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Omnichannel Coordination

One conversation across every channel. Coordination decides which channel reaches each contact, in what order and how often — respecting preference and consent — while Drip runs the sequences themselves.

Customer Relationship Management

Overview

Running email, SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, voice and push separately means the same customer gets three messages on three channels, or none. Coordination fixes the layer above the sequence.

It picks the best channel per contact, falls back when one is unavailable, caps frequency, honours preference and consent, and keeps a single, consistent conversation on one record. For the timed sequences that ride on top of it, see Drip.

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  • ✓ Best-channel selection per contact
  • ✓ Automatic channel fallback
  • ✓ Preference centre & consent sync
  • ✓ Frequency capping across channels
  • ✓ One consistent conversation
  • ✓ Cross-channel journey analytics
Capabilities

Everything Omnichannel Coordination gives you

Best-channel selection

Reach each contact on the channel they actually respond to, not the same one for everyone.

Channel fallback

If the preferred channel is unavailable or unread, the message steps to the next automatically.

Preference & consent

A preference centre and consent sync mean nothing sends on a channel the contact has not allowed.

Frequency capping

Global limits stop a contact being hit too often across channels combined.

One conversation

Every channel writes to one thread on the record, so the customer feels one brand, not many.

Cross-channel analytics

See reach, response and fatigue across all channels together, not siloed per tool.

How it works

Live in four steps

1

Set preferences & consent

Capture channel preference and opt-in per contact.

2

Coordinate the mix

Rules pick channel, order and frequency for each person.

3

Deliver with fallback

Messages send on the best channel, stepping down if needed.

4

Measure & tune

Cross-channel analytics show what to adjust.

AI at work

How the agent works with Omnichannel Coordination

The Flow-Cognition Agent runs a real loop on your data — grounded in your records, governed and logged.

Sense

Reads each contact preference, consent and channel history.

Decide

Decides the best channel, order and frequency for the next message.

Act

Coordinates delivery with fallback — every choice logged and governed.

Five-tier model routing · field-level permissions · full audit trail. See the AI layer →

Use cases

Where teams put it to work

Coordinated campaigns

A launch reaches everyone once, on their best channel, without overlap or spam.

Lifecycle messaging

Onboarding and renewal messages pick the right channel per person automatically.

Consent-safe outreach

Preference and frequency rules keep high-volume messaging compliant and welcome.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Drip builds the timed sequence; Omnichannel Coordination decides which channel each step uses, in what order and how often, respecting consent.

Email, SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, voice and push — chosen per contact with automatic fallback.

A preference centre and consent sync gate every channel, so nothing sends without permission.

Yes. Frequency capping applies across all channels combined, not per tool.

Cross-channel analytics show reach, response and fatigue across every channel together.

Why it matters

The payoff

Reach, not spam

Each contact hears from you once, on the channel they actually respond to.

Consent kept by default

Preference and consent gate every send, so outreach stays welcome and compliant.

No channel silos

One thread per contact across email, SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, voice and push.

Spend that works harder

Fallback and frequency caps cut wasted sends and message fatigue.

See Omnichannel Coordination in your workflow

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