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Sprinklr was founded in 2009 to provide scalable, secure infrastructure that enables large enterprises to manage consumer experiences across every social media and corporate touchpoint. |
Sprinklr was founded in 2009 to provide scalable, secure infrastructure that enables large enterprises to manage consumer experiences across every social media and corporate touchpoint. |
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Originally self-funded by CEO and founder [[Ragy Thomas]], the company has raised more than $77.5 million in financing from [[Battery Ventures]], [[Intel Capital]], and [[Iconiq Capital]].<ref name="Wall Street Journal">{{citation|title=Sprinklr Teams Up With Iconiq at $500M-Plus Valuation| first=Zoran|last=Basich|url=http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2014/04/30/the-daily-startup-sprinklr-teams-up-with-iconiq-at-500m-plus-valuation//|publisher=Wall Street Journal}}</ref> |
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Sprinklr grew organically to more than 200 employees and hundreds of customers <ref name="VentureBeat">{{citation|title=Meet Sprinklr, the biggest social media management biz you’ve never heard of| first=Sean|last=Ludwig|url=http://venturebeat.com/2012/04/12/sprinklr//|publisher=VentureBeat}}</ref> before beginning to make acquisitions in 2014. |
Sprinklr grew organically to more than 200 employees and hundreds of customers <ref name="VentureBeat">{{citation|title=Meet Sprinklr, the biggest social media management biz you’ve never heard of| first=Sean|last=Ludwig|url=http://venturebeat.com/2012/04/12/sprinklr//|publisher=VentureBeat}}</ref> before beginning to make acquisitions in 2014. |
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* In March 2014, Sprinklr acquired Dachis Group<ref name="AdWeek">{{citation|title=Sprinklr Buys Dachis Group to Boost Social Marketing Services| first=Garett|last=Sloane|url=http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/sprinklr-buys-dachis-group-boost-social-marketing-services-155809/|publisher= AdWeek}}</ref> adding abilities for [[employee advocacy]], [[competitive intelligence]], social business [[consulting services]], and [[content optimization]]. As part of the acquisition [[Jeffrey Dachis]] co- |
* In March 2014, Sprinklr acquired Dachis Group<ref name="AdWeek">{{citation|title=Sprinklr Buys Dachis Group to Boost Social Marketing Services| first=Garett|last=Sloane|url=http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/sprinklr-buys-dachis-group-boost-social-marketing-services-155809/|publisher= AdWeek}}</ref> adding abilities for [[employee advocacy]], [[competitive intelligence]], social business [[consulting services]], and [[content optimization]]. As part of the acquisition, [[Jeffrey Dachis]], co-founder of the world's largest digital agency [[Razorfish (company)|Razorfish]], joined Sprinklr as Chief Evangelist. |
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* In August 2014, Sprinklr acquired TBG Digital <ref name="Business Insider">{{citation|title=Sprinklr Acquired TBG Digital Ahead of its IPO| first=Jim|last=Edwards|url=http://www.businessinsider.com/sprinklr-acquired-tbg-digital-ahead-of-its-ipo-2014-8|publisher= Business Insider}}</ref> to augment |
* In August 2014, Sprinklr acquired TBG Digital <ref name="Business Insider">{{citation|title=Sprinklr Acquired TBG Digital Ahead of its IPO| first=Jim|last=Edwards|url=http://www.businessinsider.com/sprinklr-acquired-tbg-digital-ahead-of-its-ipo-2014-8|publisher= Business Insider}}</ref> to augment its paid social advertising capability. TBG Digital was a pioneer in the social advertising space and at the time of acquisition oversaw more than $100 million in annual paid advertising for its clients. |
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* In September 2014, Sprinklr acquired Branderati <ref name="Forbes">{{citation|title=Why Sprinklr is Pouring Money into the Influencer and Advocacy Space| first=Mark|last=Fidelman|url=http://www.forbes.com/sites/markfidelman/2014/09/05/why-sprinklr-is-pouring-money-into-the-influencer-and-advocacy-space//|publisher=Forbes}}</ref> adding a comprehensive [[advocacy]] suite to its capabilities. |
* In September 2014, Sprinklr acquired Branderati <ref name="Forbes">{{citation|title=Why Sprinklr is Pouring Money into the Influencer and Advocacy Space| first=Mark|last=Fidelman|url=http://www.forbes.com/sites/markfidelman/2014/09/05/why-sprinklr-is-pouring-money-into-the-influencer-and-advocacy-space//|publisher=Forbes}}</ref> adding a comprehensive [[advocacy]] suite to its capabilities. |
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Revision as of 23:06, 29 January 2015
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| Company type | Private company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Internet |
| Founded | September 2009 |
| Headquarters | New York, New York |
Key people | Ragy Thomas, CEO & Founder |
| Products | Sprinklr |
Number of employees | 550.[1] |
| Website | www |
Sprinklr is a company that develops and markets a social software platform called Sprinklr. Sprinklr's software helps very large enterprises manage consumer experiences in social media.
Sprinklr helps large enterprises with social media marketing, social advertising, content management, collaboration, advocacy and social media monitoring among other capabilities.
Corporate history
Sprinklr was founded in 2009 to provide scalable, secure infrastructure that enables large enterprises to manage consumer experiences across every social media and corporate touchpoint.
Originally self-funded by CEO and founder Ragy Thomas, the company has raised more than $77.5 million in financing from Battery Ventures, Intel Capital, and Iconiq Capital.[1]
Sprinklr grew organically to more than 200 employees and hundreds of customers [2] before beginning to make acquisitions in 2014.
- In March 2014, Sprinklr acquired Dachis Group[3] adding abilities for employee advocacy, competitive intelligence, social business consulting services, and content optimization. As part of the acquisition, Jeffrey Dachis, co-founder of the world's largest digital agency Razorfish, joined Sprinklr as Chief Evangelist.
- In August 2014, Sprinklr acquired TBG Digital [4] to augment its paid social advertising capability. TBG Digital was a pioneer in the social advertising space and at the time of acquisition oversaw more than $100 million in annual paid advertising for its clients.
- In September 2014, Sprinklr acquired Branderati [5] adding a comprehensive advocacy suite to its capabilities.
As of late 2014, Sprinklr has more than 550 employees and 650 customers.[1]
Software and Services
Sprinklr provides a complete social software platform that helps enterprises manage consumer experience at every interaction. The platform provides end-to-end social functionality spanning paid media, owned media, and earned media for large enterprise clients
The product was awarded the 2014 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for New Product Innovation Leadership[6] by Frost & Sullivan.
Sprinklr has 6 core areas of functionality:
Content Planning and Publishing
This is a content management and digital asset management capability that helps distributed teams and agencies create and manage digital assets across social accounts, organizational silos, and geographies. The Sprinklr platform publishes to more than 20 social networks including: Facebook, Twitter,LinkedIn, Google, YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, Vkontakte, WordPress, Sina Weibo, Tencent Weibo, Renren, Flickr, SlideShare, LiveChat, Zendesk, SurveyMonkey, bit.ly, and Bazaarvoice.[7]
Engagement and Moderation
This is an enterprise social media management capability that enables community management across complex social media account structures and internal teams. The platform is built to enable scale across complex enterprise organizations while maintaing comprehensive workflow, approval flows, and auditing. Every interaction is stored for discoverability for more than 10 years.[8]
Advocacy and Audience Segmentation
This is an audience profiling and analytics capability that provides granular audience data, and also integrates with major CRM platforms like Salesforce.com, RightNow, and Microsoft Dynamics to provide a 360 degree view of an audiences customers, prospects, and partners.[9]
Paid and Targeted Amplification
This is an integrated paid social media buying, optimization, and reporting capability for enterprises and direct response advertisers. It lets advertising buyers manage and optimize hundreds of campaigns and ads simultaneously on both Facebook and Twitter.[10]
Listening and Trend Discovery
This is a fully integrated social media monitoring, also known as "listening," capability. Sprinklr's listening module was named a "Leader" in Forrester's social media monitoring Wave. Customers can use it to monitor any set of keywords anywhere on the web and then engage with brand mentions directly from Sprinklr.[11]
Social Analytics and Reporting
This comprehensive reporting suite uses big data analytics and data visualizaiton to deliver enterprise reporting that spans all of a company's social initiatives as well as competitive intelligence and monitoring.[12]
Certifications and Partners
Partners
In May 2014, Sprinklr launched its Partner program with three types of partners:[13]
- Global Services Providers including - Accenture, Cognizant, Deloitte, IBM, Pitney Bowes
- Leading Agencies including - AKQA, MRM, Mason Zimbler, RGA, Trellist, Tribal Panama
- Tech / Solution Providers including - Clarabridge, Moxie Software, Opal, RichRelevance, SHIFT, ThisMoment
Certifications
- AICPA/SOC - Sprinklr has successfully completed SOC 1 (SSAE 16) TYPE I, SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II (SSAE 16) examinations.[14]
Critical reception
Sprinklr is widely seen as a candidate for a successful IPO and has been covered in the Wall Street Journal as such.[1]
Its product has been lauded by Forrester Research, Frost & Sullivan, and Altimeter Research for it's capabilities.
In competitive reviews conducted by Forrester Research, Sprinklr ranked a "Leader" in its 2014 Listening Wave,[15] was the top performer on strategy and capability in its 2013 Social Relationship Platform Wave,[15] and "Strong Performer" in its 2014 Compliance wave.[15] The product was the only competitor in the space highly ranked in all 3 reports categories.
In similar competitive reviews conducted by Frost & Sullivan Sprinklr was awarded the 2014 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for New Product Innovation Leadership[6] by Frost & Sullivan. “The Sprinklr platform is designed to support customers’ entire cycle of growth, from social listening and engagement to a fully collaborative social business environment,” said Frost & Sullivan Industry Analyst Sandy Borthick. “Sprinklr enables customized metrics and performance management of social flows between the enterprise and its customers.”
References
- ^ a b c d Chapman, Lizette, Sprinklr Acquires Branderati as Social Media Tools Consolidate, Wall Street Journal Cite error: The named reference "Wall Street Journal" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ Ludwig, Sean, Meet Sprinklr, the biggest social media management biz you’ve never heard of, VentureBeat
- ^ Sloane, Garett, Sprinklr Buys Dachis Group to Boost Social Marketing Services, AdWeek
- ^ Edwards, Jim, Sprinklr Acquired TBG Digital Ahead of its IPO, Business Insider
- ^ Fidelman, Mark, Why Sprinklr is Pouring Money into the Influencer and Advocacy Space, Forbes
- ^ a b Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Award Recipients at 2014 Growth, Innovation & Leadership Awards Gala, Frost & Sullivan Cite error: The named reference "Frost & Sullivan" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ "Sprinklr Content Planning & Publishing". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Sprinklr Engagement & Moderation". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Sprinklr Advocacy & Audience Segmentation". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Sprinklr Paid & Targeted Amplification". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Sprinklr Listening & Trend Discovery". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ "Sprinklr Analytics & Reporting". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ Wilmington Services Firm, Trellist, Selected for Global Social Business Partner Program, Dover Post
- ^ a b "Sprinklr Certifications". Retrieved 23 October 2014.
- ^ a b c Smith, Allison, Findings And Lessons From The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Listening Platforms, Q1 2014, Forrester Research Cite error: The named reference "Forrester Research" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
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