Transcend named finalist in Digiday Technology Awards
By Andrew Moon
July 31, 2025•1 min read
We’re thrilled to announce that Transcend has been named a finalist in the 2025 Digiday Technology Awards in the category of Best Data Management Platform.
This recognition is a testament to our relentless pursuit of transforming privacy into a competitive advantage for businesses, and the impact we’re having.
In announcing this year’s finalists, the Digiday team noted in the announcement that as privacy regulations continue to tighten and the digital landscape evolves, companies are being forced to rethink how they handle data compliance.
"As regulations grow more strict, companies are prioritizing data compliance while exploring advanced identification tools in a changing ID environment. Strategic partnerships and integrations have also emerged as essential for scaling performance and adapting to a shifting digital landscape," according to Digiday.
As part of our entry into this year’s awards we highlighted our work with GoCardless, the global bank payment company that helps over 100,000 businesses globally to collect and send payments without the stress, chasing or expensive fees.
In partnership with GoCardless, we’ve proven how a forward-thinking privacy program can drive measurable results. Prior to working with us and while using a legacy tool, the payment company experienced significant hurdles in trying to build and scale a privacy program that was agile and tech-forward.
By leveraging Transcend's automated tools, GoCardless freed up over 1,000 hours annually and gained a clearer, more comprehensive view of their data, helping to raise executive confidence in the business’s compliance program.
This recognition reflects our ongoing commitment to helping businesses not just comply with privacy regulations, but harness privacy as a powerful growth lever. As digital privacy continues to be a key differentiator in today’s market, we’re proud to be at the forefront of this transformation.
“Overall, the judges’ 2025 selections demonstrate that tech companies are enabling advertisers and publishers to deliver more strategic partnerships and integrations, embrace sophisticated data unification, enhance marketing efforts with AI-driven personalization and adopt omnichannel strategies for more effective campaigns,” noted the Digiday team.
By Andrew Moon