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  • British Fashion Brand Pour Moi Taps Voyado for Global Expansion

    Voyado, the Swedish retail technology platform, has partnered with Pour Moi, the British multinational fashion brand, to support the brands plans for global expansion and entry into new markets. Pour Moi will be using Voyado’s Elevate product to improve processes for search and merchandising and ultimately improve the customer shopping experience.The partnership marks the latest achievement for V

  • Voyado and BESTSELLER announce strategic partnership

    Voyado has announced its new global partnership with BESTSELLER to help them drive increased customer loyalty and deliver hyper-personalised experiences to their customers across all touchpoints.

  • Voyado releases new AI functionality spanning the entire platform

    Today, Voyado is launching new AI functionality that enhances the capabilities of the entire platform. This new AI is trained on billions of transactions, interactions, and industry data, giving it a unique and deep understanding of the retail industry.

  • 2023 Voyado Sustainability report

    The Sustainability report outlines Voyado's corporate policies and commitments to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices. It underscores Voyado's sustainability strategy, which aligns with the United Nations' global Sustainable Development Goals.

  • MOS MOSH takes the next step in loyalty with Voyado

    We proudly welcome Danish fashion brand MOS MOSH to Voyado. Not only do they create fashion that lasts – they do it with heart and by staying true to their principles in their quest for a better future for our planet.

  • New guide: 6 sustainability challenges consumers face

    Retailers are no strangers to sustainability challenges—from keeping up with regulations to tackling social and environmental impacts. But let's zoom in on another aspect: the hurdles consumers face when striving for sustainability.

  • More than half of Swedes are willing to pay more for sustainable options

    More than one in two Swedes, 55 percent, are willing to pay more for sustainable products, according to a Kantar Sifo survey conducted by the software company Voyado. At the same time, an equal number, 53 percent, find it difficult to make sustainable choices due to unclear product information.

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