Want to replace traditional letters with digital communications? Make life easier for your customers, whilst ensuring your operational costs-per-correspondence dramatically reduce by using our Which50 platform.

1. Replace Paper Clips with Kilobytes

By using only digital communications tools, you can talk to your customers on their own digital terms about all things communications. By replacing letters as the primary form of customer correspondence, you’ll make their life easier too at the same time. And Which50 allows you to choose the mode of communications that suits you and your customer best, whether that be by Email, SMS, WhatsApp, or secure eDocuments.

Outcomes and Benefits

• Replace legacy communication methods such as letters and phone calls with engaging and trackable digital messages.
• Environmental benefits of removing large volumes of paper contribute towards ESG objectives.
• Engaging and effective digital communications enhance customer experience and reduce customer churn.

Key Features

• No-Code Designer means that non-technical staff can design and edit all content across multiple channels in one platform
• Mobile Responsive design tools ensure branding and content looks great on mobile devices
• Built-in Spotcheck feature mirrors the traditional process of checking random set of documents before approving for release.
• Throttle settings can be used to control the volume sent per hour/day to manage volume of support calls or enquiries.

2. Communicate Securely

If you are sending more sensitive or confidential information, secure communication solutions incorporating Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) offers you and your customers more protection. For your customer, it shows you appreciate the nature of delicate correspondence. And for your organisation, it provides confirmation that the customer has received and opened the communication, enhancing reporting and administration.

Outcomes and Benefits

• Personal and financial data can be transferred securely and at scale providing comfort to customers and full audit capabilities to compliance teams.
• Communications across all channels can be tracked digitally in one central platform with built-in analytics and reporting capabilities. Follow-up messages can then be triggered to customers that have not engaged or confirmed receipt of communications.

For the foreseeable future, there will still be cases where sending a printed letter may be appropriate for certain customers. It is important that you can use a single platform to manage your content and to generate the print versions of your communications when required. A great way to encourage customers to switch to digital is to include a personalised QR code in each letter - this way they can simply point their phone to confirm their consent and their digital contact details.

Outcomes & Benefits

• Support for printed communications can be maintained for customers that are unable or unwilling to engage digitally.
• Single campaign for both digital and print communications – initial communications are sent out digitally and printed documents are subsequently generated for customers that don’t engage with digital versions.
• Gaps in digital contact details and consent can be collected via Data Capture solutions using QR Code printed on personalised letters.

Key Features

• Digital-to-Print “Waterfall” - Digital First’ campaigns can start with digital options (Email with Follow-Up SMS) and then fallback to Print.
• Print-Ready PDFs can be generated within Which50 and then printed and posted via internal Print Room or Print Partner.
• QR Codes with unique customer link can be added to each print document – customers scan code and be taken to prepopulated webform to complete any missing details.

Fill the gaps in your digital transformation journey today!

Suppose you have not already started or are about to start your digital transformation process, Which50 could be the missing piece of the puzzle. To start & continue follow these steps:

• Use this subscription to purchase Which50 - Click Get It Now in the top left corner.