dmr Advertising Chooses Pentaleap to Modernize Its Retail Media and Accelerate Growth

A step-by-step, low-risk transition delivers instant performance gains, a better user experience, and a future-ready retail media foundation

dmr Advertising, the retail media marketer for DocMorris has selected Pentaleap as its retail media technology partner, using Pentaleap’s platform to modernize its retail media business in a safe, risk-free way. By adopting Pentaleap step-by-step, dmr is upgrading its technology while safeguarding business continuity for shoppers, internal teams, and brand partners.

Pentaleap initially worked alongside dmr incumbent technology partner to improve relevance and user experience. Following these early results, dmr adopted the full Pentaleap platform, including the Campaign Manager frontend.

Pentaleap made it easy for us to future-proof our technology without taking big risks. The transition was fast, smooth, and delivered immediate performance improvements.”

— Björn Wolak, Managing Director at dmr Advertising

After this successful start, dmr chose to unlock the full Pentaleap platform. Brands now use Pentaleap’s Campaign Manager, giving them a simpler and more cost-efficient way to run their campaigns. dmr will also use Pentaleap’s RTB capabilities to connect with major ad platforms and meet brands where they already buy media.

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“Pentaleap made it easy for us to future-proof our technology without taking big risks,” said Björn Wolak, Managing Director at dmr Advertising. “The transition was fast, smooth, and delivered immediate performance improvements.”

“dmr shows that retailers can move to a modern retail media stack without taking a risky rip and replace approach,” said Andreas Reiffen, CEO and Co-founder of Pentaleap. “By adopting Pentaleap step-by-step, they’ve built a strong foundation that sets them up for future success.”

dmr joins a growing number of retailers using Pentaleap to move from monolithic, legacy tools to a modular, future-ready retail media stack.