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CB4 is a provider of artificial intelligence solutions designed to assist retail teams in capturing lost sales and enhancing customer experiences. The company's software utilizes patented machine learning algorithms to analyze existing point-of-sale data, enabling the identification of physical issues that hinder sales and impact customer satisfaction. By generating customized lists of SKUs tailored to each store's unique selling patterns and operational conditions, CB4 highlights specific products that can significantly increase revenue. These recommendations address various operational inefficiencies, such as improper product placement, labeling errors, or inventory discrepancies. Retailers can implement quick fixes, like adjusting stock levels or repositioning products, to boost sales and meet customer demands. Over time, the system learns from the adjustments made by stores, allowing for increasingly valuable and actionable insights.

Drapr is an e-commerce startup based in Berkeley, California, that offers an online platform for virtual clothing fitting. The application allows customers to quickly create 3D avatars to try on apparel, helping them identify the best size and fit for their personal style and body type. Drapr's services cater to both men's and women's clothing and integrate with popular e-commerce platforms such as Salesforce and Shopify. By enabling retailers to provide a virtual fitting experience, Drapr aims to enhance customer satisfaction while also reducing the rate of returns associated with online shopping. The platform is customizable, allowing brands to seamlessly incorporate the technology into their websites, thereby improving the online shopping experience.

Weddington Way, Inc. was an online boutique based in San Francisco, California, specializing in bridesmaid dresses and offering tuxedos, suits, and accessories for men. The company focused on providing Millennials with a modern shopping experience for weddings, featuring a unique collection of dresses designed and manufactured in-house, which eliminated middlemen and markups. Weddington Way also created a community-centric shopping platform that allowed friends to shop together online in a virtual showroom, enhancing the wedding planning process through a technology-driven approach. The company was formerly known as Ilana M. Stern, Inc. and was a subsidiary of The Gap, Inc. Weddington Way, Inc. has since ceased operations.

Intermix is a multi-brand fashion retailer specializing in women's ready-to-wear apparel, accessories, and cosmetics. The company offers a carefully curated selection of on-trend styles from both emerging and established designers, emphasizing a personalized shopping experience. With over 30 boutiques across the United States and Canada, as well as an online platform, Intermix aims to celebrate each customer's unique sense of style through an intimate and individualized approach. The retailer focuses on delivering exciting fashion trends while providing the expertise of personal stylists to enhance the shopping experience.

Athleta is a manufacturer and retailer of women's sports clothing based in San Francisco, California. The company specializes in functional apparel designed for various sports and fitness activities, including yoga, running, golf, and tennis. In addition to clothing, Athleta offers swimwear, footwear, and accessories. Its products are available through catalogs and its online platform, catering to a diverse range of athletic needs for women.