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Discover the gold mine that's your data. A WooCommerce CRM powered by machine learning to predict what's next and spot churn before they leave.<\/div>\n

CRMlytics is a free CRM for WooCommerce that runs machine learning models on your store data. It figures out how healthy a customer’s relationship with your store is, who is about to churn, and how many orders you can expect from them soon.<\/p>\n

Unlike other WooCommerce CRMs that focus on operational marketing automation, CRMlytics is a native analytical CRM. It is designed with retail ecommerce stores in mind, where understanding repeat purchase behavior and churn risk matters most.<\/p>\n

Your data stays on your server. There are no APIs, no syncing to a third party, and no monthly subscriptions for number crunching. It all runs right inside WordPress.<\/p>\n

Why did you build this?<\/h3>\n

We built this because every WooCommerce CRM we found was operational. Email sequences, workflow builders, cart recovery. None of them told you who was about to leave or when a customer would order again. We wanted predictions, not more automation, and we wanted them running on our own server.<\/p>\n

What it does<\/h3>\n

Finds out who is leaving.<\/strong>
\nThe CRM gives every customer a health score based on their buying habits. You can literally see a list of customers who are at risk of churning right now, giving you a chance to reach out before they’re gone for good.<\/p>\n

Predicts future orders.<\/strong>
\nThe models look at past buying intervals to estimate how many orders a customer will likely place in the next 30, 90, and 180 days. This helps you figure out who is worth spending marketing money on.<\/p>\n

Does the RFM math for you.<\/strong>
\nThe CRM automatically calculates Recency, Frequency, and Monetary scores for everyone. You instantly see who your most loyal buyers are, and who is slipping into the inactive pile.<\/p>\n

Segments people properly.<\/strong>
\nYou can filter your customer base by total orders, average order value, their health score, or exact purchase dates. Save these as segments for your campaigns.<\/p>\n

Keeps a full timeline.<\/strong>
\nWe pull everything into one place. When you view a customer, you see an exact timeline of their order changes, which emails they opened or clicked, when they visited the store from a link, plus any manual notes or phone calls you’ve logged.<\/p>\n

Emails them directly.<\/strong>
\nYou don’t need to export CSV files to another tool. You can email a specific segment or tagged group right from the plugin. The clicks and engagement pipe straight back into their timeline.<\/p>\n

Tags automatically.<\/strong>
\nYou can tag people manually, but the plugin can also auto-tag customers based on their behavior, so your lists keep themselves organized.<\/p>\n

How the machine learning works<\/h3>\n

We didn’t just build basic averages. CRMlytics runs real statistical models directly over your WooCommerce data to generate realistic predictions about what they will do next.<\/p>\n

Because it runs entirely locally, it scales with your server and keeps your data completely private.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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