Pandora is using AI agents to handle holiday demand while protecting margins and elevating digital selling. Here's what you need to know:
Pandora launched an AI service agent called Clara that now resolves about 60% of customer service inquiries, up from 40% previously, and has lifted the net promoter score by 10%.
The AI rollout helps Pandora manage peak season pressure, which matters because roughly 40% of its annual revenue is generated in the final three months of the year.
Pandora held gross margins near 80%, with executives crediting AI for efficiency and scalability.
A second AI agent, Gemma, is being tested as a sales tool in Australia and shown to about 20% of site traffic, aiming to replicate in-store emotional selling by guiding gifting conversations online.
With 23% of sales now coming from digital channels and expected to rise, CEO Alexander Lacik and CTO David Walmsley see conversational AI as the next growth lever to scale Pandora’s memory-based selling without expanding staffing or physical stores.
Since rolling out AI agents, Pandora has created a scalable way to manage holiday demand while extending emotional selling into digital channels. We used Charm data to analyze the brand's DTC metrics.
Charm Growth Score: 89.42
Charm Success Score: 99.93
Fastest-Growing Channel: Facebook
Pandora is a jewelry brand offering charms, engravable pieces, and curated collections across bracelets, rings, and necklaces.
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