Datakili
AI-powered data analysis and customer journey insights for businesses seeking actionable decisions from their data
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Datakili
Datakili provides an Agentic Business Cockpit that uses automated agents to analyze business data, including data quality, customer feedback, patterns and customer journeys. Its modules include verbatim analysis, journey optimization, data quality and AI phone agents.
Businesses can explore use cases and upload their data for analysis; results are presented in a workshop with a customer journey expert. Use cases cover sectors including retail, insurance, health, energy and telecom.
Datakili is based in Paris, France, and was founded in 2018.
Product: An agent-based business data analysis cockpit with modules for customer feedback, journey analysis, data quality and AI phone agents.
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