Data Collection & SDKs
SDKs for web, iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter and server, with offline queues, consent gating and automatic lifecycle events.
Platform
Collect every event once. Understand it on the raw events. Decide who gets what with live segments and journeys. Deliver through your own providers, under your rules. Operate it with AI that proposes and waits, on a platform built for enterprise security.
Architecture
Sources on the left, the event store and its four engines in the middle, channels on the right. Every event takes the same path, so the profile, the report, the segment and the send all read the same record.
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Layer 01 · Collect
SDKs for web, mobile and server feed a single event store, with schema enforced at the door and identity stitched across devices.
3 modules · 47 capabilities
SDKs for web, iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter and server, with offline queues, consent gating and automatic lifecycle events.
Anonymous history is stitched onto the known user at login, with computed attributes, reachability and a full event timeline.
Auto-discovered events, inferred property types, top values for pickers, and a tracking plan you can enforce in CI.
Layer 02 · Understand
The full report suite runs directly on the event store, so the number in a report and the number in a campaign are the same number.
2 modules · 30 capabilities
Layer 03 · Decide
Continuously evaluated audiences, a visual journey canvas, and experiments with real control groups.
3 modules · 40 capabilities
Behavioural, demographic and technographic conditions, nested any way, evaluated live, with reachable counts before you launch.
Triggers, waits, branches, goals and channel actions on a visual canvas, with per-node stats, versioning and a 30-day replay.
A/B and multivariate tests, bandits, control groups, a universal holdout, attribution windows and feature flags.
Layer 04 · Deliver
Push, in-app, email, SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, web and webhooks, personalised at send time and governed by caps, quiet hours and a blast-radius ceiling.
3 modules · 46 capabilities
Mobile push, web push, in-app, inbox, email, SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, on-site and webhooks, with no margin on delivery.
Versioned templates, tokens with fallbacks, reusable blocks, catalog-driven recommendations and prices resolved live.
Frequency caps, quiet hours, suppression, send-rate throttling, a blast-radius ceiling and a delivery log that explains every miss.
Layer 05 · Operate
Assistants that draft, simulate and diff before a human approves, on a platform built for enterprise access control, residency and audit.
2 modules · 25 capabilities
Copy, segments, reports and journeys from plain language, predictive scores with explanations, and an assistant that never acts without approval.
Multi-tenant isolation, roles that match your org chart, SSO and SCIM, PII masking, encryption with your keys, residency and audit.
Only on Edverix
42 capabilities across the platform carry this mark. Each one is described in full on its module page.
Explore by role
Each role touches a different part of the platform first. The links go to the three modules that matter most on day one.
Build an audience from behaviour, put it on the journey canvas and simulate the result before anyone is messaged. Caps, quiet hours and the blast-radius ceiling apply to every send without a second thought.
Funnels, retention and paths run on the raw events, so a drop-off at step three becomes a live audience in one click. In-app messages and feature flags ship without an app-store release.
Events live in Postgres. Query them in SQL, sync them to your warehouse without a bucket hop, and turn an analyst's query into a campaign audience directly.
Typed SDKs for every surface, a tracking plan enforced in CI and journeys that live in your repository. The live debugger shows every payload as it arrives.
Tenant isolation at the schema level, roles that separate building from approving, and an audit log of every administrative action. Residency and self-hosting for regulated workloads.
FAQ
The short answers. Every module page has its own questions underneath.
A customer engagement platform, meaning product analytics, customer profiles, segmentation, journey orchestration and every messaging channel, built on one event store that you can query in SQL.
Their analytics tool knows everything and can do nothing; their messaging tool can do everything and knows nothing. With one event store there is one definition of a conversion, used by both the report and the campaign, and any report becomes an audience in one click.
No. You connect your own push, email, SMS and WhatsApp providers and keep the rates you negotiated. Edverix orchestrates, personalises, governs and logs every send but takes no margin on delivery.
You do. It lives in Postgres, you can query it in SQL, sync it to your warehouse, export everything on demand with no notice period, or run the platform in your own cloud.
A web or React app sends its first event within an hour. A mobile app with push adds a native SDK and a provider credential. Most teams have their first journey live inside the first week, and the simulation feature means it can be tested against real history before anyone is messaged.
Yes. The Developer plan is free for small event volumes and includes the full analytics suite so a team can evaluate on real data. Paid plans are priced on events processed and messages orchestrated, never on how many people exist in your database.
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Send your first event in an hour, simulate your first journey against real history, and keep every byte of it in a database you can query.