
United States · Information technology & services startup
DataWeave is an AI-powered digital commerce analytics and business intelligence company based in Bangalore, India.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
DataWeave is an AI-powered digital commerce analytics and business intelligence company based in Bangalore, India.
Founded in 2011 by Karthik Bettadapura and Vikranth Ramanolla, the company specializes in aggregating and visualizing publicly available data to provide actionable insights for retailers and consumer brands. Operating as a SaaS platform, DataWeave serves the B2B market in the Retail, E-Commerce, and Big Data Analytics sectors. The company offers a suite of cloud-based decision support and analytics software. Its core solutions include Retail Intelligence, which provides insights on pricing, promotions, and product assortments for retailers, and Brand Analytics, which helps consumer brands monitor pricing and evaluate promotional effectiveness. Additional services include digital shelf analytics, revenue optimization, and AI-driven insights. With a global presence and a commitment to empowering businesses, DataWeave continues to support its clients in making informed decisions in the digital commerce landscape.
Funding, as reported
From DataWeave's own website: 2 founders, 3 on the team.
AdvisersArpan ShethDon Brett
What they build
Known for
pricing intelligencee-commerce content analysisconsumerscompetitive pricingsales performance analyticsconsumer brand analyticsmarket share analysisenterprisesreal-time competitive pricingbrand protectioninformation technology & servicesweb scraping technologydata collection automatione-commerce optimizationcustomer loyalty analyticsonline sales growth
Built with from their website
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