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    MoEngage acquires Aampe to bring agentic decisioning to B2C marketing teams

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamJune 24, 2026
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    Raviteja Dodda, Co-founder and CEO, MoEngage.

    Acquisition strengthens MoEngage’s vision of an Agentic Customer Data and Engagement Platform as regional brands accelerate AI-led customer experience strategies

     

    Dubai — MoEngage, the agentic customer data and engagement platform trusted by more than 1,350 consumer brands globally, today announced the acquisition of San Francisco-headquartered Aampe, an AI infrastructure company that provisions a dedicated autonomous AI agent for every individual customer of a brand.

     

    The acquisition is expected to significantly enhance how consumer brands across the region engage with customers, helping them move beyond traditional audience segmentation towards true one-to-one decision-making at scale. MoEngage’s customers in the Middle East include leading brands such as The ENTERTAINER, Almosafer, Union Coop, Alsaif Gallery, Azadea, Apparel Group, Danube Home, Sharjah Coop, Gulf Insurance Group, GMG, Geekay Group, MultiBank and DP World, among others.

     

    The acquisition marks a significant milestone in MoEngage’s evolution as a global SaaS company. By bringing Aampe’s reinforcement learning engine natively into the MoEngage platform, the company is creating what it describes as the first engagement platform where workflow agents for marketers and decisioning agents acting on behalf of individual customers operate together from a single system, enabling true 1:1 personalisation.

     

    The announcement comes as customer experience continues to emerge as a key competitive differentiator across the Gulf region. Organisations in sectors such as retail, banking, travel, e-commerce, telecommunications and financial services are increasingly looking beyond automation and towards intelligent systems capable of making real-time customer decisions.

     

    “Every marketer wants to show up at the right moment, with the right message, for every individual user. The challenge has never been ambition, it’s been infrastructure,” said Raviteja Dodda, Co-founder and CEO, MoEngage.

     

    “Aampe has built something the rest of the market hasn’t cracked: a system that continuously optimises content, timing, channel and frequency together at an individual level. Together, we’re building the future of agentic marketing, and we’re excited about the value this can create for brands globally, including many of our customers across the Middle East.”

     

    While MoEngage has been investing heavily in AI-powered marketing workflows through its Merlin AI platform, Aampe adds a highly specialised agentic decisioning layer. Instead of relying on predefined customer segments and static journeys, Aampe provisions a dedicated AI agent for every customer. Each agent continuously learns from customer behaviour and determines what message should be delivered, when it should be delivered, through which channel and how frequently.

     

    Marketers retain control over content, goals and guardrails, while the AI agents autonomously optimise customer engagement decisions and continuously improve outcomes.

     

    “We built Aampe on one conviction: one agent per user, not one model per segment,” said Paul Meinshausen, Co-founder and CEO, Aampe.

     “A per-user agent develops a persistent and evolving understanding of each individual customer, their preferences, behaviours and engagement patterns. Every interaction makes future decisions smarter. MoEngage gives us the scale, infrastructure and customer relationships needed to make this capability accessible to brands worldwide.”

     

    As part of the acquisition, Aampe’s founding team, Paul Meinshausen, Schaun Wheeler and Sami Abboud, will join MoEngage to lead the company’s Agentic Decisioning initiatives. Existing Aampe customers will continue to be supported without disruption.

     

    The technology is already operating at significant scale. Aampe currently powers hundreds of millions of dedicated AI agents and processes more than 200 billion decisions every week for global consumer brands including Taxfix, Grab, Swiggy and ZenBusiness.

     

    For brands across the UAE and Middle East, the acquisition is expected to unlock a new generation of customer engagement capabilities. Existing MoEngage customers will gain native access to Aampe’s technology, while organisations using other marketing platforms can integrate the decisioning layer independently.

     

    MoEngage says the acquisition completes its vision of an Agentic Customer Data and Engagement Platform, combining customer analytics, AI-powered workflow automation, omnichannel engagement and autonomous decision-making into a single system.

     

    As AI adoption accelerates across the Gulf, the company believes customer engagement will become one of the first enterprise functions where autonomous AI decision-making moves from experimentation to mainstream deployment.


    Source: Tahawul Tech

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