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5 Ways to use AI in e-commerce without fear and efficiently

Generative artificial intelligence has arrived overwhelmingly arousing curiosity, generating doubts and, in many cases, causing fears. For those who work with retail and e-commerce, the challenge is even greater: how to incorporate technology into everyday life without compromising creativity, strategy or data security? The answer may lie precisely in understanding AI not as a threat, but as a powerful ally, capable of optimizing operational tasks, accelerating processes and supporting smarter decisions.

The following are five practical ways to use this technology in e-commerce efficiently and without fear, valuing what it has best, without giving up the human gaze that moves business.

1 Using AI as an” “supertrainee, not as an enemy

AI does not need to be seen as a threat. On the contrary, we have to imagine it as a “supertrainee” IS the one who works fast, with energy to spare and is always available.

It can automate operational tasks, organize information, assemble campaign drafts, suggest product descriptions, generate insights based on trends, all in a few seconds. With this, you can gain time to focus on what really matters: think strategically, make data-driven decisions and invest more in creativity.

2 Testar is part of the adoption curve

No one was born knowing how to use artificial intelligence and it is not necessary to master everything to start. It is possible to try tools on a daily basis, even if still afraid or discreetly, as many professionals and leaders already do. The most important thing is to take the first steps: test a prompt, generate an idea, ask for a suggestion. If it works, excellent. If not, it serves as learning for the next attempt. Just as it happened with other transformative technologies, such as social networks or email automations, AI also requires a period of adaptation. In this beginning, curiosity and humility count more than perfection.

3 Validate everything is indispensable

AI is great for speed, but it does not replace the critical eye. It can generate texts, campaign ideas, copy suggestions and even layout variations. But the responsibility for final delivery remains human. This means that it is always necessary to review, adjust, validate. Experience, knowledge of the public, the brand and the sales channel remain essential. Artificial intelligence offers a starting point, but quality and true relevance arise only when critical analysis and human touch come into play.

4 (Potentializing campaigns: data + AI = intelligent segmentation

The combination of business data and artificial intelligence can drive digital marketing campaigns.Based on purchase profiles, browsing behavior and feedbacks, AI generates targeting suggestions, ad ideas, text variations and even behavior predictions.In retail, this proves to be especially useful in marketing strategies Retail Media, with ads displayed within the sales platforms themselves, such as marketplaces. The technology allows you to identify performance bottlenecks in real time, test customized approaches for specific niches and adjust campaigns more quickly. The more quality information is provided to AI, the better the results tend to be delivered.

5 Creativity does not die with AI (it multiplies

AI does not replace the creative vision, but expands possibilities. It allows testing new approaches more quickly, generating content variations for different audiences and visualizing ideas that may not arise spontaneously. It is also possible to transform abstract concepts into images, drafts or prototypes with few commands. The differential is in knowing what to ask and how to interpret what is generated, something that requires repertoire, clarity of objectives and human sensitivity, qualities that no technology, however advanced, can fully reproduce.

The science of influence: data shows what really works in campaigns with creators

O marketing de influência deveria deixar de ser uma aposta criativa para se tornar um canal estratégico, mensurável e orientado por dados. Essa é a principal conclusão da BrandLovers ao analisar mais de 2.300 conteúdos criados por 1.500 creators nos últimos três meses.

A partir da análise de mais de 17 campanhas realizadas no Instagram e TikTok, a empresa identificou padrões claros de performance que ajudam a responder, com base em evidências, o que realmente funciona — e o que definitivamente não dá certo — no trabalho com creators. Spoiler: criadores que participaram de campanhas anteriores têm mais chance de entregar do que estreantes na marca. 

“O marketing de influência cresceu, mas ainda precisa amadurecer na hora de tratar esse canal com o mesmo rigor aplicado a qualquer outra frente de mídia. Não dá mais para operar nesse canal com achismo ou só com carisma. Os dados estão aí para mostrar que influência também é ciência e que quem souber usá-la com inteligência vai sair na frente,” afirma Rapha Avellar, CEO e fundador da BrandLovers.

A seguir, os principais achados:

Ative os mesmos creators — e veja sua performance subir

A lógica de “vamos tentar um novo criador para cada campanha” simplesmente não funciona. Pelo contrário. O que os dados da BrandLovers mostram é que creators que já participaram de campanhas anteriores entregam mais resultado: em média, eles tiveram 54% mais views por seguidor e um CPV 9% menor, com engajamento mais consistente em até 80% das ativações subsequentes. Além disso, o engajamento médio sobe cerca de 10% na segunda campanha e o número de ajustes solicitados pelos clientes também recua (de 20% na primeira ativação para 17% na segunda). A familiaridade com o processo, o entendimento da marca e o ajuste fino no estilo de conteúdo explicam esse salto de performance. 

Postar na hora errada derruba até 30% da performance

Apesar de mais da metade dos conteúdos serem publicados entre 20h e 23h, o pico de visualizações acontece entre 12h e 15h, com um ganho de até +30% nas views medianas para posts nesse intervalo. O dado é ainda mais expressivo quando se observa que posts às 13h no Instagram geram em média 2.791 visualizações, contra 1.925 dos publicados às 20h — uma diferença de 45% em eficiência no alcance. A simples mudança no horário pode gerar milhões de visualizações adicionais em campanhas com grande volume de creators, sem qualquer aumento de investimento.

A faixa de 20k a 70k seguidores é a mais eficiente no Instagram

Criadores com entre 20 mil e 70 mil seguidores entregam o menor CPV do Instagram, com performance superior em todos os indicadores de eficiência: visualizações por seguidor, engajamento e taxa de conversão. Ainda assim, representam apenas 12% da base ativa nas campanhas — um sinal claro de subutilização de um dos grupos mais eficientes da Creator Economy. “Esse grupo entrega o ‘meio do funil’ perfeito: já tem comunidade construída, mas ainda responde como se estivesse crescendo. É o sweet spot do creator marketing”, pontua Rapha. Nessa faixa, o CPV médio é de R$ 0,16 — 20% abaixo da média geral — e a taxa de engajamento gira em torno de 12%, levemente inferior à média geral (14%), e ainda assim altamente competitiva. Mesmo com menor participação nas campanhas, esse grupo responde por 34% das recontratações, mostrando consistência nos resultados.

Combine geração e frequência para escalar performance com propósito

Creators entre 18 e 24 anos lideram em visualizações — mesmo entre perfis com faixas de seguidores semelhantes —, especialmente quando publicam com frequência superior a três vezes por semana. Neste caso, o ganho médio é de +15% em views por conteúdo em relação a perfis com menor frequência de postagem. Isso não significa, contudo, que apenas os mais jovens entregam resultados. Criadores entre 25 e 34 anos (Millennials) apresentam as melhores taxas de engajamento, sugerindo relações mais profundas com a audiência e interações mais qualificadas.

Os dados da BrandLovers mostram que a frequência de postagem tem impacto direto: creators que publicam ao menos três vezes por semana superam em até 15% o desempenho médio. Já os perfis entre 25 e 34 anos, mesmo com números absolutos de views mais modestos, apresentam níveis mais altos de interação real, como comentários e compartilhamentos, por post. Ou seja, o estudo mostra que a escolha do creator ideal não depende apenas de carisma ou estética, mas do match entre geração, frequência e objetivo da campanha. “Mesmo com essa diferença de impacto bem definida entre faixas etárias, variáveis como idade e frequência de postagem seguem subaproveitadas nas decisões de casting, o que representa uma oportunidade clara de otimização”, alerta Avellar.

Em resumo, o que esses achados deixam evidente é que a ciência pode — e deve — conduzir as estratégias no marketing de influência, afinal dados bem aplicados tornam as campanhas mais precisas, os investimentos mais eficientes e os resultados mais previsíveis. “Com esses insights em mãos, a gente liberta os creators do improviso e ajuda as marcas a construir campanhas mais relevantes, mais estratégicas e mais previsíveis. É a concretização da mídia programática de influência ganhando forma”, conclui Rapha.

7 Trends to Make Your Sales Go Viral with Live Commerce Platforms Like TikTok Shop

Live commerce had already been gaining ground in Brazilian marketplaces and now jumped with the launch of the TikTok Shop in Brazil. Many integrators of e-commerce, retailers, brands and sellers are eyeing the growth of sales by the social network. It is expected that the TikTok Shop will move about R$ 39 billion by 2028, a number that impresses and shows the strength that live sales will have with the help of social networks, in addition to the movement they make to take a role also of marketplaces.

One of the best-known features of TikTok is the ability of creators to viralize content quickly. And it is no different with lives, which maintain a highly relevant and profitable space on the platform. Many of the trends around live commerce this year can serve as a guide for all marketplaces and sellers who are looking to take advantage of tools and strategies to sell more with this movement. 

Here are seven trends that I understand as crucial and that can boost your live commerce sales:

People want to see authentic content

Social media has changed the way we consume content and those elaborate, studio productions have lost ground for everyday authenticity.According to iStock's VisualGPS survey, 98% of consumers feel that using” authentic“ images and videos are essential to establishing trust, something that has deepened with the explosion of Generative AI.Each time consumers value transparency and authenticity from content creators.

When live commerce creators showcase their products in real-life scenarios, sharing routines and personal experiences, they create powerful attention hooks based on that authenticity.Consumers want to see and hear real people using the products, sharing honest opinions with followers.

Niched content generates connection

Generic content rarely engages and thrills consumers.People want to establish connections with brands and creators who understand their needs and desires.A live about gardening “ for small apartments” or “raprapid vegan recipes” engages an audience that wants the opinion of those who understand.

A good example of this is Luccas Neto, a creator for children who adopted the look and behavior of his audience and deals with the issues they want to hear, which helps to get many results in sales during the lives he promotes, which include promotion of applications, movies and even books of his.

Gamification increases the quality of interactions

In the attention economy, capturing and maintaining audience interest is a constant challenge. Platforms like TikTok already natively incorporate a number of interactive features to increase engagement during lives. Tools like polls, gift sending, challenges between creators and question boxes, and special codes in live. 

Who remembers the recent wave of NPC (Non-Playable Character) lives on TikTok? Content creators acted like video game characters, responding to commands from viewers to receive virtual rewards, then exchanged for money. This type of interaction in game format keeps audiences interested and helps engage when selling products. 

Strategic publications with content creators

Partnering with influencers and content creators aligned with your brand and target audience remains a powerful conversion strategy.The authenticity and expertise of these influencers with their audience expands the reach of the brand itself and reaches a highly interested audience with a penchant for affinity bias.

Beauty brands, for example, often collaborate with micro influencers who make tutorials and reviews of beauty products. The audience trusts the expertise of these creators and feels more inclined to try the recommended products. The Apothecary is one of the brands that bets on this, and has invited famous as Preta Gil to present the lives with special offers.

The amplified power of community building

Live commerce goes beyond a simple business transaction. Encouraging interaction through live questions and answers, creating unique groups for live attendees (on other platforms, such as WhatsApp), and promoting polls and challenges with hashtags on TikTok strengthens the sense of belonging and loyalty to the audience.

Influencer Virginia Fonseca exemplifies this by encouraging adherence to groups of tips, announcements and special promotions in chat apps. In her lives, she sold millionaire figures of the beauty products of the brand itself, which mixed her personal routine with the demonstration of items. In addition to real-time interaction, she also announces lightning promotions, special codes for followers and more, reinforcing the feeling of belonging and exclusivity. The opportunity to receive this firsthand and make parts of the most unusual circles” helped amplify these sales.

Data analysis and continuous optimization

Success in live commerce is not an isolated event, but an ongoing learning process. It is critical to closely monitor live performance metrics, such as the number of people participating, engagement rate (likes, comments, shares), clicks on purchase links and, especially, sales generated.

The analysis of this data shows points such as which types of products generate more interest, which live formats are more effective and which broadcast times attract more audience. Based on this information, you can optimize your future transmissions, refine your product selection and adjust your strategies. Therefore, it is also recommended to work with all the tools and functionalities of integrated ecommerce so that you can have a holistic view of all the data. 

Fluid and barrier-free shopping journeys

And these experiences depend on a frictionless journey or barriers for customers. Live commerce gains popularity by betting on delivering more integrated and easy experiences.The ability to add products to the cart and finalize the purchase directly during the broadcast, without leaving the live environment, is crucial to optimize conversion. Brands that use the TikTok Shop effectively focus on presenting the products clearly, with direct links and with objective descriptions during the live. 

This experience is combined with the integration of the logistics part of inventory and product delivery, service management, accounting, success metrics and all the automation of this workflow. The removal of any friction in the purchase process, whether by the seller or the customer, is essential to transform engagement into sales.

By embracing these trends, analyzing the results obtained and continuously optimizing the operation, your store will not only increase the chances of going viral, but also build an engaged and loyal customer base with your live commerce strategies. And, of course, having an integration partner with thousands of services and marketplaces to support the entire operation is critical to working with any ecommerce or live commerce channel, such as the TikTok Shop.

Gartner prevê que 75% dos conteúdos de analytics usarão GenAI para inteligência contextual aprimorada até 2027

Setenta e cinco por cento dos novos conteúdos de analytics serão contextualizados para aplicações inteligentes por meio de Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) até 2027, permitindo uma conexão combinável entre insights e ações, de acordo com o Gartner, Inc..

“Estamos passando de uma era em que as ferramentas de análiseajudavam profissionais de negócios a tomar decisões, para um futuro em que analytics impulsionado por GenAI se tornará perceptivo e adaptativo. Isso possibilitará decisões dinâmicas e autônomas que têm o potencial de transformar software corporativo e de consumo, processos de negócios e modelos operacionais”, diz Georgia O’Callaghan, Diretora Analista do Gartner.

Uma pesquisa do Gartner com 403 líderes de analytics ou Inteligência Artificial (IA), realizada entre outubro e dezembro de 2024, revelou que mais de 50% relatam que suas empresas usam ferramentas de IA para actionable insights, automatizados e consultas em linguagem natural (Geração de Linguagem Natural – NLG) para analytics ou desenvolvimento de Inteligência Artificial. Mesmo com esses recursos, a natureza estática do analytics atual muitas vezes não consegue entregar resultados verdadeiramente dinâmicos e automatizados.

O Gartner prevê que os recursos de augmented analytics evoluirão para plataformas de analytics autônomas até 2027, que gerenciarão e executarão totalmente 20% dos processos de negócios. O futuro perceptivo do analytics proporcionará benefícios por ser proativo, colaborativo, conectado, contextual e contínuo.

Analytics perceptivo impulsionado por IA

“O analytics perceptivo usará agentes de IA e outras tecnologias impulsionadas pela GenAI para monitorar continuamente as condições em evolução e perceber o ambiente-alvo, como mudanças no mercado e no comportamento do cliente ou interrupções na cadeia de suprimentos”, diz O’Callaghan.

“A orientação e a análise podem então ser ajustadas de forma autônoma em resposta, criando uma infraestrutura analítica mais resiliente e responsiva. À medida que esses recursos surgem e são adotados pelas empresas, seu potencial para remodelar as operações de negócios e impulsionar o crescimento só tende a se expandir.”

Risco abrangente do analytics perceptivo

De acordo com a pesquisa do Gartner, o risco abrangente que se aplica ao analytics perceptivo é a dependência excessiva de ações autônomas sem validação suficiente, o que pode resultar em consequências negativas não intencionais, danos à reputação e escrutínio regulatório.

O risco de “desvio de agente” é uma preocupação séria, em que as percepções e ações de um sistema se desviam gradualmente dos resultados desejados devido à evolução dos dados ou a interações imprevistas. O Gartner afirma que os agentes guardiões estão surgindo para lidar com esse problema inerente aos sistemas de IA. Esses agentes monitoram e aplicam especificamente políticas e regras para garantir que os sistemas operem dentro de um conjunto de barreiras de proteção”.

“A criação de agentes guardiões precisará ser um ponto focal importante das novas iniciativas de governança para os líderes de Data & Analytics (D&A), à medida que o analytics agêntico e perceptivo se tornarem a forma padrão de fornecimento de actionable insights, em todas as plataformas”, complementa O’Callaghan.

Topics like this and others that explore the evolving landscape of risks and strategies, as well as actionable insights, practical insights into how to address the challenges of increasingly complex cyber environments will be highlighted in Conference Gartner Security & Risk Management, which will be held on August 5th and 6th in São Paulo. More information is available at: https://www.gartner.com/pt-br/conferences/la/security-risk-management-brazil     

Os clientes do Gartner podem ler mais em “Perception is the New Superpower for the Future of Analytics and BI” Additional information is available in the free Gartner “ webinarThe Gartner Top Data & Analytics Predictions for 2025”.

Equifax BoaVista: Tentativas de fraude aumentam 7,34% em maio

Dados da Equifax BoaVista apontam aumento de 7,34% nas tentativas de fraude em maio de 2025, em comparação a abril do mesmo ano. No período, foi registrada estabilidade no ticket médio das tentativas de fraude, que foi de R$1.788 e do índice de fraude (4%), valor que representa proporção de casos de fraude com o volume total de transações realizadas.

Segundo o estudo, os valores acompanharam o aumento do volume de suspeitas e casos de fraude. Houve crescimento de 6,8% no valor dos pedidos analisados sob suspeita; 8% nos pedidos aprovados após análise; e 2% no valor das tentativas de fraude bloqueadas.

A Equifax BoaVista indica, ainda, que também houve aumento dos casos aprovados em 7,56% e, em ritmo menor, o bloqueio de transações fraudulentas (2%). O ticket médio do volume total de suspeitas de fraude foi de R$460,46 e das compras aprovadas após análise de R$407,82

Outro dado da pesquisa se refere aos dias da semana com mais registros de fraudes: quinta-feira (16,3%) e sexta-feira (17%). Enquanto o domingo teve o menor índice (10,7%). 

Segundo Rogério Signorini, Vice-presidente de Produtos e Pré-vendas da Equifax BoaVista, “as informações revelam que os fraudadores buscam imitar os padrões de consumo diários, porém focam em transações de alto valor, onde o impacto financeiro por item é maior para o e-commerce. Por essa razão, enfatizamos a relevância de táticas e ferramentas antifraude para diminuir os riscos operacionais.”

How should brands talk to Generations Z and Alpha?

LOI, a consultancy specialized in influencer marketing, and InstitutoZ, from Trope, a Generation Z and Alpha consultancy, presented a new strategic approach for brands that want to connect authentically with Generation Z (born between 1996 and 2010) and Generation Alpha (born from 2010).

Combining consumer data, digital habits and cultural perceptions, the presentation reveals that 2.62 Billion people in the world they belong to Gen Z (UN, 2024), being 51 Million in Brazil (IBGE, 2024; Unravelling the Habits of Generation Y in Brazil), with a estimated purchasing power of R$ 662 billion per year in the country alone (IBGE, FGV and Continuous PNAD, 2025). Gen Alpha, with about 2 Billion individuals globally (Modern Consumer, 2025), begins to show its consumption traits, digital behavior and social influence.

According to Felipe Colaneri, co-founder of LOI, “ brands need to stop treating young people as a single block and understand the multiple codes that build their identity, from digital to physical”. One of the highlights of the study is the analysis of the culture “phygital”, which shows how the integration between online and offline experiences has become essential to generate belonging.

Another point raised is the role of the creator economy in the purchase decision: 80% from Gen Z has already consumed foods indicated by influencers (Study “Who Influences Generation Z?”, 2025), and 66% participated in cultural events on recommendation of breeders (Study “Who Influences Generation Z?”, 2025). Influence is pulverized, the 37% trusts more people with a small or average follower base , while only 7% relies more on big influencers.

The research also reveals that more than 50% from Gen Z spends more than seven hours a day connected (InstitutoZ & YOUPIX 2025), especially on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok 60% of Brazilian companies report difficulty communicating with this audience through traditional channels (Research: “What are the difficulties of Brazilian companies with GenZ?”, 2025). And worse: 1 In 3 companies even have a specific strategy to talk to GenZ (Research: “What are the difficulties of Brazilian companies with Gen Z?”, 2025).

For Luiz Menezes, founder of Trope and content creator with experience in projects for Meta, Disney and Itau, “ it is necessary that brands stop trying to impact Generation Z and start involving it”. The presentation also highlights cases such as Carmed, Netflix and Roblox, who have been able to adapt their language, channels and collaborations to dialogue with the new generations in a legitimate way.

ChatGPT já influencia e converte em vendas no varejo brasileiro, revela levantamento da GH Brandtech

Um estudo inédito realizado pela GH Brandtech mostra que o ChatGPT já atua como um canal ativo de aquisição no varejo brasileiro. Entre janeiro e maio de 2025, foram identificadas sessões vindas diretamente do endereço chatgpt.com que resultaram não apenas em visitas, mas em ações-chave do funil de conversão – como visualizações de produto, adição ao carrinho e compras.

Em um universo de cerca de 10 milhões de acessos por mês a canais de vendas de 12 empresas aceleradas pela GH, 0,09% teve origem no ChatGPT. Embora o percentual pareça pequeno, é uma mudança de paradigma – nas últimas duas décadas, sites de busca e redes sociais responderam por virtualmente todos os encaminhamentos. O impacto financeiro dos acessos via GPT surpreende: em alguns casos, o canal respondeu por uma parcela relevante da receita mensal.

A análise contemplou negócios de diferentes segmentos – incluindo bancos digitais, moda, turismo e software B2B – e revelou três tendências principais:

  • Diversidade de setores impactados: tanto grandes marcas quanto empresas de nicho observaram tráfego qualificado e geração de receita oriunda do ChatGPT.
  • Engajamento e conversões reais: em média, cada empresa identificou centenas de sessões advindas do chat, com desdobramentos em dezenas a centenas de eventos relevantes por marca. Em algumas delas, essas interações resultaram em centenas de conversões.
  • Receita significativa: mesmo com volume moderado de acessos, empresas com ticket médio mais elevado viram no ChatGPT um canal de alta eficiência comercial.

Os dados indicam um ponto de inflexão na forma como consumidores descobrem e acessam marcas online. Diferentemente dos motores de busca tradicionais, o ChatGPT permite jornadas mais diretas, que podem começar com uma dúvida simples e terminar em uma decisão de compra – tudo dentro da mesma interface.

“Estamos vendo o início de uma mudança silenciosa no comportamento de compra. A IA deixou de ser apenas um canal de informação e passou a influenciar – e concluir – decisões de consumo”, afirma Joabel Luis Kasper é Growth Marketing Officer (GMO) da GH Brandtech.

Para as empresas, o movimento exige uma reavaliação das estratégias de presença digital. O estudo recomenda que as marcas comecem a adaptar seus catálogos para leitura por IA, integrem APIs capazes de fornecer dados atualizados em tempo real e desenvolvam sistemas de atribuição para jornadas iniciadas em plataformas conversacionais.

“A lógica de SEO precisa ser expandida. As marcas que entenderem cedo como conversar com esses novos sistemas terão vantagem competitiva nos próximos ciclos de compra”, completa Joabel.

A GH Brandtech é uma consultoria de marca e aceleração de crescimento que já conduziu mais de 1.600 projetos em 15 países, conectando estratégia, branding e tecnologia para scale-ups e grandes empresas.

E-Comply revolutionizes Cyber Insurance with AI and fair pricing

At a time when cyber risk has become one of the biggest threats to organizations, E-Comply — a joint venture formed by ESCS and Comply Solution — presents the Brazilian market with a solution that promises to transform how cyber insurance is assessed and priced.

The new system developed by the company uses artificial intelligence, Machine Learning algorithms, and a continuous and automated assessment methodology, aligned with the main international security frameworks. The result is a fairer, more technical, and evidence-based premium calculation — an important advancement in a sector where subjectivity is still common in risk analysis.

According to Allan Kovalscki, CEO of E-Comply, the main advantage of the solution lies in the objectivity of the process. “Our system continuously assesses the cybersecurity maturity level of the insured organization, based on the risk domains defined by the insurer. This reduces the risk of claims, improves technical response, and increases accuracy in premium setting.As part of the project, an

Through algorithms based on machine learning, it interprets data collected on policies, technologies, vulnerabilities, and processes, since AI can analyze a wide variety of data, assisting in the dynamic calculation of the insurance premium. 

"The system cross-references technical data with market benchmarks, similar historical behaviors, and applies statistical models such as decision trees, logistic regressions, and neural networks. All of this to generate updated and reliable risk scores.As part of the project, an

Built based on information security frameworks, such as NIST CSF v2 (2024), CIS Controls, ISO/IEC 27001/27002, ISO 27701, and LGPD/GDPR requirements.Each domain we evaluate is directly mapped to these standards, which guarantees not only technical excellence but also regulatory compliance for the policyholder and the insurer.", highlights Kovalscki.

Furthermore, the tool classifies maturity into levels according to the CMMI framework, which is a model for measuring and improving the maturity of an organization's processes, with a focus on delivering products and services in a predictable, efficient, and quality-controlled manner, offering a clear view of the client's evolution over time.

With modular architecture and an open API, the system can be easily integrated with insurance platforms, risk management systems (GRC), ITSM, and policy repositories. This makes the tool a strategic component not only in the underwriting but also in the monitoring of the security posture during the contract term.By monitoring the maintenance of controls, we deliver a continuous governance instrument, with a direct impact on the reduction of risks and costs for the insurance market.As part of the project, an

Another point highlighted by the executive is the potential of the tool in terms of expanding the national cyber insurance market, which is still underexplored. The E-Comply solution eliminates technical barriers for insurers and allows for the creation of customized products by sector, maturity level, or company size — including small and medium-sized businesses.

"This opens up space for the development of innovative products, such as modular policies, specific by sector or by maturity level, in addition to facilitating compliance with regulatory minimum requirements (such as those required by ANS, Susep, and Bacen) and future technical standards on cyber insurance.”, he says.

The platform also updates constantly, incorporating databases such as CVE/CVSS and sources of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI). Thus, the threat score and the generated reports reflect the scenario of the digital environment, which increases the reliability of the data used in underwriting and pricing.

Magalu launches “Mid-Year-Winding” with discounts of up to 50%

Magalu has just launched the “Liquidation of Half of the Year”, a new promotional campaign that will offer products with up to 50% discount.Till June 30, thousands of items will be available for up to half the price in all digital channels and physical stores of the company. The strategy is to consolidate another proprietary action that generates a purchase opportunity for customers in a month without so many retail promotions.

“The idea is that this campaign is fixed, held annually and that Magalu is placed as a shopping destination for the Brazilian by taking consumers to our stores, websites and application”, says Aline Queirantes, marketing and commercial director of Magalu.“There are hundreds of products with discounts of 50%, encouraging our customers to take the opportunity to acquire that dream consumer item.” 

In the company app customers also find special conditions on selected products, such as “lightning offers” of items with 50% discount, dynamics of “leve more and pay only half” (take 2, pay 1; take 4, pay 2) and cashback up to 50%. 

The campaign begins on Tuesday, 24, with an announcement during the programming of Rede Record and intensifies at night, during the broadcast of the game between Flamengo and Los Angeles FC by the Club World Cup 2025 in Rede Globo. During the rest of the week, in addition to these channels, customers will be impacted on YouTube, Netflix, Globoplay and on Sunday, during the Magalu merchandise on Sunday with Huck. 

Check out some of the best offers below:

Smart TV 32” by R$ 999.00

Ironing Clothes by R$ 79.00

Creatine by R$ 49.90

Puma Tennis by R$ 139,99

Orthobom Pillow by R$ 15,00

Smartphone Samsung Galaxy A06 by R$ 699,00 (no pix)

Zenvia doubles service retention rate with intelligent chatbot

Zenvia, which enables companies to create personal, engaging, and seamless experiences throughout the customer journey, recorded a 110% increase in the retention rate of support tickets, i.e., customer loyalty, after implementing the AI Agent.

The project was launched in January 2025, focusing on serving the technology professionals of Zenvia's client companies—a highly technical and demanding audience, making the challenge even more significant. Within just four months, the use of automation to resolve demands grew from 10% to 21.07%, surpassing the initial goal of 20% for the first half of the year.

The initiative prevented the opening of support tickets in the first quarter, demonstrating the direct impact of intelligent automation on operational optimization. The data shows consistent progress: January recorded 11.72% retention, a rate that rose to 12.04% in February, 17.42% in March, and reached 21.07% in April.

According to Fabíola Mazzer, Operations Director, the AI Agent delivered excellent results for clients, so it made sense to start using the solution internally. “The results demonstrate how the strategic implementation of an AI Agent can transform the customer service experience, reducing the demand for human support, increasing problem resolution, and, most importantly, delivering more autonomy and speed to the customer. In addition to improving the customer experience in the support journey, this approach enhances operational indicator results and aids in the efficiency and scalability of service,” states the executive.

In addition to answering questions and handling service requests, the AI Agent can act as a powerful communication channel with customers. It can be used to promote educational activities, such as webinars; communicate product changes with directions to the Help Center; as well as notify system anomalies and provide updates on correction efforts. “Most importantly, all of this can be configured without the need for development or any line of code—simply through the use of prompts, skill creation, and knowledge base updates,” adds Fabíola. 

For the second half of the year, Zenvia plans to extend the solution to the entire product portfolio and enable the support journey via WhatsApp with customer authentication, which will allow for an even smoother and more personalized experience. Users will be able to check the status of their requests, update information, and attach evidence—such as documents, screenshots, or photos—directly through the channel. 

“We believe the tool has the potential to help us even further. Therefore, over the next few months, we will test the chatbot on other channels to explore its potential. The results we have achieved position Zenvia as a benchmark in the application of artificial intelligence for optimizing customer service processes and enable the solution for the entire customer journey, in addition to reinforcing the company's commitment to offering autonomy, agility, and convenience in every interaction,” points out Gilsinei Hansen, VP of Business and Marketing at Zenvia.

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