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Retail & ecommerce · Snowflake

Rinascente Achieves a Near-Real-Time 360 Customer View With Snowflake

Public case study · not a Metric Oak engagement

faster processing for Rinascente’s heaviest reports
≅80%
of customer data processed in Snowflake
892 GB

What happened

The story in brief

A historic Italian luxury department store group wanted a complete view of how customers interact with the brand. Using Snowflake, it built a near-real-time customer view with fresher loyalty and interaction data.

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Data platform engineering

Databricks, Snowflake and Fabric built to production standards. Senior engineers, fixed scope, measured results.

  • Retail & ecommerce · Snowflake

    Accor

    2

    months to launch CDP after initial testing

  • Retail & ecommerce · Snowflake

    Etam

    8-15%

    improved forecasting accuracy

  • Retail & ecommerce · Snowflake

    Flix

    <30%

    Lower costs upon migration

Related insights

Frequently asked questions

What results did Rinascente report?

Rinascente reported ≅80% faster processing for Rinascente’s heaviest reports; 892 GB of customer data processed in Snowflake, according to its customer story published by Snowflake.

Which platform and technologies did Rinascente use?

Rinascente used Snowflake, including Snowpark, Kafka.

How do these results compare with other retail & ecommerce programs?

See our retail & ecommerce benchmark for median cost reductions and speed-ups across published results in the industry.

Source

Customer story published by Snowflake: Rinascente Achieves a Near-Real-Time 360 Customer View With Snowflake (opens snowflake.com in a new tab) on snowflake.com. Figures as published, retrieved 27 October 2026. The summary above is Metric Oak's own. This is not a Metric Oak engagement.

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