Solution | Email Marketing
fmCyberimpact Demo solution
Integrating FileMaker with Cyberimpact
Your Email Marketing
Email marketing is an essential part of your business’s marketing strategy.
To effectively manage your contacts and mailing lists, you want your custom FileMaker application to be integrated with a flexible and reliable email platform.
Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) provides a rigorous framework for email communication. While there are many popular email marketing solutions on the market, Cyberimpact simplifies CASL compliance with many unique features.
Developed and hosted in Canada, Cyberimpact’s email marketing platform is bilingual (French and English), as well as having a REST-type API for integration with other applications.
That’s why Direct Impact Solutions chose this platform to integrate FileMaker custom applications for its customers.
fmCyberimpact Demo Solution
To help discover the capabilities of Cyberimpact, Direct Impact Solutions provides you with a demo solution. This solution demonstrates how Cyberimpact can be integrated into a FileMaker custom application.
The fully functional solution can be downloaded as is and used free of charge using the FileMaker Pro or FileMaker Pro Advanced software (version 16 or +). If necessary, you can also request access to the source code to adapt the solution to your needs.
Terms of use
- The fmCyberimpact solution is provided free of charge by Direct Impact Solutions, without any warranty or support.
- To access the solution features, you must have access to or install a copy of FileMaker Pro software (version 16 or more recent) on Mac or Windows.
- Use of the Cyberimpact API features requires a subscription or trial account that can be purchased by clicking here.
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