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How an e-commerce wholesaler unified support, sales and customer data

E-commerce wholesaler

customer-data silos connected in one architecture

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customer view shared across teams

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customer view shared across teams

360°

average basket value reported; uplift not quantified

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average basket value reported; uplift not quantified

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For this furniture wholesaler, the customer relationship extended across service requests, telephone conversations and commercial follow-up. Zendesk, Aircall and HubSpot each supported a specific part of that relationship.

The challenge was to connect these existing sources so that customer context could inform both service and sales. A conversation with support should contribute to the understanding of an account, just as commercial history should help a support team understand a request.

Challenge

Customer information was split between Zendesk for support, Aircall for calls and HubSpot for CRM. Each tool held a useful part of the relationship, but the three systems did not provide a shared view of the customer lifecycle.

Support agents answered tickets without the full context of previous interactions. Sales teams struggled to identify relevant upsell opportunities, while marketing and sales data could not easily be analyzed together. Teams had to make decisions from an incomplete picture of the same customer.

Solution

The project brought the three customer-data flows into a common architecture. This connected foundation supported two complementary uses of AI: helping support teams handle incoming demand and helping commercial teams identify relevant opportunities.

  • Unified Zendesk support data, Aircall call data and HubSpot CRM data in a shared architecture.

  • Introduced a customer support AI agent to automate straightforward responses and prioritize critical tickets.

  • Added pre-sales AI to analyze sales and marketing information together and identify targeted upsell opportunities.

  • Made a shared, 360-degree customer view accessible across teams.

Results

The wholesaler gained a shared view of its customer relationships across support, calls and CRM. Customer service was relieved of part of its routine workload and could focus more attention on complex cases.

The source account also reports an increase in average basket value through predictive recommendations. No percentage or measurement period was provided, so this result is presented qualitatively. The documented outcome is a more connected customer operation, with support and commercial teams working from the same data foundation.

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What is an Agentic Data Platform?

An Agentic Data Platform uses specialized AI agents to work with enterprise data. Unlike a static dashboard or a simple chatbot, agents can explore multiple sources, run analyses, generate visualizations, produce deliverables, and execute recurring missions.

What’s the difference between Proactive Mode and Exploratory Mode?

In Exploratory Mode, the user asks a question and thaink² runs the analysis on demand. In Proactive Mode, a mission is defined in advance: agents monitor the data based on a set schedule or specific conditions and automatically deliver the relevant results.

Do I need to know SQL to use thaink²?

Not for business use cases. Users can ask questions in natural language and get analyses, tables, charts, and dashboards without writing SQL queries themselves.

What data sources can thaink² connect to?

The platform is designed to work with the systems already in place across your organization: databases, data warehouses, ERP, CRM, APIs, files, and document repositories. Available connectors depend on your environment and use case.

What types of outputs can the agents produce?

Depending on the agent and use case, outputs can include analyses, tables, charts, dashboards, forecasts, alerts, summaries, and reports. The goal is to deliver an actionable result, not just a text response.

Can thaink² be deployed on our own infrastructure?

thaink² supports deployment options designed around enterprise requirements, including organizations that need greater control over their infrastructure, models, and data. Our teams help define the architecture that best fits the project.

Which part of the thaink² ecosystem is open source?

ApowerB is the open-source agentic framework developed by thaink². It enables technical teams to build and operate their own agents, with support for RAG, Text-to-SQL, multi-LLM setups, and APIs.

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The easiest way to start is with a concrete use case: reporting, analysis, forecasting, document search, or monitoring. An initial session helps define the available data, expected outcomes, and the most suitable deployment approach.

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