Analyse historical data, customer demographics, purchase patterns, and market conditions
Set customer-specific price levers
Identify pricing patterns and predict the impact of different prices
Test model for computation accuracy and consistency.
Use impact scores to generate optimal price
Predict optimal prices via customer-specific price levers
Combine with Price Elasticity Algorithm
Use lower/upper boundaries to control your price prediction
Customer Loyalty refers to understanding what makes a customer loyal and how these factors relate to your optimal prices.
It takes into consideration the following variables:
Buying behaviour in terms of product types
Buyer Frequence, related to its normal behaviour
Shipment delivery performance
Support / complaints tickets and returns
Engagement with brand, website and promotional campaigns
Our Customer-level Pricing Algorithm is not just about adjusting prices; it's about understanding the value perception of customers and aligning pricing strategies accordingly. It takes into consideration factors like customer price sensitivity, the perceived value of products or services, and the competitive landscape.
Customer Attributes represent crucial information about various aspects relating to your customers. Being able to measure and factor in this information into your pricing is paramount to optimising your margin /revenue (& keeping customers happy).
Different customer segments may have different levels of sensitivity to price changes. For example, luxury product buyers might be less price-sensitive compared to bargain hunters.
Customer Segmentation leverages many different factors to maximise your margin and revenue.
Price sensitivity and price elasticity are different when it comes to pricing optimisation. Let's uncover their differences so you can implement them at the right time. Understanding what each algorithm can do for your business case is crucial - and combining them leads to a holistic pricing strategy that covers all bases and makes the most out of all your historical data.
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We are big believers in bringing the human and machine perspective together to improve the rate of learning. Empowering people with the knowledge and technology to solve problems and improve is our mantra. This is Hyperlearning™.
Unlike blackbox AI. we made sure this model is explainable and transparent to all who use our platform. Every recommendation from the AI provides the logic and the rules applied to arrive at that price. It’s crucial for the users to understand the algorithm and provide their own input to make it better. This way, we can harness the best of man and machine.
Provide your own input
Spot errors and recognise shortcomings
Improve accuracy
Continue to learn and upgrade the process
Check out this Case Study to see how we define your Use Cas: Goal Setting, Identifying Product Catalog, Price Drivers and Strategy and more.
Here, we discussed a case study that emphasizes how SYMSON helped a company in:
Increasing gross margin
Data driven decisions
Interpretable insights
Fine-tuning brand value
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Thank to a cutting-edge pricing algorithm which focuses on understanding the value perception of customers and aligning pricing strategies accordingly, pricing based on customer data has never been easier. It takes into consideration factors like customer price sensitivity, the perceived value of products or services, and the competitive landscape.
The Customer Algorithm computes a loyalty score by analyzing various customer behaviour metrics, and when mixed with your CRM data (e.g. Customer Sector, Region, Gender, Age, Growth Potential etc.), it can be used to predict an optimal price and re-segment your customer groups.
Yes, you can add variables to the Customer Algorithm. It's designed to be customizable, allowing the integration of additional relevant data points that can enhance its predictive accuracy.
Understanding Customer-level data is crucial for businesses to set prices optimally. It informs how price changes affect sales volume, revenue, and profitability. By knowing how sensitive customers are to various customer price levers, businesses can tailor pricing strategies to maximize profits, remain competitive, and meet market demand effectively.
The Algorithm uses data such as customer purchase history, transaction frequency, buying behaviour, customer feedback, engagement with marketing activities, and any other customer interaction information that reflects their behavior and preferences.
The Customer Algorithm assesses how price changes affect different customer segments based on the loyalty scores. Using these scores, Symson can accurately set optimal prices for different customer segments, ensuring higher margin without hurting customer satisfaction.