Streamline your data management process with the Olark + CURL integration

Olark is an easy-to-use live chat software, very helpful to engage and support your customers and website visitors. It is one of the most common platforms for real-time chats, adopted by several businesses that want to increase sales, provide a better support experience and manage long-term relationships with their customers. Its intuitive and fresh design, together with a quite easy setup process, make Olark a platform suitable for small businesses too.

Olark allows you to easily connect with your customers, also getting useful information such as location, device used, number of visited pages on your website, most recently visited pages and so on. In this way, you can better identify your customers, provide them the best answers to their questions and turn leads/opportunities into deals.

Olark’s main goal is helping you to close more deals and improve your sales. For this purpose, Olark also provides a complete reporting system, that comes with a lot of analytics and insights, useful to monitor all the activities and optimize performances. The real-time monitoring system, allows you to your agent’s ratings, so you can better plan staffing decisions. One of the Olark’s mainstays is its integration list, which includes a lot of CRMs, Email Marketing software and Ecommerce platforms, such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Shopify and BigCommerce.

Curl is a software-oriented programming language for interactive web applications. The main objective of the language is to integrate formatting and web programming. Curl makes it possible to include complex objects in simple documents without having to use different programming languages or development platforms.

The problem is to allow different blocks to communicate with each other effortlessly. Curl addresses this problem by providing a syntactic and semantic interface at all levels of web content creation, from simple HTML to complex object-oriented programming languages.

Curl combine's text markup (as in HTML), scripting (as in JavaScript) and high computational power (as in Java, C # or C ++) within a single framework. It is used in a range of enterprise applications, Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumer (B2C).