Sinch Engage × Marquis Software
43% fewer no-shows vs. control group
Unreliable appointments to confirmed attendance
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The case study anchors on a concrete, study-derived metric (43% fewer no-shows) that gives the story credibility beyond anecdote. The before-state is specific: a named customer running at a 20% no-show rate, with real consequences for officers and parolees alike. The mechanism is clear enough to replicate: integrate SMS into existing workflows, send one reminder the day before the appointment, and store full message threads in the database.
Cite an internal study with a control group to validate a single-variable change. It turns a vendor case study into something that reads like evidence, not marketing.
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