The use case: how InCrowd deploys OneSignal
InCrowd, a sports digital experience platform provider, integrated OneSignal's push notifications, in-app messaging, and API into its Bridge platform so its sports clients can segment, target, schedule, and personalize messages to fans.
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InCrowd’s Audience Builder tool uses the data captured by their platform to help clients target a known audience (such as season ticket holders, ticket buyers, and recent push notification openers). The Audience Builder leverages OneSignal’s API to automatically tag specific users and update user data in order to send highly personalized push notifications and in-app messages at scale.