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Customer foresight

Know which customers are about to leave — before they do.

Point Inkling at the customer data you already have: orders, logins, tickets, payments. It learns what normal looks like for each customer, then flags the ones drifting toward the door while they still look fine on paper. You get a short, ranked list of who to reach and why — early enough to keep them.

Run it on my data — free How it works
costlier to replace a customer than to keep one
25–95%
more profit from a 5-point retention lift (Bain)
weeks
of warning on every customer about to leave

From your data to a call list in an afternoon.

01

Connect

Send a read-only export, or connect wherever your customer data lives — billing, CRM, your product database. Anonymize it first if you want; the model reads patterns, not names.

02

See

It scores every active customer: who's likely to leave in the next 30 days, the reason behind each one, and the revenue at stake — ranked so you know where to start.

03

Act

You reach the customers worth keeping. We're paid on the revenue you actually keep — nothing if we don't move the number.

Free pilot. You pay nothing until we keep customers you'd have lost.

Run it on my data — free

Why it works

It sees what a report can't

Your dashboards tell you who already left. Inkling finds the customers who look healthy today but match the pattern of the ones who left last quarter — while there's still time to act.

One model, every question

The same engine that predicts who's leaving can tell you who'll buy again, what a customer is worth, or who won't renew. Start with churn; ask the rest when you're ready.

Straight answers

Is my data safe?
Read-only, you can anonymize it before you send it, and it's never shared or sold.
What does it cost?
The pilot is free. After that you pay a share of the revenue you keep — nothing if we don't help.
How long to set up?
Minutes, if you can export a few tables. Send them and we'll handle the rest.
Will it work for my business?
If you have customers and some history — subscriptions, memberships, repeat orders, accounts — yes.