Intema Solutions Inc., makers of eFlyerMaker.com, an email platform with extensive compliance and content creation suites, is pleased to announce the launch of a new advanced automation feature for its eFlyerMaker email marketing platform.

“This new automation feature was created with the goal of offering a best-in-class, flexible product tailored to our customers’ needs and should open up many new sales opportunities in the enterprise segment,” said Daniel Drouet, Vice President, Products, at Intema. “Combined with eFlyerMaker’s easy to use content creation and compliance tools, it provides our customers with an advanced email marketing platform at a price point that makes sense for them.”

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“Our customers will be thrilled with this new feature, which makes creating complex automations incredibly easy,” added Sébastien Plourde, Intema’s Chief Technology Officer. “For example, marketers will now be able to save time and increase their ROI by automating the creation audience segments of welcome emails, drip marketing campaigns and much more.”

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eFlyerMaker.com has a number of clear advantages when it comes to building email marketing campaigns, making Intema an obvious choice for companies needing:

• a powerful, easy-to-use email marketing platform at an affordable price point;
• advanced automation features;
• data governance: all data is kept in Canada on Intema’s highly secure servers, which is a legal requirement for Canadian financial institutions, government agencies, as well as many other companies that hold sensitive information; and
• access to a robust compliance framework required by companies in regulated sectors like financial services or that care deeply about protecting their brand.

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