Listed 29 December 2014 · Louvain-la-Neuve · Belgium
GetSmily.
A Belgian university spin-off that scored how website visitors felt, renamed Emolytics and taken over by a market research firm in 2018.
Marketing and salesData and analytics
Timeline
- On record
Belgium's official gazette published the constitution of GETSMILY SPRL, enterprise 0561.844.190.
On record · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“Customer feedback right from your website”
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- Renamed
The company register lists the name Emolytics from 13 May 2016; the official gazette published GETSMILY SA's change of name and purpose on 27 June 2016, and later notices are filed under EMOLYTICS SA.
Rename · Announced - Acquired
Profacts announced that it had taken over the market research platform Emolytics, a UCL technology spin-off, and integrated it into its market research services.
Acquisition · Announced - Closed
The Belgian company register records the closure of the liquidation of Emolytics on 23 September 2019.
Closure · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Customer feedback right from your website”
GetSmily’s software allows companies to measure the emotional engagement of their stakeholders (customers, partners, visitors) right from their websites thanks to a widget collecting user feedback and web analytics. The reports provide an in-depth view on how people feel and why they experience such emotions towards the company, its products or services. The unique algorithm behind the technology provides a unique KPI called the Emoscore® included in the report; it will guide companies to take strategic decisions (marketing, communication, technical and/or managerial) in order to improve their relationships with their stakeholders. GetSmily's technology is available in 14 languages in SaaS and includes a FREE version.
- Topics
- Analytics, Market research
- Model
- SaaS
- Location
- Louvain-la-Neuve · Belgium
In our words: The 2014 listing described GetSmily as a website widget that collected visitor feedback and web analytics, producing reports on how stakeholders felt about a company and an Emoscore KPI to guide decisions. It said the software ran as a service in 14 languages and had a free version.
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