Real-Time Location System (RTLS)
About The Customer
Established in 2009, KINZ is Jordan’s first CRM portal that builds distinctive databases to serve various sectors. As a premiere resource of Jordanian intelligence, KINZ provides its clients with comprehensive and detailed business information. The company is known for the most updated and accurate corporate data in the region, with all records constantly checked, updated, and verified by qualified staff. Leading businesses in the region trust KINZ in offering an unparalleled volume of error-free corporate data in a compliant way.
The Challenge
KINZ, Jordan’s leading subscription-based CRM platform, faced a significant challenge in maintaining the accuracy and integrity of its corporate data. The company's manual and disjointed data validation and client authentication processes were labor-intensive and inefficient. Staff had to manually divide contacts, make cold calls, update contact details on spreadsheets, and upload them onto the CRM. This resulted in a disjointed effort in unifying data, overburdened staff, increased costs due to manual processes, and an over-reliance on phone calls. Additionally, KINZ needed to ensure the security of the information on their platform and verify that it was only being accessed by their business clients. The company needed a single communication platform that could automate their processes, collect and unify data without manual hindrances, and verify existing clients while still providing an excellent customer experience.
The Solution
KINZ partnered with Infobip to implement a single omnichannel communication platform that could automate data collection and client verification processes. Infobip's customer data platform, People CDP, automatically collects and updates the existing database, flagging contacts that are new or need to be updated. This triggers the customer engagement solution, Moments, to initiate a phone call for data validation, with an automated IVR using the Voice solution asking a series of validation questions. WhatsApp Business Platform was also set up as an alternative channel for a conversational experience. When needed, agents take over the chat with Conversations, a cloud contact center solution. This automation-human hybrid approach gave agents a 360-degree view of the contacts profile and conversation history. All these solutions worked synchronously, collecting, updating, and unifying all the data in real-time. Infobip’s communication platform also catered to authenticating their existing clients via two-factor authentication (2FA) over SMS, ensuring real-time security without hampering customer experience.
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