The same customer shops online, visits a store, opens the app and calls support, and each system records them differently. Analytics, segments and campaigns end up running on duplicate rows instead of real people.
For agents. Agents look up the resolved customer before they reply, so they see the whole relationship.
Four customers in the dashboard, four segments, four sets of offers. It is one person.
Every channel keeps its own customer table. E-commerce knows the email, the store knows the loyalty card, support knows the phone number and marketing knows whoever filled in a form. There is no shared key, and names and addresses are written differently in each.
So the business sees more customers than it has. Lifetime value is split across records, loyal customers look like one-time buyers, households are invisible and the same person receives the same offer several times.
Each team works around it with its own matching logic in its own tool. The numbers never agree, and none of the fixes carries over to the next team.
One person counted once per channel makes every per-customer metric wrong.
Duplicate mail, emails and offers go to the same person.
Service and marketing each see part of the customer.
Resolve customers once, in the data platform where channel data already lands, and give each real person one stable ID. Build profiles, households and account hierarchies on that ID.
Then point analytics, segmentation, activation and service tools at the resolved customers, so every team and every agent works from the same people.
Analytics, segments and campaigns all read this one customer.
Every channel record for the same person carries the same ID.
Resolve individuals, then group them where it matters.
Analytics, marketing, service and agents read the same customer.
A single, continuously updated view of each customer across every channel and system.
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Every resolved entity keeps one global ID across systems and runs. ZINGG_ID
Matching learned from your labels, combined with deterministic rules where you have them. How Zingg matches
Only new and changed records are matched, and IDs persist. Incremental flow
Runs on Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric, Google Cloud or AWS. Data never leaves your account.
Each channel creates its own record for the same person. Without resolution, every record counts as a separate customer.
Yes. Zingg resolves any entity type: people, households, companies and contacts.
No. Zingg builds resolved customers in your data platform. Your CDP, BI and marketing tools read them.
Inside your own data platform: Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric, Google Cloud or AWS.
Resolve customers inside your own data platform, then point every tool at them.