What Komo changed

• The "Rewards & Recognitions" module was renamed to "Rewards & Recognition" in the navigation menu.
• A technical fix was applied to a broken "Resources" link in the footer.

The product team updated a core module name to be more standard. This suggests a focus on the "Recognition" aspect of their engagement platform.

• Added AI receipt validation to the Commerce module to tie sales to specific users.
• Renamed "Rewards & Recognitions" to "Rewards & Recognition" across the site.
• Updated the homepage headline to focus on "owning" and "knowing" the audience rather than just building engagement.
• Added new descriptive text for the Loyalty section, emphasizing habits, streaks, and badges.
• Updated the footer with new links for Pricing, FAQs, and Partners.

Komo is shifting from simple digital rewards to proving actual sales. By adding AI receipt validation, they can now link online engagement directly to real-world purchases, giving their customers better ROI data.

• Renamed the "Loyalty" module to "Rewards & Recognitions" in the navigation.
• Renamed the "Rewards & Redemption" module to "Commerce" in the navigation.
• Updated the "Sites & Hosting" description to specifically mention using the "Komo API."
• Removed the cookie consent banner text from the top of the page.
• Reordered the "Core Modules" list in the navigation menu.

Komo is shifting its language to sound more like a platform for developers and commerce teams. By renaming "Loyalty" to "Rewards & Recognitions" and "Rewards & Redemption" to "Commerce," they are positioning themselves as a broader business tool rather than just a marketing game builder.