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Case Study

Factoreal – Enabling Seamless Marketing Automation Across Social Media Channels

We partnered with Factoreal, a leading marketing automation platform, to enhance their multichannel capabilities by integrating LinkedIn and WhatsApp, enabling enterprises to streamline their digital marketing lifecycle across platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Our work also included batch notification integration, performance optimizations, and thorough QA, ensuring a scalable and reliable marketing engine.

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The Vision

Factoreal sought to empower marketers with an automation platform that reduces manual effort and enhances engagement through intelligent workflows. The objective was to integrate leading communication and social platforms-including LinkedIn and WhatsApp-into Factoreal’s existing architecture, ensuring marketers could schedule, track, and analyze campaigns across all digital touchpoints from a single interface.

Scenario

Expanding Multichannel Reach with Seamless Integrations

As marketing campaigns increasingly span multiple channels, Factoreal recognized the need to extend its integrations to previously unsupported platforms such as LinkedIn and WhatsApp. Additionally, Factoreal aimed to enable batch integration for push notifications and improve the reliability and performance of its communication features. Key initiatives included: Researching and implementing secure, compliant integration with the LinkedIn API. Building WhatsApp and batch push notification capabilities. Ensuring integration consistency across existing digital channels. Conducting rigorous QA to validate LinkedIn workflows within the platform. Maintaining architectural scalability while managing growing data and message volumes.

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What we did

Enhancing Factoreal’s Automation Platform with Social and Messaging Integration

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LinkedIn Integration Design & Development :
We conducted extensive research on LinkedIn's API capabilities and compliance guidelines, designing the integration to align with Factoreal’s existing frameworks for Facebook and Twitter. This included message scheduling, campaign tracking, and analytics support.
WhatsApp Integration :
We extended Factoreal’s messaging capabilities by integrating WhatsApp as a new communication channel, enabling direct customer engagement and automated responses through WhatsApp Business APIs.

Quality Assurance of LinkedIn Integration :
We conducted comprehensive QA testing of the LinkedIn integration to ensure message accuracy, API rate-limit compliance, and end-to-end workflow reliability across campaigns.
Batch Integration for Push Notifications :
We implemented batch processing capabilities for push notifications, enabling Factoreal to trigger large-scale messaging events efficiently while ensuring delivery reliability.

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The Impact

Our engagement helped Factoreal unlock greater value for their users by enabling advanced automation and deeper multichannel engagement.

Factoreal’s marketing automation platform is now more versatile and robust, with seamless LinkedIn and WhatsApp integrations and enhanced push notification capabilities. Our collaboration helped them provide a unified, powerful solution for digital marketers, simplifying campaign management across channels and improving overall engagement and conversion metrics.

Operational Efficiency

Batch notification handling and automation helped marketers manage campaigns more efficiently, reducing time spent on manual scheduling.

Improved Campaign Reliability

Rigorous QA ensured that campaigns executed flawlessly, increasing trust in the platform and reducing customer support incidents.

Future-Ready Architecture

With scalable backend technologies like Cassandra, Redis, and Kubernetes, Factoreal’s platform was ready to support a growing customer base and high message volumes.

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