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Blurbs comparison of TripleWhale and EKOM AI

Learn about how these Data, Analytics and Insights vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.

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TripleWhale

"AI-powered insights for ecommerce growth optimization."

Focused on Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA) .

Triple Whale helps marketers streamline ecommerce by leveraging AI to analyze data and automate decisions. It provides a cohesive platform for identity resolution, attribution, and data insights. Moby Agents act as smart analysts, refining customer segments and optimizing ad spend across channels, driving revenue from real-time, data-driven decisions.

First-party data advantage

Triple Whale claims that their use of reliable first-party data enables better marketing decisions than relying on third-party data sources.

Customer insights directly

Triple Whale claims that their Post Purchase Survey feature allows brands to gain insights directly from customers for refining strategies.

AI-driven data analysis

Triple Whale claims their AI assistant Moby provides effortless data analysis, reporting, and forecasting through natural language queries.

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EKOM AI

"Automates product data for digital merchandising"

EKOM AI enhances digital merchandising by automating product data management. It ensures that your product detail pages (PDPs) are structured and synced, making them easy for both AI and shoppers to find. This process eliminates manual workflows and costly data errors, while maintaining data integrity and compliance.

Automated Page Enhancements

EKOM AI claims that it automatically updates product pages in real time, optimizing keywords, metadata, and descriptions to ensure higher rankings.

Scalable Catalog Management

EKOM AI claims that it effortlessly scales with any e-commerce business, optimizing product data from 100 to millions of SKUs without extra manpower.

Quick Go-live Process

EKOM AI claims that it significantly reduces the time for new products to go live, allowing businesses to capture market demand faster.