Tinuiti builds a scalable data lake for AI-driven marketing with Fivetran
Tinuiti's previous data architecture was riddled with manual processes: engineers spent up to 150 hours per month maintaining API connectors, customer onboarding took up to 6 weeks, and the old managed data warehouse limited the team to serving only 20% of customers while suffering from Amazon Redshift performance bottlenecks and fragmented, inconsistent schemas.
The previous managed data warehouse lacked full data access and control, produced fragmented platforms with inconsistent schemas, and required manually managing in-house pipelines with constant schema changes that proved unsustainable.
Fivetran reduced pipeline setup time from 2-4 weeks to under an hour (120x acceleration), eliminated at least 80% of manual maintenance work, enabled self-service for 80% of data connectors, and allowed Tinuiti to serve its entire customer base—up from 20%—while powering AI and ML-driven marketing analytics and forecasting.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
Fivetran reduced pipeline setup time from 2-4 weeks to under an hour (120x acceleration), eliminated at least 80% of manual maintenance work, enabled self-service for 80% of data connectors, and allowed Tinuiti to ser…
What tools did this team use?
Fivetran, Fivetran API, Amazon S3, Apache Iceberg, AWS Glue.
What results were reported?
Client onboarding acceleration: 120x; Pipeline setup time: from 2-4 weeks to under an hour; Self-service data connectors: 80%; Manual pipeline maintenance eliminated: at least 80% (source-reported, not independently verified).
What failed first in this deployment?
The previous managed data warehouse lacked full data access and control, produced fragmented platforms with inconsistent schemas, and required manually managing in-house pipelines with constant schema changes that pro…
How is this marketing ops AI workflow structured?
Client pipeline setup → Multi-source automated ingestion → Apache Iceberg format conversion → AWS Glue catalog population → Query-ready data in Amazon S3 → AI/ML analytics and forecasting.