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What It Is

The Customer Value Relational Block is a Content block that displays each individual’s relationship with the brand through concrete, personalised metrics: total spend, purchase count, loyalty status, progression, and value trajectory. It transforms abstract loyalty into tangible, personal proof of value. Unlike promotional blocks that push products, this block acknowledges the relationship — creating emotional engagement and reinforcing the perception of being a valued customer.

Key Challenges Addressed

This Use Case addresses 8 Key Challenges across 3 categories:
CategoryChallenges addressed
Customer Lifecycle & ValueFrequency increase, churn reduction, status downgrade prevention, VIP conversion, reduce promo dependence
Loyalty ProgrammeStatus progression, points utilisation
New Data UsageProprietary scoring

Required Datasources

DatasourceFields usedRole
CRM 360Total spend, purchase count, first purchase date, value segmentIndividual relationship metrics
Loyalty ProgrammeStatus, points, tier benefits, progressionLoyalty context
PurchasesTransaction history, frequency, recencyPurchase behaviour

Required Capabilities

CapabilityRole in this Use Case
Lifecycle Offer EngineContextual offer based on value trajectory
Churn PreventionDetects declining engagement and adapts messaging

Example Implementation

Workflow Logic

Data Node: CRM 360 → retrieve total_spend, purchase_count, first_purchase_date, segment
Data Node: Loyalty Programme → retrieve status, points, next_tier_threshold

Logic Node (Branch):
  IF segment = "VIP"
    → Output Node: "Your VIP journey — [total_spend] spent, [purchase_count] orders since [date]"
  ELSE IF segment = "repeat" AND points_to_next_tier ≤ 300
    → Output Node: "Almost there — [X] points to [next tier]. Your [purchase_count] orders earned you [benefits]"
  ELSE IF segment = "one-timer"
    → Output Node: "Your story with us begins — [first purchase details]. Your next order unlocks [benefit]"
  ELSE
    → Output Node: "Your relationship — [purchase_count] orders, [X] months together, [points] points"

What the Customer Sees

  • VIP: “3 years together. 47 orders. €4,230 invested in your style. Thank you for your loyalty — here’s your exclusive VIP benefit this month.”
  • Close to upgrade: “You’re 180 points from Gold status. Your 12 orders this year show your commitment — one more unlocks free delivery for life.”
  • One-timer: “Your first order was on March 15. Welcome to the family — your second purchase unlocks 15% off + loyalty points.”

Measuring Incremental Value

MetricHow to measure
Retention rateExposed vs Non-Exposed over 90 days
Repeat purchase rateSecond-purchase rate for one-timers Exposed vs Non-Exposed
Status upgrade rateTier progression for near-threshold members
Unsubscribe rateShould decrease with value-based relational messaging
See Key Challenges — Retention for valorisation formulas.