Map your customer data
Point Customer 360 at a connected dataset and map three essentials — a customer ID, a transaction date, and a metric like revenue or sales. Add optional fields for richer analysis: customer name, status, product, tenure, first-purchase date, and demographics like region, age, gender, and acquisition channel. Then pick the time period — from the last 7 days to year-to-date or the last 36 months.
- Required: customer ID, transaction date, and a numeric metric (revenue, sales, amount, profit)
- Optional: demographics and attributes — region, age, gender, channel, product, tenure
- Time period from last 7 days to year-to-date or the last 36 months
See Customer 360 in action
Watch: map your customer fields, run the analysis, and read the AI insights and segments.
Five analyses in one run
A single run produces five connected analyses of your customer base. Each is computed from your data and explained in plain language with charts and an AI Insights panel.
- Revenue Intelligence — revenue concentration (CR4), top-customer dependency, and growth signals
- Health Scoring — a composite score per customer blending engagement, value, and retention signals
- Cohorts & Retention — how groups of customers retained and spent over time
- Behavior Patterns — recency, frequency, and monetary (RFM) segments built with ML clustering
- ML Churn Model — at-risk customers with probability scores and the key drivers behind them
Read the intelligence
Results open with headline KPIs — average customer value, revenue concentration, portfolio health, and the count of at-risk customers — followed by distributions, value tiers, top customers, and a portfolio CLV projection. AI insights translate it into action: who's driving revenue, who's about to churn, and where to focus retention and expansion.
- Concentration analysis shows how much of revenue depends on your top 5% and top 20%
- Health-score distribution flags the customers below a health score of 50
- CLV projection estimates 12-month forward-looking value for your top customers
Save and share it
Save any result straight to a Dashboard, a Presentation, or Reports, print a clean A4 report, copy a table to the clipboard, or download the analysis as Excel. Search individual customers by name, ID, or region, and open any one for a detailed profile view.
Best practices
- Map the demographics columns (region, age, gender, channel) — they unlock richer segmentation and filters
- Run on at least 12 months of history so RFM segments and churn signals have enough data to be reliable
- Watch concentration (CR4) — if your top 5 customers carry most of revenue, retention there is the priority
- Act on the churn list first: probability-ranked at-risk customers are the highest-leverage saves
Next steps
With a clear view of your customers, Dynamic Pricing optimizes the prices you charge them — next in the Analytics track.