Most DAM analytics stop at downloads. That number is useful for creative ops adoption, and incomplete for ecommerce leaders who care about PDP engagement.
Visual Insights starts with library events: downloads, portal views, shares, and embed hits. Those roll up to the asset and the collection. Then, if you tag campaign and SKU fields, we export rows your warehouse can join.
We sync to Snowflake on a schedule you control. Your analysts keep ownership of the join to commerce tables. Clipixel does not invent a black-box model that claims to predict sales from a single hero crop.
What you get is a ranked view of assets that sit on high-engagement PDPs, kits retailers pull, and files that have gone untouched for two seasons. Studio briefs from that list. That is the whole point.