Joingo, mobileStorm Inc. Partner on Messaging Solution

Joingo has partnered with mobileStorm Inc. on an omni-channel in-app messaging service designed to enhance casino communication with players.

Mobile technology supplier Joingo has partnered with leading mobile engagement solution provider mobileStorm Inc. to provide a unified omni-channel in-app messaging solution designed to deliver an enhanced user experience for casino players.

“MobileStorm has evolved to become a vital piece a casino’s technology infrastructure as it relates to sending player offers,” said mobileStorm Executive Vice President Darren Withers. “Our deep dive began with hiring intelligent people who know the casino space to work closely with our casino clients developing effective mobile and digital programs.

“We then started simplifying the main use cases our casino clients need our platform to execute, like variable offers and applying casino-specific compliance features like Age Gate for text message opt-ins. In 2014, we began working with MGT to provide casino players with an easy way to compliantly opt-in to email and text message programs from a casino kiosk while also reducing the workloads of internal casino staff. We are exited to take another huge leap forward with Joingo, enabling unmatched capabilities where players can use their casino app, built by Joingo, to view only valid email offers that may or may not have reached the ever-cluttered email inbox.”

Currently, Joingo is able to create, deploy and update a casino’s unique mobile app that interfaces with existing player tracking systems. By integrating mobileStorm’s MXM platform with Joingo’s app framework, players will now also be able to sign up for texts and emails, receive push notifications and view all valid offers directly through the casino’s app.

“We are pleased to be working with mobileStorm to offer a seamless omni-channel messaging solution into the casino gaming industry,” said Joingo CEO Steve Boyle. “This solution gives the casino operator a single interface for messaging while giving the consumer control over the methods and frequency of contact.”