NIQ Brandbank and Prodx Advance Retail Personalisation

Retailers using Prodx’s structured data have demonstrated benefits, including increased add-to-cart revenue and stronger retail media performance.

NIQ Brandbank has announced a strategic collaboration with Prodx to deliver a unified data foundation for personalised digital shopping experiences.

The collaboration combines NIQ Brandbank’s standardised product content with Prodx’s structured data to support search, discovery, recommendations, and retail media activation. The combined solution is designed to support improved search, stronger shopper conversion, faster deployment through real-time APIs, and more relevant digital shopping experiences.

Retailers using Prodx’s structured data have demonstrated benefits, including increased add-to-cart revenue and stronger retail media performance.

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“This collaboration represents a significant step forward for retailers seeking to deliver more meaningful and frictionless digital shopping experiences. By combining NIQ Brandbank’s trusted product content with the structured, experience-ready data provided by Prodx, we are enabling retailers to activate personalisation and innovation at a scale that was previously difficult to achieve,” said Steve Burdett, Global Group Commercial Director, NIQ Brandbank.

The collaboration is designed to help retailers enhance ecommerce usability, strengthen customer loyalty, and deliver more relevant shopping journeys at scale.

“Retailers have long recognised the value of personalisation, but the lack of clean, structured data has held back their ability to deliver it effectively. Collaborating with NIQ Brandbank allows us to close that gap,” said Matt Vezzani, Co-Founder & CBO, Prodx.

Vezzani added, “With NIQ Brandbank’s standardised supplier content and Prodx’s enrichment and real-time APIs, retailers now have a complete, end-to-end solution that strengthens every digital touchpoint from search and browse to recommendations and retail media performance.”

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