CRM analysis

Any data that is collected in Comarch ALTUM CRM can be analyzed with the Comarch ALTUM Business Intelligence tools. The most interesting analyses, and those used the most commonly include:

Customer segmentation

Comarch ALTUM lets you segment customers in several ways. However, the most commonly used ones are the ABC analysis and the RFM analysis.

The purpose of the ABC analysis is to identify which customers (the analysis can also be used for analyzing products, etc.) bring you the greatest benefits in terms of generated revenue. Usually it turns out that the bulk of the revenue is generated by only a few percent of the customers. On the other hand - usually up to 80% of customers are responsible for only a dozen or so percent of the revenue. It is therefore important to know which customers belong to which groups in order to allocate your resources in the best possible way.

Another example is RFM analysis. This analysis, like the previous one, divides customers into groups, except that the final allocation takes into account three factors:

  • recency rank (R) - telling you how much time had passed since the client was in your shop the last time
  • frequency rank (F) - telling you how often your customer is shopping in your store,
  • monetary value (M) – telling you how much money your customer spends in your store.

Each factor characterizes customers on a scale from 1 to 5, and the final group assignments result from multiplying these three values.

Comarch ALTUM: RFM analysis

Sales funnel

The sales funnel analysis allows you to demonstrate how the number of potential customers evolved at every stage of your marketing or sales campaigns, and compare it to the number of customers who have finally made a purchase.
The report allows you to analyze sales activity not only in terms of realized sales, but also what the chances are of selling products at a particular marketing or sales campaign stage. With information about when the next stage is to be closed and a perspective into sales potential, you have a complete picture of what results can be expected in a given period.

Campaign Efficiency

Business Intelligence analyses allow for a detailed summary of marketing and sales campaigns. As a result, you will be able to analyze and compare each and every component of your campaign, i.e.:

  • steps and tasks
  • allocated resources
  • planned and incurred costs
  • timeliness
  • number of leads and acquired customers, and much more

Marketing activity managementMobile

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