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Infobip Enables Instagram Messenger in its Contact Center Solution

Infobip Enables Instagram Messenger in its Contact Center Solution Image Credit: Infobip

Global cloud communications company, Infobip has added Instagram Messaging to the broad portfolio of channels available through its global Communications-Platform-as-a-Service offering. 

Customer support agents within consumer facing businesses will now benefit from a unified and simple workspace where they will be able to manage communication over Instagram through Infobip’s contact-center-as-a-solution service - ‘Conversations’- resulting in the need for fewer calls to a contact center and a more seamless, improved customer experience. 

 

With this new capability, Infobip’s clients are now able to handle messaging at scale on Instagram, connect to new customers and strengthen relationships with existing ones. The social media platform also holds the ability to deliver visual messages to many recipients quickly and conveniently and has proven excellent for sharing these visual cues with consumers all over the world. This capacity has helped businesses online and off to form deeper connections with their customers.

Since its launch in 2010, Instagram has seen a meteoric rise to 1 billion active users making it one of the top 6 social networks worldwide and has become an increasing strategic communications tool for enterprises and institutions.

Konstantinos Papamiltiadis, VP of Platform Partnerships at Messenger
The Messenger API for Instagram is now available for all developers who make it possible for brands to improve and enhance messaging experiences with customers. By integrating the Messenger API for Instagram, businesses and developers can effectively scale messaging workflows to better own the customer experience and build more authentic relationships.

Adrian Benić, Chief Product Officer at Infobip
It is clear that customers want to use their preferred channel of communication to connect with businesses and service providers. In fact, many customers today primarily choose to interact with brands through social media for everything from ordering food, requesting rides, making retail purchases right through to some elements of banking, and this same fast and simple capability can be brought to the contact center.

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