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We had three tools writing to the same warehouse and none of them agreed with each other. Dunmore was the first one that let us keep the raw events and still ship a campaign the same afternoon.
Portrait of Priya Raghunathan. Photo by Jake Nackos on Unsplash. Priya Raghunathan VP Growth Havenlock
What sold us was the export path. Getting data in is easy everywhere; getting it back out in the shape we modelled it is not. That is the part Dunmore actually solved — and it means our lifecycle team can segment on the same fields the analysts use.
Portrait of Tobias Lindqvist. Photo by Korede Adenola on Pexels. Tobias Lindqvist Director of Lifecycle KestrelLoop Systems
Connecting our previous platform to a new destination cost a senior engineer most of a quarter. We moved two destinations across in an afternoon, and the line item dropped 31% on the next invoice.
Portrait of Rafael Sotomayor. Photo by Ben Khatry on Pexels. Rafael Sotomayor Founder Vellum.co
Every schema change used to mean a support thread and a two-week wait. Now the mapping lives with us, so a rename ships on Tuesday instead of next month.
Portrait of Inès Moreau. Photo by Thanh Xuan Nguyen Ly on Pexels. Inès Moreau Head of Data Palliser