NewgenONE Platform
GenAI-assisted Communication Designer
Leverage AI-driven communication design for personalized, compliant, standardized content creation with drag-and-drop components, multilingual support, and dynamic elements like charts, tables, and barcodes.
Design highly personalized and engaging communications using drag-and-drop capability. Enable component-based designing of communications for consistency, compliance, and standardization. Embed various types of graphs, charts, tables, images, fillable elements, and barcodes, and Leverage multi-lingual capability.
Communication Design Capabilities of NewgenONE Platform
Intuitive Visual Designer
Easy-to-use, drag-and-drop designing tool
User-friendly interface to capture variables and data fields
Device-friendly, Multi-lingual Communications
HTML support for creating responsive and device-friendly e-mails, PDFs, Word files, SMS, WhatsApp messages, and social communications
PDF/UA-compliant output for differently abled users
Multi-lingual communications to cater to a larger audience
Modern, Templatized Communications
Images, watermarks, tables, charts, and graphs for visually appealing and attractive communications
Importing of existing designs for reusability and quick template development
Master templates to enforce bulk changes to multiple reports and pages in a single click
Versioning, Sorting, and Bundling
Template versioning with a check-in/out feature and assigned rights
Defined communication bundles based on zip code, city, or other criteria
Data Privacy and Security
Configurable passwords, digital signatures, 1-D and 2-D barcodes, watermarks, and HIPAA and PCI DSS-level encryption standards
Data confidentiality by masking customers’ account numbers, policy numbers, etc.
Two-factor authentication and Single Sign-On for authorized access to user accounts
Third-party Data Integration
Third-party integration using web services
Integration with multiple data sources, including MS SQL and Oracle through ODBC/JDBC connections, or import data from CSVs, JSONs, and XMLs
