Iterable has incredible support, they help you tackle any new challenge or goal. I love how they have embraced AI and continue to make their proudct more efficent and help my team save time.

Put aside that Iterable's interface badly needs to be cleaned up, and you'll see that pretty much all the tools you need to be successful are there. Basic things like STO, subject line AI, and fairly robust workflows are all contained. Nested data structures allow you to keep conversion history fairly easily and manage multiple lines of business. And even though I personally hate working with data feeds, I have to admit they do make life easier. Plus, I've never had a major limitation using Handlebars. It might take a few tries, but there's always a way. I've migrated two clients to Iterable on top of working with three companies full-time who use them, and it's easily the simplest migration I've managed. The tradeoff between Iterable and anything else isn't going to be feature set. It's going to be UI and support for more complicated things you want to build. But with the right help from other Iterable users, you'll save a fortune by just not letting yourself get woo'd by a prettier design.

Es ist einfach, Vorlagen und Benutzerreisen zu erstellen. Die Benutzeroberfläche ist sehr intuitiv und ich genieße es wirklich, wie wir E-Mail/SMS-Analysen leicht verfolgen können.