Retailigence
Founded Year
2018Stage
Acquired | AcquiredTotal Raised
$10.4MAbout Retailigence
Retailigence is a hyperlocal marketing platform designed to help drive qualified foot traffic into local retail stores. Retailigence does this by distributing a brand or retailer's product availability information via a network of location-based application partners, used by consumers who are close to finalizing buying decisions. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in London, United Kingdom.
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Expert Collections containing Retailigence
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Retailigence is included in 2 Expert Collections, including Store management tech (In-store retail tech).
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Retailigence Patents
Retailigence has filed 2 patents.
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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4/2/2013 | Social networking services, Internet advertising methods, Internet privacy, Social media, Online advertising | Application |
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Related Topics | Social networking services, Internet advertising methods, Internet privacy, Social media, Online advertising |
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Latest Retailigence News
Apr 18, 2016
ShopAdvisor, a Concord-based company that develops marketing technology that targets… more Screenshot ShopAdvisor, a Concord-based company that develops marketing technology to target shoppers on their mobile phones, has acquired Silicon Valley-based Retailigence. Terms of the acquisition — ShopAdvisor's first — were not disclosed. ShopAdvisor, a Concord-based company that develops marketing technology that targets… more Screenshot Because of the acquisition, ShopAdvisor will now allow shoppers to discover where products they're interested in are located at brick-and-mortar stores, and in what sizes, prices and colors. Real-time analytics and data science powers the technology behind ShopAdvisor. The four-year-old company's CEO, Jeff Papows said the technology will only notify a shopper when they have indicated serious interest in a particular product multiple times, through previous searches online. Retailigence offers real-time analytics about which products are available in which stores. That technology was the motivation for the acquisition, Papows said. "We can now analyze your more serious shopping proclivities and send you to the right retailer, the right product, at the right time and the right price and tell you what's in aisle seven," Papows said in an interview. As a result of the acquisition, the combined company's customers include Hearst, Time Inc., Conde Nast, Vince Camuto, Levi’s, GUESS, Kmart, Pepsico, P&G and Walgreens. Papows declined to disclose employee numbers for both companies. But if ShopAdvisor were to allocate between 150 square feet to 200 square feet per employee, the company's 5,000-square-foot office in Concord could hold between 25 and 35 workers. Though Papows also declined to disclose the amount of investor funding ShopAdvisor has received to date, regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission show the company has received $7.8 million in funding since 2012, though previous reports said it had raised $11 million. Investors in the company include Robert Davoli , managing director of Sigma Prime Ventures, and Rob Soni , limited partner at Matrix Partners. Papows became CEO of ShopAdvisor in January and was the CEO of Lotus Corp. between 1992 and 2000. He was most recently the president and CEO of Cambridge-based automated policy management company WebLayers. He succeeded ShopAdvisor founded and CEO Scott Cooper. Revenue information was not disclosed, but the company charges each client a monthly fee. Sara Castellanos covers technology, startups and venture capital. Bizspace Spotlight
Retailigence Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Retailigence founded?
Retailigence was founded in 2018.
Where is Retailigence's headquarters?
Retailigence's headquarters is located at 85 Great Portland Street, London.
What is Retailigence's latest funding round?
Retailigence's latest funding round is Acquired.
How much did Retailigence raise?
Retailigence raised a total of $10.4M.
Who are the investors of Retailigence?
Investors of Retailigence include ShopAdvisor, Threshold Ventures, Quest Venture Partners, Zebra Ventures, Digital Holdings and 11 more.
Who are Retailigence's competitors?
Competitors of Retailigence include HuiMin and 7 more.
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HuiMin is a B2B wholesale and supply chain platform that connects hundreds of thousands of community convenience stores with end consumers and retailers.
Krillion aims to alllow consumers to compare and connect with local retailers. Krillion aims to apply local search expertise and a an aggregated database of product, location and in-stock availability information to help consumers answer the question: "where can I buy it now and pick it up today" Krillion works with search engines, manufacturers, publishers and retailers to offer ready-to-buy shoppers access to Krillion's data wherever they research products online. Krillion's technology described as the Krillion Localization Engine (patent-pending) offers localized search results that aim to offer thousands of products in over 40,000 U.S. locations. The company's real-time StockCheck tool aims to transform the Web-to-store purchase process and drives in-store traffic and sales.
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