Feb 15, 2021
iConstituent announces it will offer over 1 million dollars in text messaging services to state and local governments across the US.
(PRUnderground) February 15th, 2021

iConstituent announced today that it would offer over 1 million dollars in text messaging services to state and local governments across the US to help with the vaccine rollout.
“State and local government are working hard to vaccinate their communities. Our product can help them send vital information out to the population, especially underserved populations, instantly, ” states Zain Khan.
Like so many of us, the Pandemic has impacted our friends and colleges at iConstituent. We see the many ways our customers have suffered. As a company with a mission to connect State and Local Governments with their constituents, we want to make a difference. We believe that by supporting our customers in this time of crisis, we may save others.
iConstituent’s GovText allows elected officials to select constituents by geographic location, demographic, or other criteria for pin-point SMS messaging. Government Agencies can engage their constituents in one-on-one communication while utilizing the power of AI scripting that responds to frequently asked questions and enhances staff productivity. iConstituent has developed a toolkit that shares best practices of merging social media outreach with targeted SMS messaging. To learn more about it, click here.
If you want to benefit from iConsitituent’s GovText COVID-19 grant, then apply using this form.
Founded in 2002, iConstituent provides innovative engagement tools for public officials to communicate with their constituents. The company’s portfolio of services offers impactful ways for local governments to identify their citizens’ critical needs. iConstituent is used daily by Federal, State, and Local governments to map issues, identify key concerns, and prioritize their resolution.
About iConstituent
iConstituent has been delivering technology to meet constituents’ growing expectations for Government transparency and communication for the past two decades. We introduced the first eNewsletter to Congress, and our flagship product, the iConstituent Constituent Engagement Platform, is changing the way elected officials communicate with their constituents every day.
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