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Stanleybet Group Signs Deal with Fast Track

Stanleybet Group has chosen Fast Track CRM to power player engagement for their online offering.
Fast Track CRM is built on a rich real-time data feed that enables operators to engage players instantly based on their behaviours. The platform also provides simple, visual workflows for operators to create and orchestrate complex sets of engagements. Stanleybet Group will be able to use the rich data in the platform to create granular segmentation models and get a deeper understanding of their players.
“We have been operating online for just over a decade and feel it’s time to revamp our engagement strategy and really show our players everything we have to offer. Fast Track is the perfect partner for this next phase in our online journey and can provide a solution to all the challenges we are facing in scaling our communications and rewards,” Joris Petllion, Director of Online at Stanleybet Group, said.
“Working with a brand like Stanleybet Group, that is a household name and has a long history in the industry, is a privilege. We hope to take all that history and power in their brand and enable them to work in a smart and scalable way to delight their online player base,” Simon Lidzén, Co-Founder and CEO of Fast Track, said.
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