Customer Growth & Retention

Turning Fragmented Customer Data into Ready-to-Approve Retention Actions with AI

Connects customer, order and product data to flag at-risk accounts and prepare retention actions, cutting review time by 70%.

Company Context

Specialty Food Manufacturing & Distribution

Built With

Structured customer/order data pipelines feeding the analysis layer.

Capabilities Demonstrated
AI AgentsRAG & Business KnowledgeBusiness-Rule ValidationHuman-in-the-LoopAuditabilityEvaluation & Observability
The Challenge

Customer, order, and product information was spread across CRM, operational systems, and spreadsheets, making it difficult to identify which customers needed attention and why.

What We Built

A unified customer analytics layer that moves from raw data to a prepared action: Customer + Order + Product Data → Customer & RFM Analysis → Retention & Growth Signals → AI Agent Investigation → Recommended Action → Ready-to-Approve Outreach. The system doesn't stop at "this customer is at risk"; it moves to "here's why, here's what we recommend, here's the action we've prepared. Approve?"

Key Capabilities

Unifies customer, order, and product data into one analytics layer

Runs RFM (recency, frequency, monetary) analysis and derives retention/growth signals automatically

AI agent investigates flagged accounts and explains the drivers behind customer risk

Prepares a targeted, ready-to-approve retention action for every flagged account

Routes every prepared action through a human approval gate before it reaches a customer

The Impact

A 70% reduction in time to identify priority accounts and prepare follow-up actions.

65–80% of AI-prepared retention actions approved by account teams without modification.

Enterprise Controls

Human-in-the-loop approval gate before any customer-facing action ships

Audit trail on recommended-vs-approved actions

Deterministic RFM scoring and segmentation rules, kept separate from the AI-driven investigation and explanation layer

Evaluation of recommendation quality against approval and rejection outcomes over time