Solutions

Start with the outcome. We compose the rest.

Tell us what your business needs to happen — an anonymous visitor identified, an abandoned caller recovered, an audience made addressable. Every Bituser solution is assembled from the same Products and Features, so the one you need is composed, not custom-built. If it isn't in the catalog below, it's a composition we haven't named yet.

How a solution gets built

Three steps from need to named Solution.

01

Name the outcome

You describe the business result — a channel you want reachable, a moment you want captured. Not a schema, not a pipeline diagram.

02

We map it to Products

Every outcome resolves to a set of existing Products and the Features inside them. The mapping is the work; the machinery already exists.

03

It becomes a named Solution

The composition gets a name, a Type, and canonical IDs — the same name on the site, the rate card, your statement, and your Order Form.

See how the naming works → /company/taxonomy/

Solution types

Every Solution carries a Type.

Every Solution carries a Type that classifies its shape. Two ship today.

Type · Pipeline

Two entry points. Four destinations.

Every Pipeline is a from and a to. Resolve an anonymous web visitor or an inbound caller, then activate to the channel where it pays off. Eight pipelines, one model.

From ↓  /  To →EmailAdPostalAnalytics
Website VisitUser from Page · 8010 EmailList growth AdAudience activation PostalReachable audience AnalyticsMeasurement
Inbound CallUser from Call · 8020 EmailRecovery AdAudience activation PostalReachable audience AnalyticsMeasurement

Website Visit solutions

Entry: User from Page · 8010

Resolve anonymous web traffic the moment it engages — before the visitor leaves — and activate it to the channel you choose. DaaS resolutions render as Features inside the IaaS Product you select. UAIID = User Agent Instance ID.

Inbound Call solutions

Entry: User from Call · 8020

Resolve the 85% of inbound callers who hang up before converting — matched to a known identity, then activated for follow-up.

Not sure which pipeline fits?

Tell us the outcome you're after and we'll map it to the right solution — and the usage you'd expect.

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