Cross-drop buyer graph ↗
An order tells you what sold. A buyer history tells you who returned. Connect named releases to make participation visible before you choose your next audience.
See how Shopify orders become a useful audience before your next launch.
An order tells you what sold. A buyer history tells you who returned. Connect named releases to make participation visible before you choose your next audience.
Find the people who returned across launches, even when a simple order count hides the pattern. Separate repeated participation from multiple checkouts during the same release.
Give consistent recognition to the people who keep showing up. Make eligibility a rule your team can explain and review.
Turn buyer history into a thoughtful first invitation. Choose eligibility, timing and optional perks before the public release.
Bring buyer history into lifecycle messaging with an explicit mapping. An audit supplies recommended rules; an installed and configured integration is a separate workflow.
Compare buyer participation across named drops. Keep the cohort, time window and revenue definition alongside every number.
Build on the relationships revealed by your buyer graph. Keep recognition, recurring purchases and billing permissions distinct.