An enterprise alimtalk server that reliably sends bulk messages and automates Excel-driven data processing. Designed to fit inside operating environments that already run with CRM and ERP systems.
Bulk dispatch was less about 'sending' and more about 'what to do with the ones that failed.'
Send 100,000 at once and a non-trivial share will fail. Without automated retries, an operator spends days cleaning the failures in Excel. Existing tools couldn't balance send speed and retry reliability.
Without CRM/ERP integration, dispatch results had to be re-entered somewhere downstream. The messaging system stayed isolated from the actual operating flow.
Excel upload → dispatch → retry on failure → result sync — all inside one server, plus APIs for CRM/ERP to call directly.
The company's existing Excel format uploads as-is and converts into a dispatch queue. The KakaoTalk alimtalk API runs the send. Failures auto-requeue and retry; the operator only checks results.
APIs let CRM/ERP systems call dispatch directly. The messaging stops being a separate tool and becomes one step inside the operating flow.
Operator UI on Next.js, dashboard components on React.
Dispatch server, queue and retry logic on Spring Boot.