Customer engagement platform Braze is also invading Composable CDP turf. They just launched Braze Data Platform, which will collect and unify first-party data through no-copy integrations with data clouds like AWS, Databricks and Snowflake. It will also distribute data to selected third-party tools for deeper analytics and customer intelligence.
MessageGears describes itself as a “warehouse-native customer engagement platform”, which is buzzword-heavy but accurate. They just expanded the “warehouse-native” part by integrating with AI capabilities in Snowflake Cortex. Last month they ventured into the Composable CDP territory (a term they pointedly avoid) by adding 250+ endpoint activations and reverse ETL.
Claravine’s Data Standards Cloud aims to improve data consistency throughout an organization by establishing standards set out on a single dashboard. Claravine has released Powered by Snowflake (yes, them again) which will let marketers apply data standards, including metadata, directly to data in Snowflake. Sounds like fun.
Meta has begun rolling out its AI assistant across more than 40 European countries. It blames delays in the rollout on Europe’s “complex regulatory system.” The assistant will be available in six languages, initially on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp Messenger.