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SuprNation take player engagement to next level with FAST TRACK CRM

SuprNation, the award-winning operator, has become the latest business to switch to FAST TRACK CRM to manage their player engagement.
SuprNation will roll out FT CRM across their three brands, beginning with VoodooDreams.
The SuprNation team is already known for their innovative approach to the iGaming world, having won multiple awards for their contributions to the industry.
Henric Andersson, Co-founder and Director of Suprnation said: âWe are looking forward to working with FAST TRACK to continue to improve our player engagement. We pride ourselves on having industry-leading mobile experiences and FT CRM will help us take this to the next level.â
FT CRM allows operators to engage with their players in real-time across multiple channels by integrating with both external service providers and an operatorâs own internal systems.
Simon LidzĂŠn, Co-Founder and CEO of FAST TRACK said: âItâs always exciting for us to work with operators who are looking to push the boundaries of what is possible today and to collaborate on innovative player engagement strategies. Working with Suprnation will be a fantastic way for us to demonstrate FT CRMâs full capabilities.â
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