Smart Communications acquires cloud platform Intelledox

Next generation forms

Adam Saville
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Cloud-based customer communications management platform for insurance and financial services

Technology firm Smart Communications has announced it has taken on the Intelledox platform. The acquisition means that more than 600 insurance, financial and healthcare brands, including HSBC, Aon, MassMutual and Deloitte, will now have their customer communications powered by Smart Communications and Intelledox. Designed to digitalise traditional forms-based processes, Intelledox's cloud platform connects to record systems and provides next-gen forms, built-in workflow and ‘on-demand' customer communications. Intelledox said it has helped hundreds of businesses and government orga...

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