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SAP Legacy SAP Emarsys AI Stylist Personalization and Product Recommendations eCommerce n/a 2021 2021
In 2021, CUE Clothing Co. implemented SAP Emarsys AI Stylist to deliver video-based styling sessions and hybrid in-store and digital customer experiences using Personalization and Product Recommendations capabilities. The deployment targeted the retailer's Australian operations, aligning the SAP Emarsys AI Stylist application with front-line styling workflows and customer engagement across web and store touchpoints. The implementation configured SAP Emarsys AI Stylist and Emarsys personalization and product-recommendation capabilities to power real-time AI recommendations during guided video styling sessions, personalized product assortments, and tailored CRM-driven outreach. Functional workflows emphasized recommendation orchestration, session-driven product bundling, and personalized messaging consistent with Personalization and Product Recommendations platform patterns. Operationally the solution was run across e-commerce channels, store-led styling sessions, and CRM communication flows, enabling a hybrid retail and CRM experience. Integrations were focused on synchronizing session-driven recommendations with retail point-of-sale and CRM-managed customer records to maintain consistent personalization across digital and physical interactions. Governance and rollout involved aligning store associates, e-commerce merchandising, and CRM teams to a common styling-session workflow and recommendation governance, supporting consistent offer and loyalty treatment. The Emarsys case study reports outcomes from this SAP Emarsys AI Stylist implementation including a 5–6x increase in average order value and a 21% increase in loyal customers.
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD Cue Technographics

Cue is a Retail organization based in Australia, with around 93 employees and annual revenues of $29.0 million.

Cue operates a diverse technology stack with applications such as SAP Emarsys AI Stylist, covering areas like Personalization and Product Recommendations.

Cue has invested in cloud applications and AI-driven platforms to optimize efficiency and growth, collaborating with vendors such as SAP.

Cue recently adopted applications including SAP Emarsys AI Stylist in 2021, highlighting its ongoing modernization strategy.

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