Tag: klaviyo

Klaviyo opens 260+ MCP tools and 490+ APIs to outside agents, WRITER ships Enterprise Brain, M11 Labs finds 47% claim gap. Martech news, Sept 9, 2026.

Klaviyo introduces specialized personalization models, SQL inside the Klaviyo Data Platform, and expands its autonomous agents, with voice coming as a new channel

Optimum7’s 4,000 AI answers tie 20-40% traffic loss to bad migrations. Plus Klaviyo’s Agency deal, GLG AI-moderated calls, and Pollo Agent 2.0, August 2026.

Eikona’s Nir Weingarten on reinforcement learning, Thryv’s Patricia Rollins on small business AI, Adobe’s Rachel Thornton on agents as customers, Taelor’s Anya Cheng, and Klaviyo Composer.

Want an AI agent that already knows your customer data? See how Klaviyo Composer audits your flows and builds campaigns — demoed by Gil Hsu.

We are moving toward a future where human-led strategy is handed off to agentic AI systems for complex, multi-step execution. This transition forces us to reconsider everything from team structure and skill sets to the very definition of brand authenticity. As Jamie Domenici, CMO at Klaviyo, articulates, this is…

Today, we’re going to talk about the shift from AI as a tool to AI as an autonomous agent. We’ll explore how these “agentic” AI systems, which can independently execute complex tasks based on strategic goals, are poised to redefine the marketing function, separating real value from hype and…

Klaviyo, the autonomous B2C CRM, announced an expanded integration with Anthropic to bring new agentic marketing workflows to Claude. By connecting Klaviyo’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) server more broadly across Claude’s products — including Claude.ai and Claude Cowork — brands can securely access Klaviyo customer and performance data and…

Yesterday’s collection of announcements is a compressed snapshot of a structural shift in how marketing organizations will operate, compete, and be held accountable. Three forces are converging simultaneously — and CMOs who read these announcements as vendor press releases rather than operational signals will fall behind quickly.

Yesterday’s press release cycle was dense with announcements, but the signal-to-noise ratio is low unless you know what to look for. Three structural shifts are happening simultaneously, and CMOs who conflate them will make poor investment decisions.