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Unpacked by Flybuys, the B2B data division of Australian rewards program, is partnering with InfoSum, global data collaboration platform to grow its first-party data capabilities.
The partnership will enable advertisers to securely and instantly match their first-party data against Flybuys’ first-party data in a privacy-first and cookieless manner.
This direct collaboration will enable advertisers to unlock rich customer insights to power more personalised shopper experiences and enable accurate measurement of campaign effectiveness.
InfoSum powers fast, easy, secure and effective first-party data collaboration on a de-identified basis using its patented non-movement of data technology and privacy-preserving data collaboration platform.
By removing barriers to collaboration, organisations such as Flybuys can maximise the performance of all their data-driven strategies with complete end-to-end protection and without exposing the personal information of its members to advertisers.
Christopher Scudder, head of sales at Unpacked by Flybuys said he is thrilled for the opportunities the partnership with InfoSum will bring.
"To grow our first-party data collaboration capabilities and the ability to offer these data services in a privacy-first and cookieless manner to our clients," said Scudder.
"We are confident InfoSum’s new and unique data clean room technology, will allow us to meet our data collaboration requirements.”
Richard Knott, general manager, Australia & New Zealand, InfoSum, said the addition of Flybuys expansive first-party data into its data clean room ecosystem will enable advertisers to drive better marketing outcomes.
"Through fast and frictionless data matching, in a privacy-first environment. As we witness the growth of data clean rooms to power first-party data collaboration whilst prioritising customer privacy, we are excited to be working with one of the largest data-rich organisations here in Australia and play an integral role to drive rich data-driven experiences," said Knott.
Global companies who rely on InfoSum include Disney, Experian, Omnicom, Tripadvisor, ITV, CNN, Channel 4, Boots and The Trade Desk.
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