Craft Exceptional Transactional and Triggered Email
Transactional and triggered email experiences are rarely described as extraordinary. But they should be. Empower your business to create compelling email content on a global scale.
Realize the incredible potential of transactional email to amaze your customers, inspire loyalty, and accelerate growth.
How Dyspatch Can Help Your Business
Enterprise organizations are centralizing security and accountability for transactional and triggered email content across multiple teams, while looking for ways to empower content creators to build ever-more complex, global email communications at scale.
Dyspatch is a cloud-based communications management platform that allows you to do both.
Improve Security While Simplifying Your Email Creation Process
Dyspatch provides email content management that is independent of your code base, deployment process, and customer data, helping preserve the integrity of all three, while making Dyspatch GDPR compliant. Learn More
A Workflow that Works
Dyspatch establishes a standardized email creation workflow, from building to testing, approval to publishing, that can be implemented across multiple teams. Learn More
Does this Sound Like Your Organization?
Dyspatch will fix email creation processes, some of which you may not even realize are broken. Inconsistent branding? Fixed. Localizations managed by spreadsheet? Fixed. And those are just the tip of the iceberg. Learn More
Download a Dyspatch Brochure
Our 2-page overview outlines how Dyspatch can help your organization simplify email creation, revision, and approval workflows.
“The API integration is very smooth, and provides appropriate testing tools. Great developer experience… Template changes can be handled with a minimum of interaction with the development team.”
“What used to be 44 random, hard-coded emails, scattered throughout the system, has been reduced to 15 templates. We can edit text and publish new versions without a sprint!”
“Customer support is amazing. Prompt and knowledgeable whenever I needed them.”
“As a developer, I hated making code changes for every minor email update. Now I define the data for a template once, and then another team can edit the actual content, as much and as often as they want, without my help.”