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newBrandAnalytics is a technology company.
NewBrand Analytics provides customer experience software, extracting intelligence from online conversations. Its platform integrates social listening, advanced analytics, and reputation management. This technology enables businesses to identify, prioritize, and implement strategic brand changes, impacting performance across operational levels with real-time feedback and predictive insights.
Kam Desai and Ashish Gambhir founded the company in 2010. Their insight recognized organizations' critical need to proactively influence brand perception and engagement, moving beyond simple data collection. This understanding guided system development, converting raw online data into strategic operational adjustments.
Serving food and beverage, hospitality, retail, and government clients, NewBrand Analytics empowers data-driven decisions. The company envisions brands maintaining a robust market presence by continuously adapting to customer sentiment and market trends, ensuring sustained brand health and fostering loyalty.
newBrandAnalytics has raised $26.0M across 1 funding round.
newBrandAnalytics has raised $26.0M in total across 1 funding round.
newBrandAnalytics has raised $26.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $26.0M Series B in November 2011.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2011 | $26M Series B | Harry Weller | Draper Associates, Grotech Ventures, Revolution, SV Angel, Dylan Taylor, Neil Shah, TED Leonsis, Quest Hospitality Ventures, Steve Case, Jeffrey Webber | Announced |
newBrandAnalytics has raised $26.0M in total across 1 funding round.
newBrandAnalytics's investors include Harry Weller, Draper Associates, Grotech Ventures, Revolution, SV Angel, Dylan Taylor, Neil Shah, Ted Leonsis, Quest Hospitality Ventures, Steve Case, Jeffrey Webber.
newBrandAnalytics was a technology company specializing in customer experience management software, focusing on location-specific text analytics and social business intelligence for industries like hospitality, restaurants, and retail[1][2][3][6]. Its flagship product, nBA Insight (including versions like nBA 3.0), captured unstructured customer feedback from reviews, tweets, and posts, assigning it to specific locations, products, or SKUs to analyze themes, sentiment, and competitive insights, helping brands optimize experiences and boost loyalty[1][3][6]. The company served enterprises needing deeper insights beyond traditional social listening, but was acquired by Sprinklr in an undisclosed deal (Sprinklr's seventh acquisition since 2014), integrating its capabilities into Sprinklr's AI-native platform for unified customer-facing operations[1].
newBrandAnalytics emerged as a provider of advanced social monitoring tools tailored to the hospitality sector, where understanding location-specific customer feedback was critical[4][6]. While specific founders and exact founding year are not detailed in available sources, the company gained traction with products like nBA 3.0, which monitored complaints and conversations about restaurants, boiling down unstructured data into actionable insights[6]. A pivotal moment came with its acquisition by Sprinklr, announced in a blog post highlighting NewBrand's sophisticated text analytics as a key enhancer for customer intent analysis from unstructured data[1].
newBrandAnalytics rode the wave of exploding unstructured customer data in customer experience (CX) management, where enterprises struggled with only 25-35% data utilization for decisions[1]. Its timing aligned with the rise of AI-native platforms unifying CX functions amid social media's dominance in feedback, empowering brands in competitive sectors like hospitality to act on real-time intent[1][2][6]. Market forces like growing demand for location-based insights favored it, influencing the ecosystem by accelerating Sprinklr's capabilities in predictive analytics and setting a precedent for targeted acquisitions in social intelligence[1].
Post-acquisition, newBrandAnalytics' technology lives on within Sprinklr, likely evolving with AI advancements to handle even larger unstructured datasets and multimodal feedback. Trends like real-time CX orchestration and generative AI for sentiment will shape its legacy, amplifying Sprinklr's edge in enterprise CX. Its influence may grow indirectly, standardizing location-specific analytics as a CX staple, tying back to its core strength in turning fleeting customer posts into strategic loyalty drivers[1].