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High-value repeat mix up 9.9 pts over 2 months. The Repurchase Sequence is the primary driver at $7,518 avg customer value; the Seasonal Push is the drag at $1,125. Scale the first, reduce the second, and the portfolio baseline moves with it. See full analysis ▸
The Repurchase Sequence produces customers at $7,518 avg LTV 90, 2.45x the portfolio average, on 16% of the monthly budget. A third of its own cohort has gone dormant.
Holds 16% of the $53,000 monthly budget while producing $7,518 avg LTV customers with a 100% repeat purchase rate and zero one-and-done outcomes.
Reallocate toward this campaign and deploy a retention sequence for the 22 dormant repeat buyers before they cross the dormancy threshold.
San Francisco repeat purchasers hold an estimated $151K in 90-day recoverable revenue at current momentum, yet allocation sits 6.4 pts under their value weight. New York first-time buyers are the first watch: zero orders in 7 days against 12 in the prior 90. See all 8 markets ▸
Shift ~15% from the Seasonal Push toward the Repurchase Sequence to align allocation with the highest-value retention channel. +$6,371 avg LTV per shifted conversion.
High Frequency customers represent 53 accounts generating $8,426 avg LTV, and current outreach is not optimized for this profile: it is retaining statistically lower-value customers. Target the fingerprint above as the quality benchmark for every acquisition campaign. View ▸
Weighed against every shift, contextualized to your business, and synthesized into action.
Shift $18K/wk to the repeat-purchaser lookalike layer.
Cohort directive measured +$71K against +$58K projected.
Each layer is engineered to understand a different dimension of what drives demand. Compounding continuously, resolved into one decision at a time.
Monitors the full surface of your demand: channels, cohorts, markets, and campaigns. Each movement traced to its cause, then assembled into one unified view.
See it in the Weekly Brief → 02Models the patterns of buying behavior across every cohort and channel: cadence, depth, frequency, retention. Composed into a baseline for how demand behaves.
See it in Segments → 03Converts signal and behavior into worth. Every component consolidated into what influences revenue, and why.
See it in Campaigns → 04Interactive depth across the entire engine, allowing teams to go beneath the data. Every insight tied back to its source, with what to do and why.
Open Ask ONYX →Execution, native to the engine. Approved directives run automatically through platform APIs, inside guardrails your team defines.
The cause traced, the action sized, the deadline fixed, the return verified. No interpretation. Just execution.
Built entirely from your numbers: the exact customer segments, campaigns, and timeframe to act. Every directive begins with the reason.
An order of operations for a single outcome. Each directive connecting revenue back to its source and signal.
Every result measured against its projection and prior performance, then fed back into the engine, each directive compounding from the knowledge gained.
One cycle, followed end to end, from the moment your numbers connect to the moment action is taken and verified.
Click each stage to see what your team would see.
Connect. Native connections to the tools in your operation, backfilled with up to 24 months of history. Every identity, order, and touchpoint resolved into one model of your business — learning the benchmarks first: seasonality, volatility, and promo rhythm for every channel and segment.





Understand. Nothing is read in isolation. When a number breaks its baseline, every layer reads the same moment: Detection isolates where, Behavior shows whose patterns are bending, Value prices what it costs. Three reads, converging on one cause.
Blended ROAS broke its expected range on Tuesday. Decomposition isolates 82% of the move to a single ad set: frequency 6.8, CTR down 41% over 9 days.
The audience behind that ad set is your repeat-purchaser seed. Their observed patterns say fatigue here reaches second orders within two buying cycles.
At $8,426 average LTV against a $3,071 portfolio average, the exposure is concentrated in your most valuable customers, not your cheapest clicks.
Direct. Signals become directives: the specific move, the projected return, the owner, and the deadline. They arrive ranked by what they're worth, weighed across everything the model holds at once — timing windows, cohort behavior, funnel structure, and spend.
Compound. Your team executes; ONYX keeps measuring. Every directive is weighed against its own forecast inside a defined window, and the result feeds back into the engine. The next decision is sharper than the last, and the track record lives in your account.
Built around your business. Redefining how your team operates.
ONYX sits underneath your existing operation, connecting every source into one intelligence layer built for execution.
Click through the modules to explore each layer.
Every week arrives already decided: each movement traced, each shift priced, each directive ready to be executed. Nothing left to interpret.
Behavior, attribution, channels, and segments, brought together and evaluated continuously. Every movement connected to its source, its size, and its meaning.
Ask why a metric shifted, where a trend started, or what to do about a segment. Every answer arrives grounded in your connected data, carrying its source, its reasoning, and the next action to take.
ONYX measures your portfolio against the long-term value each campaign produces, following customers well past their first purchase. Each verdict is built on more than just performance: how those customers behave, what patterns they hold, and what each signal means for allocation.
Customers in this segment held established repurchase rhythms, then broke them in a way that aligns with competitor displacement rather than passive drift. Roughly two in five show a break strong enough to suggest an active comparative choice was made.
Standard reactivation messaging is calibrated for customers who lapsed through inertia, not customers who evaluated alternatives and chose one. If the displacement hypothesis holds, discount-led outreach signals weakness at exactly the moment operational confidence is being judged.
Outreach for this cohort leads with operational proof points, not promotional framing. The 22 high-signal customers come first, before consolidation with a competitor deepens.
The top campaign carries a 2.45x LTV index, yet part of the customers it engages cycle straight into the dormancy queue, creating an estimated $10,112 in double-spend across initial engagement and reactivation on the same customer base. The friction sits between conversion and the customer's next independent action. The fix is a follow-through sequence timed inside the first window after engagement, before dormancy onset rather than after it is detected.
Four mechanisms separate raw data from a directive: learned baselines, isolated causes, priced risk, verified outcomes.
ONYX starts by learning how your operation actually behaves: seasonality, day-of-week rhythm, promo cycles, and the natural volatility of every channel and metric. The engine is measured against the context of that starting baseline.
When a metric breaks its baseline, the engine splits the move across every dimension, tracking channel, campaign, audience, creative, geo, and cohort. The search narrows until the shift is pinned to the smallest segment that explains it, with each factor's contribution quantified.
At step 2, 2,059 sessions are present and 41.7% exit before reaching step 3, with $323,943 of LTV upside at stake. Notably, the highest-value customer segment drops here at a conversion rate of 53.1%, the lowest of any segment at this step, pointing to a structural step issue rather than an audience problem.
Not every risk is a sudden anomaly. ONYX watches for slow-building exposure: segments drifting dormant, value concentrating in fragile cohorts, markets losing velocity. Every risk signal carries its LTV impact, a confidence level, and a time window, visible before the exposure compounds.
The dormant repeat segment holds 28.3% of the customer base, and 112 customers within it represent a large pool of value that requires active reactivation to convert. The drop-off cliff shows the highest-LTV customers are among those churning, meaning passive approaches will not recover the most valuable accounts in this segment.
After a directive is executed, ONYX weighs the actual result against the projection inside a defined verification window. The outcome is stamped onto the directive, logged to the model, and used to recalibrate the thresholds that produced it. Every decision makes the next one sharper.
Portfolio-wide 90-day LTV rising above $3,071, conversion rate holding above 1.0% at increased volume, and cost per order remaining below $120.
$17,225 in monthly spend continues producing customers at $1,332 LTV while the highest-value dormant customers advance further past their repurchase windows.
We'll connect your sources and walk you through what ONYX finds: the baselines it learns, the causes it isolates, the directives it builds.
The best consumer brands run marketing as one connected operation. ONYX gives every part of yours the same intelligence, framed for the decisions each one owns.
Owning the number means owning the explanation. ONYX briefs you before anyone asks: what moved, why, what's being done, and what it should return. Visibility into everything the operation is doing.
The Repurchase Sequence produces customers at $7,518 avg LTV 90, 2.45x the portfolio average, while receiving only 16% of the $53,000 monthly budget. 33.9% of its own 65-customer cohort has already gone dormant.
01Reallocate budget from the two lowest-LTV campaigns toward the Repurchase Sequence and the High-Value Upsell TriggerAllocation
Impact$17,225/month redirected from campaigns producing $1,332 avg LTV to campaigns producing $5,950: a 4.47x LTV multiplier on the same spend
TimeframeBudget reallocation within 7 days; dormant cohort analysis within 48 hours
Reduce send volume on the two underperformers and redirect the freed $17,225 per month. In parallel, deploy a targeted reactivation campaign for the 22 dormant repeat buyers, carrying $4,509 avg LTV each, before they cross the irreversible dormancy threshold.
The destination campaigns convert at 1.2% and 1.5% with cost per order near $100 and produce $7,518 and $4,382 avg LTV. The source campaigns produce a combined $1,332 at more than double the cost per order. Every dollar moved buys 4.47x the customer lifetime value.
Success at 30 days: portfolio-wide LTV rising above $3,071, conversion holding above 1.0% at increased volume, and cost per order below $120. If not acted on within 7 days, $17,225 in monthly spend keeps producing customers at $1,332 LTV.
02Scale outreach toward the High-Value Upsell Trigger and monitor cost per order as volume increasesRetention
Impact+$25,744 of spend realigned to the segment converting at 2.24x the portfolio average
The hours between a break and its cause are the most expensive hours in performance. ONYX closes them before anything reaches you, allowing you to spend the day executing instead of searching.
32.5% of monthly spend is producing customers 56.6% below average LTV. The two campaigns responsible hold $17,225 of budget while the portfolio's best performer remains underfunded at a 16% share. Reallocation plan generated and ready to review.
Orders in the New York segment have fallen to zero in the most recent 7-day window, against 4 in the prior 30 days and 12 in the prior 90. Its 8.1% cancellation rate is the highest among tracked markets, and an estimated $18,000 to $22,000 in annualized revenue is at risk if the segment does not recover.
The seasonal bundle segment is accelerating across three regions while inventory gaps persist in two of them. If capacity does not expand within 60 days, an estimated $15,834 in unfulfilled demand redirects permanently to competitors during peak season.
Three market-segment combinations are declining simultaneously, with $68,681 in combined 90-day revenue at risk. A second consecutive zero-order week in any of them escalates to a pricing and demand diagnostic.
Proving what drives revenue means standing behind the number. ONYX reads contribution independently across every touchpoint, grounds each figure in observed behavior, and carries its reasoning end to end, so every answer holds up to the question.
The 34-day payback on a $782 CAC reflects customers who arrive with a defined use case and convert without extended evaluation. At 2.9x LTV:CAC, this segment recovers its acquisition cost at first order, and the campaign sourcing it should be scaled: a 20% growth in this segment adds $481,590 in 90-day LTV to the portfolio, while a 20% contraction removes $385,380. Increase allocation to its primary acquisition source.
Dividing $2,290 LTV by $1,092 average order value yields roughly 2.1 orders per customer within 90 days, with the first purchase landing at day 34 and the remainder following inside the window.
The margin lives in the customers you already have. ONYX reads every cohort in real time, catches repeat behavior across segments the moment it bends, and delivers the win-back with the revenue already sized.
The progression for this segment collapses entirely after the first transaction: 91% of customers never return for a second purchase, and zero reach a third. This is not gradual attrition; it is a single-point failure at purchase 2, which means the retention window is narrow and the intervention must arrive before the second-purchase decision is made, not after it lapses. Deploy a post-first-purchase re-engagement sequence timed 7 to 14 days after the initial transaction, targeted at all 44 customers in this cohort, with the explicit goal of a second confirmed purchase before day 30.
Native connections to the platforms where B2C marketing actually happens. We handle the connection, backfill your history, and unify everything into one governed model.
Every connection is handled by ONYX engineers, working inside your setup from day one. The engineering conforms to your current architecture, and the operation runs uninterrupted as the model is deployed.
Discovery begins by learning your business: the revenue, the customers, and the goals the model will measure against.
Every source is brought into the model, natively connected and backfilled with your full history.
The model calibrates to your operation: baselines established, learned from your history, validated against your trajectory.
The model goes live: the first directives land, sized in dollars, and the engine starts compounding.
Spend, delivery, creative, and audience data, read continuously from every channel you buy on.
Orders, subscriptions, and payments: the ground truth your ad platforms never see.
Email, SMS, and customer records, joined to what acquired them and what they became.
Warehouse, product, and event data, read directly from the source.
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ONYX is built for companies where marketing data is revenue data. Security, governance, and auditability are architecture, not an enterprise add-on.
Every customer runs on the same security posture: encryption everywhere, least-privilege access, isolated workspaces, and full auditability. None of it is an upgrade tier, and none of it is optional.
This page summarizes how ONYX handles your data, who can access it, how the platform stays available, and what we provide your security and legal teams during review.
Your data stays yours. ONYX reads what it needs, protects it end to end, and removes it when you say so.
All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256). Keys are rotated and managed under strict access controls.
Platform connections request least-privilege, read-only scopes. ONYX analyzes your operation; it never has write access to your ad accounts unless you grant it.
Your data is never sold, never shared across customers, and never used to train models for anyone else. Workspaces are logically isolated per customer.
Offboarding includes full deletion of your data within a defined window, with written confirmation when it completes.
ONYX ingests the marketing and commerce data required for the model and nothing else. PII handling follows documented minimization policies.
Regional data-residency options are available for teams with jurisdictional requirements, scoped during onboarding.
Enterprise identity, granular permissions, and a full record of who did what.
Single sign-on via SAML 2.0 and OIDC with your identity provider: Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace.
Automated user provisioning and deprovisioning, so access ends the moment someone leaves the team.
Granular roles by workspace, brand, and module. Analysts, operators, and executives each see exactly what they should.
Every login, permission change, and data access is logged and exportable for your security team.
A decision engine is only useful if it's there when the decision is due.
Contractual uptime commitments with public status reporting and defined service credits.
Continuous infrastructure and pipeline monitoring with automated alerting and on-call response.
Automated backups with tested disaster-recovery procedures and defined recovery-time objectives.
Documented incident-response plan with defined notification timelines to affected customers.
Everything your security and legal teams will ask for, ready before they ask.
Independent security certifications and audit reports, shared with customers under NDA as they are completed.
Standard DPA available for signature, with GDPR and CCPA-aligned data-subject processes documented.
Completed questionnaires (SIG, CAIQ) and architecture documentation available under NDA to accelerate vendor review.
Regular third-party penetration tests, with executive summaries available to customers under NDA.
It connects to the tools you already use, unifies the data into one governed model, and turns it into directives your team executes.
Talk with our team and see what ONYX looks like inside your business.
Schedule a demo →Dashboards visualize what happened; ONYX decides what to do about it. Every finding ships as a specific action with the reasoning behind it and a projected outcome, and ONYX verifies the impact of that action once it concludes.
No. ONYX is a layer, not a replacement. It connects to your existing ad platforms, analytics, storefront, and CRM, and unifies them into one decision model. Most teams keep everything they have and simply stop doing the manual synthesis work.
Every directive is backed by the source data behind it: the numbers it was built from, the reasoning it runs on, and the projected outcome it carries. And nothing is take-it-or-leave-it — Ask ONYX lets your team question any directive directly, push into the data underneath it, and get answers with the data attached. After execution, the actual impact is measured against the projection, so the track record remains visible.
B2C marketing organizations with a large existing customer base, meaningful multi-channel spend, or an operation where retention and repeat purchase drive the margin. If the growth questions have outgrown the tools answering them, ONYX is built for that team.
Attribution answers one question: which channel deserves credit. ONYX takes that as a starting point and builds the full picture around it: how those customers behave, what they're worth long-term, and which move that justifies. The output is a directive, sized and delivered to execute.
MMM produces strategic, quarterly-scale reallocation guidance from aggregate models. ONYX operates at the speed your team actually works: daily signals, segment-level causes, weekly directives, and verified outcomes. Many teams run both — ONYX is the layer the team executes from between planning cycles.
A copilot can only read what your dashboards already show, so it inherits their limits: no baselines, no causes, no accountability for being right. ONYX runs its own model underneath — learned baselines, isolated causes, dollar-sized projections, and verified outcomes. Ask ONYX is one interface into that engine, not the engine itself.
Forward-deployed engineering means the engineers who build the product also deploy it — working inside your environment, on your systems, until it runs. Instead of a self-serve setup where your team does the integration work, our team comes to you: discovery, connection, calibration, and delivery, all handled by the people who built the model.
The first two weeks. ONYX engineers handle the full deployment: discovery on day zero, every source connected and backfilled on day one, the model calibrated against your history by day seven, and the first directives live by day fourteen.
It starts with the business, not the data. Our team maps your operation first: the revenue, the customers, and the goals the model will measure against. Then every source is connected, the model is validated against your own numbers, and thresholds are tuned with your team before anything ships.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated to your workspace, never shared across customers, and never used to train models for anyone else. Connections are read-only by default, and full deletion on offboarding is standard. The Security page covers the complete picture.
Pricing runs on three, six, and twelve-month engagements, scoped to each operation: the sources connected, the size of the model, and the depth of the deployment. Every engagement is priced to the business it serves.
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