Key takeaways
- ZineOne aims to transform brand-customer interactions through real-time, contextual engagement across various digital platforms.
- The startup employs machine learning models to analyse streaming data for improved decision-making in customer interactions.
- ZineOne's technology focuses on ensuring relevance to customers based on their immediate context and behaviour patterns.
- Founded in 2013, ZineOne continues to expand its capabilities to enhance digital communication for enterprises.

Idea behind its conceptualisation –

Analytics and Machine learning at ZineOne –
ZineOne says that it is like a brain that carries context for user at every stage of their journey across digital channels. But how exactly it does that? Sarkar is quick to add that analytics and machine learning are critical here. “Today, an enterprise is inundated with a high volume of customer data from a variety of digital sources, and in most cases, this data is stored, processed, and analysed to reach suitable decision. The inability to take advantage of data in motion to take immediate decisions may lead to significant loss of opportunity and revenue”, he said. This is where machine learning comes into play, as ZineOne enable enterprises to not only gain insights from user activity on their digital properties, but also enable actions in real time within the customer's’ immediate and most relevant context. “This real-time decisioning based on user activity streams to execute contextual, relevant and personalised actions; enhances user experience, boosts transaction success, and increases revenue for our customers”, shared SarkarZineOne at work, ensuring consistent user experience –
The startup is redefining the brand-to-user interaction in real time by bringing power of streaming analytics to customer and machine interactions. Explaining the same, Sarkar said that suppose a user is browsing for auto loans on a bank’s website on her desktop, starts a loan application, but leaves the website without completing the application. In such a situation, ZineOne sends web push to this user, reminding her about the incomplete application. He added, this web push will typically have a link that could take the user to the target page within the application exactly where they left off. If the customer ignores the web push, but next day opens up their mobile app to pay bills, ZineOne can still recognise this app user and show a message about the incomplete application, enabling them to continue where they had left. In case the user chooses to dismiss the reminder about the incomplete task, the system will remember their preference across devices and platforms, and not show the reminder again. Here, ZineOne is maintaining a persistent context for the customer, resulting in a seamless consistent user experience across channels.




