Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Intrusion Detection
- Robots - Wheeled Robots
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Behavior & Emotion Tracking
- Usage-Based Insurance
About The Customer
Mashreq Neo is a digital banking app launched by Mashreq, one of UAE’s best performing banks for five decades. Mashreq has a strong presence in the financial capitals of the world with international offices in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the U.S. The Mashreq Neo mobile app offers a personalized full-service banking experience where customers can create instant bank accounts, initiate bill payments, quick remit (money transfer), opt-in for debit/credit cards & loans, and manage investment banking along with international trading. The mobile app also offers loyalty programs based on the customer’s app usage and purchases.
The Challenge
Mashreq Neo, a digital banking app launched by Mashreq, one of UAE’s best performing banks, faced a significant challenge in integrating their mobile app into the larger omnichannel customer experience. The app was initially perceived as just another touchpoint to engage with customers, leading to a siloed approach where customer data across channels and services was stored separately and not flowing into a centralized platform. This resulted in high drop-off rates at the onboarding stage and low adoption rates on key features such as debit card spends, quick remit for salary and international transfers, and the bank's loyalty program, Salaam Points. The goals were to increase customer onboarding by offering unified communication to ease app adoption, boost debit card adoption and spends by driving day-to-day app transactions, and improve loyalty program consumption by driving debit card and quick remit usage.
The Solution
To address these challenges, Mashreq Neo shifted their strategy to place their mobile app at the center of the customer journey. They employed MoEngage’s Customer Engagement Platform to analyze and understand customer behavior and cater to their unique needs. They built a contextual engagement strategy and used MoEngage to execute their omnichannel campaigns, focusing on personalized communication and the use of AI. They improved onboarding with omnichannel customer journey workflows, identifying peak drop-off points and engaging users in these high-risk buckets. They also used behavioral analytics to upsell and promote their rewards program, analyzing customer's current app behavior to predict a customer’s propensity towards new offerings and services. Lastly, they enhanced engagement with dynamic messaging, optimizing messaging using performance data of past messages to target the customer at the right time, with the right service offering, right message, and via the right channel.
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