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ThoughtSpot is an AI-powered analytics company headquartered in Mountain View, California, founded in 2012. Its platform and agentic AI analyst Spotter let business users query enterprise data in natural language. Customers include Sephora, Lyft, Cisco and Mattel.

Sundial, founded in 2020 in San Francisco, builds an AI data assistant that enables businesses to query their data without requiring a data analyst.

Riley AI, founded in 2024 in San Francisco, USA, uses AI to help enterprises analyze customer data and make better product development decisions.

Amplitude is a San Francisco-based digital analytics company, founded in 2012 as Sonalight and refocused on product analytics in 2014; it listed on Nasdaq (AMPL) in 2021. Its platform offers event analytics, session replay, experimentation and feature flags, with LLM-powered AI analytics features added since 2023. In May 2026 Amplitude acquired the Statsig brand, customer contracts and a technology license from OpenAI.

Tako, based in São Paulo, uses AI to automate onboarding, payroll and labor compliance for mid-sized companies.

Actionable is a Paris-based causal AI platform for predictive customer experience. It unifies an enterprise's fragmented customer data — POS, CRM, surveys, web, app, transactional and operational logs — into a single industry-specific customer data model, then generates individual-level predictions for each customer: likelihood of churn, of filing a complaint, or of repurchasing, paired with causal explanations of what is driving that behavior rather than mere correlation-based scoring. The platform currently maps journeys for roughly 117 million consumers and serves large enterprise clients across retail (Carrefour, Sephora, Fnac Darty, Galeries Lafayette), transport (SNCF, Ouigo), energy (Engie), banking/insurance (Banco de Chile, Audiens), and employee benefits (Edenred). Its differentiation versus conventional CX/CDP analytics tools is the causal-AI layer, which explains root causes behind predictions rather than just flagging correlated risk signals.