Dollar Shave Club streamlines Shopify migration and strengthens data privacy with Ketch, automating consent and DSR processes for seamless compliance.
The RealReal needed a sophisticated yet user-friendly tool to address intricate privacy regulations without disrupting the brand’s luxury shopping experience.
In the face of changing U.S. privacy laws and aggressive omni-channel growth plans, Francesca's turned to Ketch for adaptive, scalable privacy compliance.
For businesses with customers in Virginia, VCDPA compliance is required. Learn how Gabe's leveraged Ketch for easy compliance.
Homegrown compliance solutions are challenging to scale in the face of sprawling privacy regulations. Good Smile Company made the shift to automated privacy tech.
PCH's "GDPR-everywhere" approach to consent was limiting data utilization and privacy customization. They called on Ketch to create a flexible consent experience across jurisdictions.
IMAX needed a solution for California opt-outs (CPRA) and DSAR requests. They called Ketch for a programmatic privacy solution to scale and save costs.
Prestige Consumer Healthcare will leverage Ketch to deliver on global data privacy compliance.
SingleStore needed a mature privacy solution to support their product-led growth strategy. They selected Ketch for seamless customer-centric privacy experiences.
When this global logistics platform needed a mature privacy compliance solution to support business growth, they selected Ketch for consent management.
Questex chose Ketch to meet Google ad requirements, enhancing data privacy compliance and user consent management for improved business growth.
Manual, cumbersome data subject request fulfillment? Those days are over for 6sense. With Ketch, they save 500+ hours per year.
When Renaissance needed new privacy software to support cookie complexity and rapid business expansion, they turned to Ketch for a modern approach.
An old school consent management tool wouldn't pass the test for Multiverse's upcoming web accessibility audit. They turned to Ketch.
K16 needed a data privacy solution to grow with them, supporting global expansion and new tech initiatives. They turned to Ketch for help.
Kodiak Robotics wanted to modernize their approach to data privacy. The customizable, agile Ketch platform supports their growth.
When SeatGeek increased their European customer base, it needed an improved GDPR compliance solution that would keep pace with its growing business.
Peoples Bank powers personalized marketing with Ketch Consent Management, ensuring compliance and boosting customer trust.
Nurp, a leading trading algorithm provider, swiftly partnered with Ketch to ensure compliance with Google's advertising requirements, securing seamless marketing continuity.
Global payments provider Spreedly needed a data privacy solution fast to replace a dated legacy vendor. They turned to Ketch for great tech and speedy deployment.
Time chooses Ketch for modernized, customizable, and future-proof privacy management, establishing a foundation for future automation.
When Forbes needed a new software solution to support data privacy program goals, they turned to Ketch for superior tech and a shared vision.
The IAB frameworks bring order to advertising compliance, but they're just a starting point. Learn how to create a complete consent strategy to respect consumer preferences.
Learn the top three privacy challenges that impact digital marketing success for retail and ecommerce brands.
Google Privacy Sandbox points to the future of advertising on the internet: no more third-party cookies. We unpack how we got here, and new strategies for first-party data collection.
Our data-driven world has given rise to the concept of zero-party data and its importance. What is zero-party data? And what makes it different from other types of data?
Finding issues that everyone agrees on is tough. Data privacy isn't one of them. In VentureBeat, we explain why data privacy should be a core business value.
Sophisticated, productive collaboration depends on unified technology that adapts easily to change.
CMOs own the customer experience, but too often they overlook the role privacy plays in building trust and brand loyalty.
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