What Clari changed

• Updated all internal navigation links from clari.com to www.clari.com.

• Updated all product page links (Cadence, Forecast, Deals) to the www subdomain.

• Updated all industry solution links (High Tech, Logistics, Manufacturing) to the www subdomain.

• Updated all resource and company page links to the www subdomain.

• All internal links were updated from www.clari.com to clari.com.

• A new "Your Privacy Choices" cookie consent banner was added to the top of the page.

• Navigation links for products like Cadence, Clari Forecast, and Conversation Intelligence now point to the non-www root domain.

• Footer links for legal, security, and company pages were updated to the new URL format.

The company is standardizing its web architecture. While the content remains the same, this technical shift ensures all traffic and SEO authority are consolidated under the "www" subdomain, which can improve site reliability and tracking accuracy.

The company is consolidating its web presence by removing the "www" prefix from all internal links. This is a technical SEO and branding move to ensure a single, clean URL structure across their entire platform and marketing site.

• Updated all navigation links from clari.com to www.clari.com.
• Changed all footer links to include the www subdomain.
• Updated links for industry solutions like High Tech, Logistics, and Manufacturing.
• Modified links for product features including Cadence, Forecast, and Conversation Intelligence.
• Removed the privacy choice banner from the top of the page.

Clari updated their entire internal linking structure to include the "www" prefix. This is usually done to improve website speed, fix tracking issues, or help search engines find the right pages more easily.

• Updated all internal navigation links from www.clari.com to clari.com.
• Updated all footer links, including legal, privacy, and career pages, to the non-www version.
• Updated call-to-action buttons, such as "Talk to Sales" and "See the Platform," to point to the new URL format.
• Modified industry-specific solution links (High Tech, Logistics, Manufacturing, etc.) to remove the "www" prefix.

The company is consolidating its web presence by removing the "www" prefix from all internal links. This is a technical SEO and branding move to simplify their URL structure and ensure all traffic flows to a single canonical version of the site.