OpenText Exstream Description
OpenText™ Exstream is crafted for comprehensive customer communication management (CCM) and utilizes existing organizational data and content to convert standard customer communications into unique, engaging experiences tailored to the customer's preferred digital and print formats, screen sizes, and devices. With flexible deployment options available both on-premises and in the cloud, Exstream is adaptable to accommodate the varying needs of any department or intricate enterprise landscape; its accelerator packages facilitate seamless integration with essential systems, enhancing the efficiency of critical business processes. This CCM solution empowers organizations to create, manage, and distribute highly-targeted and pertinent customer communications across various digital and print platforms, encompassing letters, invoices, bills, statements, and additional customer correspondence. The most effective customer communications software not only streamlines and automates communication processes but also actively bolsters initiatives aimed at enhancing customer engagement, ensuring that organizations can maintain relevance in their interactions with clients. Ultimately, the ability to personalize communications can lead to improved customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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Convoluted design interface Date: Dec 26 2024
Summary: Hardcore experience. Old school interface. No UTF-8, just some "double byte" weird charset of year 2000 or older.
Positive: Fast processing, but only with latin1 input charset.
Facilitates teamwork, as you have to ask for help.
Not much pros.Negative: Convoluted interface with lots of elements that have far from self-explanatory names not matching the obtained effect. Order of execution is sprinkled all over the place. Impossible to learn by doing - you will have unacceptably high error rates. So you need inhouse experts to use it. And they need extreme discipline to not make a mess.
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Has every possible functionality just patched on top willy nilly somewhere. Can run on Linux, but needs a Windows server just for licensing. And development too only on Windows. Has no layer concept for visual design.
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