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To help online businesses use transaction data to predict what a customer may want to buy next and how much they will spend.
-58% employee growth in 12 months
Formerly a restaurant technology provider called Eatsa, the company rebranded as Brightloom, a customer growth platform. The platform takes transactional data from its customers, alongside menu and marketing campaign data, to predict what a customer will buy next and how much they are likely to spend. Using this information, brands can deliver personalized product campaigns and promotions for each customer.
Data science and continuous optimization are typically only available to giant corporations like Amazon and Starbucks due to the level of technical sophistication and man-hours it requires. CEO, Adam Brotman’s time as the Chief Digital Officer at Starbucks provides this operation with an insider’s perspective. This coupled with an affordable and simple-to-use platform, that eradicates the need for data scientists and analysts, makes these services accessible to a larger number of smaller companies.
Following a 2019 deal, Starbucks shares key components of its software with Brightloom, positioning the company for huge growth. It has already secured clients such as Evergreens, Jamba Juice, and Kickee, and with recent funding, Brightloom will accelerate Research & Development and continue to develop its “data science-as-a-service” platform.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Dec 2021
$25.4m
LATE VC
Feb 2021
$15m
LATE VC
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Adam Brotman
(CEO, not founder)Previously co-founded PlayNetwork, serving as CEO, and Forum3, currently serving as the Principal. Spent 9 years at Starbucks as EVP of Global Retail Operations before serving as co-CEO of J.Crew.