In a recent development, MessageBird, a cloud communications platform has announced a strategic partnership agreement with SparkPost to extend the communications channels available to businesses.
The agreement!
With this strategic agreement, San-Francisco-based SparkPost will offer MessageBird platform to its clients, whereas the MessageBird will make SparkPost’s email capabilities available to their customers through its Programmable Conversations API.
By making the world’s most popular channels available via a single platform, MessageBird is taking the heavy lifting out of customer communications,” said Robert Vis, CEO and Founder of MessageBird.
Post this agreement, businesses of any size will have seamless access to an even broader range of communications solutions to enhance customer engagement.
“We’re pleased to partner with SparkPost to add email to our platform and take another step in our mission to make communicating with a business feel as natural as communicating with a friend.”
MessageBird
Founded by Adriaan Mol and Robert Vis in 2011, MessageBird is the Amsterdam-based cloud communications provider offering SMS, Voice and Chat solutions that enable developers and enterprises to communicate with customers in virtually anywhere. So far, the company has raised over €54.7 million funding in 2 rounds.
The company currently serves over 15.000 customers from rapidly growing startups such as Uber and Hello Fresh to innovative enterprises including Lufthansa Airlines and SAP. The company has offices in Amsterdam, San Francisco, London, Hamburg, Sydney, Shanghai and Singapore.
SparkPost
SparkPost is the world’s leading email sender and serves high profile customers like Microsoft, Atlassian, Zillow, LinkedIn, and Oracle to dramatically increase email performance. Based out San Francisco, the company was founded by George Schlossnagle and Theo Schlossnagle in 2008. The company has totally raised € 59.1 million in funding.
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