Coveo acquires Anglera to boost AI-powered product data enrichment
Coveo announced on October 29, 2026, that it has acquired Anglera, a Y Combinator-backed startup specializing in AI agents that enrich product data for manufacturers, distributors, and enterprise retailers. The deal adds Anglera’s agentic enrichment platform to Coveo’s Commerce offering, targeting gaps in product discoverability caused by missing attributes like dimensions, materials, or…
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- Coveo acquires Anglera, an AI agent startup specializing in product data enrichment for enterprise retailers, with terms undisclosed
- Anglera’s platform extracts and validates product attributes from manufacturer sources, improving discoverability and AI assistant relevance
- Test results show enriched product pages saw 120% organic traffic and 270% AI-referred visits increase at an apparel retailer
Anglera’s platform extracts and validates product details from manufacturer sources, standardizing them for customers’ catalogs while retaining citations and confidence scores. Coveo highlights test results showing a 120% increase in organic traffic and a 270% rise in AI-referred visits for enriched product pages at an apparel retailer. Existing Anglera customers will remain on the platform, while Coveo Commerce clients can access enrichment as an add-on. The companies plan deeper integration to link product data with buyer behavior and discovery outcomes, with enriched data feeding back into source systems for real-time indexing. Coveo and Anglera’s founders will discuss the combined offering at B2B eCommerce World Americas (November 2–3, 2026) and a webinar (November 12, 2026).
Coveo Buys Y Combinator-Backed Product Data Startup Anglera
Unite.AI · 29 October 2026
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