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Wiki source code of 1. Basic concepts and features of Smart Communications

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12.1	8	== Customer profile ==
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12.1	10	A comprehensive set of information about a customer, including:
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12.1	12	* Customer attributes (e.g., name, phone number, gender, city, external metrics).
	13	* Transactional data (purchase or order history).
	14	* Customer-related events (contact center inquiries, website visits, etc.).
	15	* System-calculated metrics (number of orders, average order value, last order date, RFM segment, etc.).
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12.1	20	Capabilities for working with the customer database:
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12.1	22	* Creation of a 360-degree customer profile containing:
	23	** all known customer information;
	24	** customer metric values;
1.1	25	** customer transactions;
12.1	26	** customer events;
	27	** history of communications, metric assignments, and point accruals;
1.1	28	** website visit history;
12.1	29	** system-initiated actions toward the customer and the customer’s responses.
	30	* Rule-based automatic point accrual (e.g., for specific actions).
	31	* Attribution of assisted customer transactions (online/offline) to specific communication sequences and mass campaigns.
	32	* Automatic data quality improvement: standardization of phone numbers and email addresses, automatic detection of time zones, mobile operators, and email providers.
	33	* Calculation and visualization of customer interests based on website browsing history.
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	35	== Segment ==
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12.1	37	A set of rules defining a group of customers unified by one or more shared characteristics. Segmentation and audience selection capabilities include:
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12.1	39	* Visual audience builder.
	40	* Selection based on customer properties, transaction properties, and transaction contents.
	41	* Selection based on bonus points, calculated metrics (AOV, CLTV, RFM, etc.), and bonuses.
	42	* Selection based on customer interests and website visit history.
	43	* Selection by customer events.
	44	* Selection based on survey responses.
	45	* Selection by communication history and customer responses to messages.
	46	* Saved segments.
	47	* Support for customer/transaction source tracking.
19.1	48	* Support for custom fields in customer profiles, transactions, and transaction line items.
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19.1	53	Segment examples: one-time buyers, regular buyers, residents of Barcelona, toothpaste buyers over age 30.
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19.1	56	For each segment, the system stores the selection rules and current segment metrics: number of profiles, average purchase, LTV, etc.
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12.1	58	Segments are recalculated multiple times per day.
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12.1	62	Example selection rules:
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12.1	64	* Contact. SMS subscription active: yes.
19.1	65	* Customer. Number of orders: greater than or equal to 1.
12.1	66	* Customer. Age: greater than or equal to 30.
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19.1	68	These rules generate a list of customers over 30 who have made at least one order and are subscribed to SMS notifications.
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12.1	73	== Target audiences ==
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12.1	75	Creating a target audience allows you to define a named list of customers.
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12.1	77	For example, you can select all customers who purchased a laptop in 2019 and assign them the tag “Laptop 2019”.
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12.1	81	Only customers who met the criteria at the time of audience creation are included.
	82	For instance, if the “Laptop 2019” audience was created in August, a customer who bought a laptop in September will not be added to this audience.
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19.1	86	For instructions on creating a target audience, see this [[article>>doc:Main.Smart_Communications.SMC_Use.Customers.Target_audiences.WebHome]].
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12.1	88	== Mass messaging ==
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19.1	90	A one-time system task to select customer profiles from a specified segment and send them a predefined message. The following channels are available for mass messaging: email, SMS/Viber, push, in-app notifications, and messengers.
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	92	== Campaign ==
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12.1	94	Campaigns are automated communication sequences that define rules for system interaction with customers. Campaigns are executed automatically by the system at a specified frequency.
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12.1	97	Capabilities for managing communication sequences and mass campaigns:
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12.1	99	* Automated communication sequences and manual mass campaigns.
	100	* Visual campaign builder.
	101	* Unlimited sequence length, conditions, and branching.
15.1	102	* Over 20 types of configurable [[triggers>>doc:Main.Smart_Communications.SMC_Use.Campaigns.Triggers.WebHome]], including custom customer and system-wide external events, abandoned carts, and other on-site activities.
12.1	103	* Control over customer re-entry criteria into communication sequences.
	104	* Visual message editor.
	105	* Message preview across device sizes: desktop, tablet, mobile.
	106	* Email templates.
	107	* Template import.
	108	* Rapid message assembly from prebuilt blocks.
16.1	109	* Advanced [[template engine>>doc:Main.Smart_Communications.SMC_Use.Mass_messaging.Template_engine.WebHome]] with support for conditions and loops.
12.1	110	* Variables: insertion of any customer profile attribute or related object data (receipts, events) into messages.
	111	* Recipient unsubscribe mechanism.
	112	* Personalization based on website behavior (viewed categories, viewed products, abandoned carts).
	113	* Calendar-based visualization of communication sequences and campaigns.
	114	* Email delivery and analytics.
	115	* Email sending via external ESPs or Loymax Smart Communications’ own high-throughput infrastructure (up to 18 million emails per day).
	116	* SMS delivery and analytics.
	117	* Push notification delivery and analytics.
	118	* Delivery error analysis, including server responses and spam filter feedback—automatic flagging of invalid email addresses and phone numbers.
	119	* A/B testing for campaigns and mass messagings.
	120	* Test message sending.
	121	* Time zone–aware SMS delivery scheduling.
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12.1	125	Campaign example:
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12.1	127	* Trigger date: November 24, 2023;
	128	* Select customers from segment: regular buyers;
	129	* Send push notification.
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12.1	131	In this campaign, all customers in the Regular buyers segment will receive a push notification 24 hours before Black Friday.
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	136	== Analytics ==
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12.1	138	Loymax Smart Communications provides comprehensive monitoring and analytics capabilities. The collected data supports reporting and strategic decision-making for customer engagement.
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12.1	141	Analytics capabilities:
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12.1	143	* Standard reports on the customer database.
	144	* Summary reports on communication channels, communication types, and more.
	145	* Reports on specific campaigns or mass messagings.
	146	* Trends and current snapshots of customer database quality metrics.
	147	* Delivery performance trends and snapshots for campaigns and sequences.
	148	* Conversion funnel trends and snapshots for campaigns and sequences.
	149	* Campaign effectiveness—tracking of assisted transactions attributed to specific communications.
	150	* Attribution of customer purchases to the triggering campaigns and mass messages.
	151	* Email open-rate reports by time of day and day of week.
	152	* Email delivery reports.
	153	* RFM segment visualization.
	154	* Contact data quality reports.
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12.1	158	Example Customer database quality report:
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11.1	164	== Integration ==
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12.1	166	The platform offers extensive integration capabilities:
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12.1	168	* Data exchange with other information systems (import/export);
	169	* Integration with external systems via REST API;
	170	* JavaScript tracker for on-site customer behavior analysis;
	171	* Integration with communication channels (email, SMS, push, in-app, chatbots, voice bots, etc.).
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17.1	173	For more details, see the [[Integration>>doc:Main.Smart_Communications.SMC_integration.WebHome]] section.
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Created 2024/02/14 08:54
Last edited 2026/04/08 04:37

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