Case overview
The consulting review examined customer routines, repeat-purchase timing and the economics of retention. We defined the role of subscription activity and identified where the digital experience could better support an ongoing customer relationship rather than a series of separate transactions.
Lifecycle marketing connected product education with relevant replenishment moments. Communications were designed around the customer’s routine and purchase history, creating a more useful relationship between content, retention and subscription value.
AI-assisted analysis identified replenishment patterns and recommended follow-up timing for review. Automation connected those signals with subscription workflows and reporting, reducing manual coordination while giving customers control over their preferences and orders.
Monthly recurring revenue increased by 45%. The programme also created a more coordinated retention system and a clearer commercial framework for evaluating customer relationships over time, strengthening the business beyond short-term acquisition.












