importantSYS.SOURCE: TechCrunch• 2026-08-05T20:05:00Z

Klaviyo Acquires Elias Torres' AI-Powered Customer Success Startup

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Klaviyo acquires Elias Torres' AI-powered customer success startup Agency, integrating its AI agents with Klaviyo's platform. Torres joins as CPO, leveraging his history with Klaviyo's founder to advance AI-driven marketing solutions.

The serial entrepreneur joins the e-commerce company as CPO to lead its AI agents.

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