TrueVault and Atlas Studio are pleased to announce a partnership focused on helping brands build and scale commerce experiences powered by trusted, compliant data.
Through this partnership, Atlas Studio incorporates TrueVault’s always-on privacy and consent infrastructure into its commerce strategy—ensuring client data is collected correctly, used responsibly, and remains compliant for high-impact marketing campaigns.
“As a full-service firm, Atlas incorporates TrueVault from the very beginning. We’re part of the build, ensuring the right data is collected in the right way so client marketing campaigns are both effective and compliant,” said Jason Wang, Founder and CEO of TrueVault
“We help brands create compelling commerce experiences and drive retention through data-driven marketing. That work depends on accurate, reliable consumer data. TrueVault gives us confidence that data is collected properly and can be used as intended,” said Craig Franchi, Head of Growth & Strategy at Atlas Studio
This partnership reflects a shared commitment to doing things the right way, prioritizing client success by aligning growth, data integrity, and privacy compliance from day one.
TrueVault is a privacy compliance platform built for ecommerce brands. Designed with privacy lawyers and compliance experts, TrueVault ensures ongoing compliance without the legal overhead. Trusted by eCommerce brands across industries, TrueVault helps organizations stay compliant, protect their reputation, and earn customer trust.
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Atlas Studios delivers enterprise level expertise and experience with boutique agency agility. Making Atlas Studios unique is their ability to architect a unified commerce experience that easily scales and ensures the client’s DTC, retail, and wholesale channels work together providing a better customer experience across every touchpoint. To help the brand grow, Atlas works with the in-house marketing team to craft strategy and execute campaigns.
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