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302 recipes. One AI agent.
Ready-to-run playbooks for segments, journeys, dashboards, experiments, and more. Blu builds the whole thing from a single command.
Abandoned cart recovery
Emails shoppers who left items behind, three times over three days, and measures how much revenue comes back.
Accessory on a model
Takes a packshot of eyewear, jewelry or a watch and shows it worn by an AI model, with the accessory itself unchanged.
Account engagement score trend
Scores each account on how many of its users are active and how much they do, weekly, so you can see which accounts are pulling away and which are going quiet.
Account engagement scoring and plays
Scores each account from 0 to 100 on how its whole team uses the product, then runs a different play for healthy, slipping, declining and inactive accounts.
Account expansion funnel
Tracks how many customers go from viewing pricing to clicking upgrade, starting checkout and landing on a higher plan, and how long each step takes.
Account health and churn risk
Answers which accounts need attention this week and whether the customer base is healthy, using engagement scores, retention, net revenue retention and NPS.
Account level signal to AE task
When several people from one company start using the product in the same fortnight, it briefs an AE and asks them to open a deal.
Accounts at churn risk
Paying accounts the health score has flagged as at risk, with no renewal deal in flight, so your CSMs can step in before they leave.
Accounts at risk
Counts the accounts whose usage has dropped far enough to be a churn risk, tracks that count weekly, and puts a dollar figure on the revenue attached to them.
Accounts matching your ICP
Accounts that fit your ideal customer profile on size, industry, and country, as the base list for account-based targeting.
Accounts researching pricing now
Accounts whose people hit your pricing page three or more times in the past week and have no deal open yet, so an AE can reach out while they are still looking.
Accounts that asked for a demo
Accounts where somebody filled in your demo form in the last month and no deal is open yet, so an SDR can call them back the same hour.
Accounts with a buying group active
Accounts where three or more people have been using the product in the last two weeks, usually the sign a buying group has formed.
Activated and paying
Counts only the signups who both use the product habitually and pay for it, so your activation number cannot flatter you.
Activation funnel with velocity
Shows where new users drop out of activation and, just as important, where they stall, with median and 75th percentile timings for every step.
Active versus passive users
Splits your users into producers, consumers, lurkers and inactive each week, so you can see how much of your base is actually doing something.
Advance the deal when a task is done
Moves a deal to the next stage when the task that gates it is completed, so the pipeline report is not wrong because somebody forgot.
Advocacy asks at the right moment
Asks for a review, a referral or a case study just after a customer wins something, and never asks the same person twice inside 90 days.
Aha moment reinforcement
Follows up right after someone hits the action that predicts retention, so the first win turns into a habit instead of a one off.
AI account research
Reads a target account's website, pulls out the decision makers, scores the fit against your ICP, and drafts an opener for the rep to edit.
AI drafted sales replies
Drafts a reply to every inbound sales email using the thread, the deal stage and the buyer's recent product use, and leaves it in the rep's drafts.
AI inbox triage
Reads every inbound message, works out whether it is sales, support, billing, partnership or spam, and gets it to the right person inside five minutes.
AI nudge for a stalled deal
Writes a re-engagement email that names the actual blocker from the last call instead of just checking in, and leaves it for the rep to send.
Analytics foundation
Sets up your core analytics in one pass: the key metric, conversion, cohort and user flow reports, then an executive dashboard that pulls the headline numbers together.
Artwork on a mockup
Puts your artwork onto a t-shirt, mug, billboard or package with realistic lighting, perspective and material.
At-risk VIP customers
Your biggest spenders who have gone quiet for about six weeks, so you can reach out personally before they drift away for good.
Average order value trend
Tracks average order value weekly and splits the movement into how many items people buy versus what they pay per item, for new and returning customers.
B2B contract renewal
Works a renewal like a buying process: the champion at 90 days, the budget holder at 60, everyone at 30, with a health read behind each message.
B2B lead nurture and routing
Scores inbound leads, hands the sales ready ones to a rep with an owner and a task, and keeps the rest warm with content matched to how close they are.
Background removal
Strips the backdrop and shadow from a product image and returns a transparent cutout you can drop anywhere.
Big basket buyers
Customers who spend heavily on every single order, so premium bundles and higher tiers go to people who already buy big.
Billing toggle default test
Tests whether defaulting the pricing toggle to annual rather than monthly earns more, counting annual plans at full annual value.
Branded ad from a product
Turns a catalog product and a headline into a finished ad laid out in your Brand Kit colours, fonts and layout.
Branded beauty close-up
Puts your brand wordmark and cap styling onto the product in a beauty close-up, leaving the model, hands and framing untouched.
Breakup email for silent prospects
Sends one honest last email to prospects who never replied, which usually gets a faster yes or no than another follow up would.
Browse abandonment follow up
Reminds people who looked at products but never added anything to the cart, showing the items they viewed and a few they might prefer.
Browse to buy retention
Measures how long first time visitors take to place an order, by acquisition source, so you can tell fast converting channels from slow ones.
Browse to purchase funnel
Shows how many shoppers move from a category page to a product page, cart, checkout and a completed order, and where you lose them on each device.
Call recording intelligence
Pulls the objections, the talk ratio, the sentiment and the buying signals out of every call recording, files them on the deal, and flags the bad calls.
Campaign performance leaderboard
Ranks every email and SMS campaign of the last 90 days by revenue, with sends, opens, clicks, conversions, open rate, click rate and revenue per send.
Cart abandonment push notification
Writes a lockscreen push that brings shoppers back to an abandoned cart, naming the item they left behind.
Cart abandonment rate
Shows what share of shoppers who add to cart never order, week by week and by device, against the 70% industry line.
Cart popup timing test
Compares exit-intent, a 30 second delay and no popup at all on cart pages, scored on orders placed within 24 hours.
Catch duplicates as they arrive
Checks every new account or contact against what you already have, merges the obvious duplicates, and queues the doubtful ones for a person to judge.
Category performance
Shows revenue and units by product category for the last 30 days, against both the previous month and the same month last year.
Champion change detection
Notices when the person backing a deal goes quiet or leaves, names who could replace them, and gets the rep moving before the deal dies quietly.
Checkout flow length test
Compares a one-page checkout against a three-step checkout, scored on orders completed within an hour of starting.
Checkout friction
Shows which checkout step loses you orders, how long shoppers sit on each one, and where mobile is worse than desktop.
Churn prevention
Flags customers who are drifting away, reaches them automatically while it is still cheap to fix, and pulls in a CSM when it is not.
Cinemagraph loop
Turns a still photo into a looping clip where one element moves, such as steam or a pour, and everything else stays frozen.
Cinematic ad spot
Turns one product still into a 5 second cinematic spot with slow camera drift and soft particles, no text or logo.
Cinematic look board
Returns a board of nine cinematic looks from one image, so you can pick the grade you want.
Closed lost revival
Goes back to deals lost 90 days ago, checks what has changed at the account, and reopens the conversation where the reason for losing may have expired.
Cohort LTV by acquisition channel
Shows which acquisition channels bring customers who keep buying, by tracking cumulative revenue per cohort over 12 months against repeat-purchase rate and time to second order.
Cold outbound sequence
Builds a target list from your ICP, runs a multi touch sequence with a booking link in it, and shows what pipeline came out.
Community mention listening
Watches Reddit, forums and review sites for people shopping in your category or naming you, and hands the real ones to a human. It never auto replies.
Competitor signal response
Spots customers comparing you with a rival and answers within hours: a matched email, the capabilities they have not tried, and a briefed CSM.
Concierge for dormant big accounts
When one of your most valuable accounts stops showing up for a month, it briefs the CSM and asks them to call. Nothing is sent automatically.
Content blocks by browsing behavior
What someone has been reading on your site decides what they see next: two pricing visits brings up the ROI calculator, a security page visit brings up the security case study.
Content download nurture
Follows a gated download with two more pieces on the same topic and a soft invite, and fast tracks anyone who reads all three.
Conversion optimization program
Runs a full optimization cycle: find the worst drop-off, design the test, ship the variants, then kill or promote on the results.
CTA wording by account state
The main button reads differently for a first-time visitor, a returning one, someone mid-trial, a free-plan user and a paying customer, instead of one generic prompt.
Customer lifecycle distribution
Shows how your customers are spread across the six lifecycle stages today, how much revenue sits in each, and who moved between stages in the last month.
Customer lifecycle overview
Answers where your customers sit across the six lifecycle stages, how many moved stage this month, and which acquisition cohorts produce the highest lifetime value.
Customer onboarding
Sets up a new account, gives the CSM a dated checklist, books the kickoff, and walks the customer through to go live.
Customers by acquisition channel
Customers grouped by the channel that brought them in, so you can compare how well each channel's buyers stick around.
Customers due to re-order
Customers whose last order was one to two months ago and who are about due for another, the moment a running-low reminder lands best.
Daily SDR task queue
Ranks each SDR's open tasks by how strong and how fresh the signal is and sends them the top 25 every morning, instead of a chronological list.
Daily, weekly and monthly stickiness
Shows daily, weekly and monthly active users together with the ratios between them, the standard read on how habitual your product is.
Deal velocity by stage
Shows how long deals sit in each sales stage and which stage is the bottleneck, with won deals set against lost ones.
Deals to work this week
Answers which open deals need attention now, flagging the ones that have stalled and the ones where only a single contact is engaged.
Decide which calls get recorded
Sets the rules for when the notetaker joins, by meeting type, deal value and attendee opt-out, so coverage is consistent without toggling it call by call.
Decision makers checking pricing
Senior people who looked at your pricing in the last month, so AEs can talk to whoever actually holds the budget.
Demo call summary fields
Tells the notetaker what to pull out of every demo: features shown, questions asked, objections raised, who from the buying side attended, and the agreed next step.
Demo form length test
Compares a 3, 5 and 7 field demo request form, so you can see what each extra field costs you in submissions.
Demo or self-serve CTA by company size
Visitors from companies over 200 people see a book-a-demo button. Smaller returning companies see a self-serve sign-up with social proof. Nobody is split at random.
Demo request fast path
Enriches a demo request the moment it lands, puts a same day task on the right AE, and posts it to Slack, aiming for first contact inside an hour.
Discount before a shopper lapses
Sends a Shopify discount to customers whose buying rhythm has broken, judged against their own pattern rather than a fixed number of days.
Discount impact on order value
Shows whether your discount codes actually grow the basket or just hand money away, code by code.
Discount-only buyers
Customers who have never bought anything without a discount code, so you can keep them out of full-price campaigns and protect your margin.
Discovery call qualification fields
Tells the notetaker to pull the qualification story out of every discovery call: champion, pain, current tool, decision criteria, timeline and budget.
Ecommerce lifecycle and retention
Answers how shoppers move between lifecycle stages, when they reorder, and whether your discount codes are adding revenue or eating into it.
Ecommerce revenue overview
Answers how much you are making, which channels and categories it comes from, and whether the trend is holding.
Editorial lookbook shot
Produces a full-body editorial fashion photo of an AI model on location, then varies the lighting while holding pose and framing.
Email and SMS campaign results
Ranks every email and SMS send by the revenue it produced, so you can see which subject lines, offers and content earn their place.
Email click follow up
Treats a click on pricing, a feature page or a case study as interest and sends more on that exact topic, at most once a week.
Email to purchase
Shows how many people who open an email go on to click, view a product and buy, and which campaigns actually earn revenue.
Engaged free users
Free-plan users who are in the product often and recently, so upgrade prompts reach the people already getting value.
Engaged users who never buy
Finds free users who behave like paying customers, works out what is actually blocking them, and answers that instead of nagging them to upgrade.
Engaged visitors who never bought
People who use your site a lot but have never placed an order, so you can aim a first-purchase offer at them.
Enrich by account tier
Spends enrichment credits in proportion to the account: everything on the enterprise ones, a standard package mid market, and nothing more on poor fits.
Enrich new accounts automatically
Fills in industry, size, revenue and tech stack for every new account within minutes, scores the fit, and routes the best ones to an owner.
Enterprise accounts
Companies with 1,000 or more employees, so your enterprise sellers work from one list.
Enterprise signup to AE task
Spots when a self serve signup comes from a large company, enriches it, and puts it in front of an AE instead of leaving it in the free funnel.
Exit paths before cancellation
Shows what people do after they land on your cancel page, and which of those paths end in a save rather than a cancellation.
Exit-intent offer test
Compares what to offer a visitor about to leave: a discount, a comparison guide, a content download, a survey, or nothing.
Expansion play on a usage spike
When an account outgrows its plan, tells the champion they are scaling, gives the budget holder the numbers, and hands the AE a briefed task.
Expansion revenue trend
Shows how much new revenue comes from existing customers upgrading or adding seats each month, and how that compares with revenue from new customers.
Express checkout placement test
Compares showing Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay on the product page, in the cart drawer, in both, or only at checkout.
Feature adoption by plan
Shows which features each plan tier actually uses, as a share of that tier's active users, and whether adoption is rising or falling.
Feature discovery for paid users
Shows paying customers the features they have never opened, one at a time, picked for the way they actually use the product.
Feature discovery to adoption
Shows how many people who find a feature go on to try it, use it repeatedly, and make it a habit.
Feature to paywall conversion
Shows which features push free users to look at pricing and actually pay, so you know what is worth putting behind the paywall.
Feature usage by signup cohort
Shows whether newer signups adopt each feature as well as older ones did, which is how you catch an onboarding change that quietly broke something.
First purchase LTV curve
Shows cumulative revenue per customer for each monthly cohort as it ages, so you can see which acquisition months and channels pay back.
First session paths after signup
Shows what new users actually do in their first 24 hours and how far that is from the onboarding you designed.
First-time buyers in the repeat window
Customers who bought for the first time in the last month, the period when most second purchases happen.
Flash sale text message
Writes a short text message for a time-limited offer, inside SMS character limits, with a short link to the offer page.
Follow a champion who moves
Spots when a champion changes employer and runs both plays: protect the account they left, and chase the one they joined.
Forecast versus quota
Puts closed revenue, weighted forecast and quota target side by side, with pipeline coverage and what is likely to close in the next 30 days.
Free accounts with a team trying it
Free and trial accounts where two or more colleagues are both active, which converts better than one person trying it alone.
Free shipping progress bar test
Compares a cart bar counting down to free shipping against no bar at all, scored on revenue and average order value.
Free shipping threshold test
Finds which free shipping threshold (50, 75, 99 dollars, or none) earns the most revenue per session, served as a server-side flag.
Free to paid conversion
Shows how many trials go on to view pricing, start checkout and pay, and which plan loses people at which step.
Free to paid CSM kickoff
Every upgrade from free to paid creates a CSM kickoff task carrying the customer's whole free period history, due inside five working days.
Free users worth calling
Answers which free users are showing buying intent and which features push them toward paid, so sales knows who to reach out to.
Friction rescue
Catches people who are stuck, helps them in the app first, emails a fix if that misses, and brings in an agent or a human if they are still stuck.
Fulfillment, returns and refunds
Answers whether orders are shipping on time and where quality problems are hiding, by tracking fulfillment rate, returns and refunds down to the product.
Funnel drop off by source
Runs the same acquisition to retention funnel separately for each traffic source, so you can see which channels bring people who actually stick.
GTM health and revenue leakage
Answers where the go-to-market machine leaks over a trailing 90 days, by source and cohort rather than by rep, so you can move spend and fix process.
Guided vs self-serve onboarding
Compares a self-serve checklist, a guided wizard and a video-first walkthrough, scored on activation within 7 days.
Hands using the product
Shows hands pouring, applying or holding your product, with no face in frame and small props added around it.
Healthy accounts with no open deal
Healthy customer accounts nobody is currently selling into, so AEs can see where the expansion room is.
High value versus low value paths
Puts the journeys of big spenders next to the journeys of small spenders and non buyers, and names the steps that only show up on the profitable side.
High-frequency buyers
Customers who order at least four times a quarter, so loyalty perks and early access go to the people who buy most often.
High-intent anonymous visitors
Visitors you cannot email yet who keep coming back, so you can retarget them with ads or try to capture an address.
High-intent visitors
Free and unregistered users who read both your pricing and your docs in the last two weeks, the clearest sign somebody is close to buying.
High-value cart abandoners
People who walked away from an expensive cart in the last week and have not bought since, so you chase the baskets worth chasing.
Homepage by customer lifecycle stage
Loyal shoppers get a welcome back, lapsed ones get a win-back offer, and new shoppers get an introduction, based on the lifecycle stage already on their profile.
Homepage by visitor industry
Technology, financial services, healthcare and manufacturing visitors each see a hero and proof points for their industry. Visitors you cannot identify see the generic one.
Human approval for AI actions
Holds the riskier things an AI workflow wants to do, such as a mass update or a send to a big account, for a yes or no in Slack.
ICP accounts showing intent
Accounts that fit your ideal profile and read both your pricing and your docs this week, with no deal open yet.
Image upscale
Enlarges a soft or low-resolution image to four times the size with sharper detail and nothing re-rendered.
Inbound lead routing
Enriches and scores every inbound lead, then assigns it by named account, territory or round robin so nothing rots in an unassigned queue.
Label wrapped on a package
Wraps your flat label artwork photorealistically around a 3D can, bottle or box, with the label content unchanged.
Landing page hero image test
Compares your current hero image against a real product screenshot and a photo of customers or the team. Static images only.
Landing page matched to the ad
The hero repeats the promise of the ad the visitor clicked, so a competitor search, a LinkedIn enterprise ad and a partner referral each land somewhere that matches.
Lapsed customer win back
Sorts lapsed customers by how long they have been gone and escalates the offer with the gap, from a gentle nudge to an exclusive deal.
Lead qualification and handoff
Scores inbound leads, sends the sales ready ones round robin to a rep with the context attached, and puts the rest into nurture.
Lead qualification funnel
Shows how leads move through MQL, SQL, demo and closed won, where they stall, and how long the whole cycle takes.
Lead to customer
Shows how many demo requests turn into booked meetings, completed demos, proposals and closed deals, and which lead sources actually convert.
Link meetings to the right deal
Finds sales calls from the last 60 days with no deal attached, suggests the right one, and keeps new meetings linked automatically from then on.
Log won deals to a sheet
Adds a row to a Google Sheet every time a deal is won, so finance and ops keep working in the sheet they already have.
Loyalty signup offer test
Compares four checkout offers for joining the loyalty programme, scored on how many first-time buyers actually join.
Marketing consent suppression list
A list of people who never gave marketing consent or have since opted out, so you can exclude them from every marketing send.
Material and finish swap
Changes the material, finish or colour of a product while the shape, pose, camera angle and shadow stay exactly as shot.
Meeting booking and follow-up
Sets up your booking link, routes each request to the right host, confirms it by email, and tracks how many of the people who booked actually show up.
Meeting no show recovery
Assumes a diary clash rather than disinterest and offers an easy reschedule three times over a week, then hands the prospect to nurture.
Meeting prep brief
Sends the host a brief 24 hours before a meeting: who is coming, how the account is doing, every prior touch, and what to talk about.
Meeting reminders before a call
Reminds the other side before a booked meeting at 48 hours, 24 hours and 2 hours, and shows what that does to your show rate.
Mid-market accounts
Companies with 100 to 1,000 employees, so your inside sales team works from one list.
Mobile sticky add to cart test
Compares a standard add-to-cart button against two sticky bottom bars on mobile product pages, scored on carts created.
Monday morning scorecard
The one page to read before the Monday team meeting: new customers, churn, revenue, retention and engagement, each against last week and last year.
Monthly logo retention
Shows what share of your customers were still subscribed at the end of each month, as a monthly rate and a smoother 3 month average.
Monthly recurring revenue trend
Shows recurring revenue by plan over the last 12 months, with the month on month change and how each month compares with the same month last year.
MRR movement waterfall
Breaks each month's recurring revenue change into new, expansion, contraction, churn and reactivation, so you can see what is really driving growth.
Multi threading coverage
Shows how many people you are actually talking to inside each open deal, and how win rates compare between single threaded and multi threaded deals.
Multi-product buyers
Customers who have bought more than once and spent a meaningful amount, so cross-sell offers reach people with broad interest.
Multi-shot video from a shot list
Renders every shot in your shot list with one consistent look and joins them into a single reel, with no editor involved.
Named-account homepage hero
Visitors from your target accounts see a hero built for their industry, with their company name and relevant customer logos. Everyone else sees the standard hero.
Net revenue retention by cohort
Tracks what each monthly cohort of paying customers is worth over time once upgrades, downgrades, churn and reactivations are all counted.
Net-new prospect accounts
Accounts created in the last week that have barely done anything yet, so SDRs know who to contact first.
New paying customers
Customers who started paying in the last month, the window where onboarding decides whether they stay.
New versus returning visitor hero
First-time visitors get the value proposition. Returning visitors get picked up where they left off, with their abandoned cart if they have one.
Newly activated users
Paying users who hit their activation milestone in the last week, while they are warm enough to say yes to more.
Next best action orchestration
Picks each person's next step from their live signal instead of a fixed cadence: teach, nurture, offer, nudge a feature, recommend, hand off, or wait.
NPS tracking
Tracks your Net Promoter Score month by month with the promoter, passive and detractor split behind it.
Offers by visitor country
US, UK and EU, and APAC visitors each see the shipping threshold, currency and promotion for their region instead of one global message.
On-model product shot
Puts your identity-locked avatar in a scene wearing or holding a catalog product, for lifestyle product photography.
Onboarding checklist length test
Compares a 3, 5 and 7 step onboarding checklist for new signups, scored on activation within 7 days.
One-time buyers going cold
Customers who bought once, have not been back in two months, and are not trending well, so you can give them a reason to return.
Order status flow
Shows daily order volume alongside how many get fulfilled, refunded or cancelled, and the rate for each.
Outreach on a funding round
Catches an account raising money, refreshes who works there now, drafts a congratulations with a budget angle, and asks the AE to act within a day.
Paid user retention
Shows whether paying customers keep logging in and keep paying, tracked separately, month by month and by plan.
Paid users going quiet
Paying users who used to log in regularly and have not shown up for a month, so you can reach them before they cancel.
Paid users losing interest
Paying customers whose usage has dropped off in the last couple of weeks, early enough to fix before it turns into churn.
Paths after first payment
Shows what new paying customers do in their first week, and how many pay and then vanish.
Paths around a key feature
Shows what leads people to your most valuable feature and what they do straight after using it.
Paths before a support ticket
Shows what people were doing in the product just before they raised a ticket, and which page they gave up on.
Paths from a product page
Shows what shoppers do after landing on a product page: add to cart, keep browsing, search again, or leave.
Payment recovery funnel
Shows how much failed payment revenue you get back, which retry attempt recovers it, and how much is still at risk.
Pipeline value snapshot
Shows what your open pipeline is worth today, stage by stage, alongside a forecast weighted by how often each stage actually closes.
Plan tier mix shift
Shows how revenue and customer count are spread across plans over time, and whether the business is drifting up market or down.
Post demo nurture
Keeps a demo warm for 90 days with a playbook, a case study, an ROI calculator and a customer story, and pulls the AE in early if they bite.
Post meeting follow up
Turns a finished call into a recap email, a set of tasks with owners and due dates, and an updated deal, inside half an hour.
Post purchase follow up
Thanks the buyer, shows them how to use what they bought, asks for a review, and suggests what goes with it.
Post-purchase upsell placement test
Compares three places to put the upsell on the order confirmation page, scored on extra revenue within 24 hours.
Power user concentration
Shows how much of your total activity comes from the top 1%, 5% and 10% of users, and how much comes from everyone else.
Power user pattern detection
Notices people doing a job by hand over and over, shows them the feature that automates it at that exact moment, and asks for a review if it lands.
Power users
Your most active users over the last month, the people to ask for reviews, case studies, and beta feedback.
Pre churn behaviour signals
Shows what customers do in the month before they cancel, and which of those actions are genuinely unusual compared with customers who stay.
Pricing page intent to outreach
Treats a repeat pricing page visit, or one after real product use, as a buying signal and puts it on an SDR with the visit context attached.
Pricing page layout test
Compares your current pricing layout against side-by-side cards with a recommended plan and an interactive usage slider.
Product clip from a still
Turns a static product image into a 5 second clip with a 360 spin, a dolly-in or a floating reveal, plus an optional music bed.
Product engagement and adoption
Answers whether the product is getting more or less engaging, which features people keep coming back to, and how users say they feel about it.
Product in a real setting
Moves a studio packshot into a real-world setting such as a kitchen, office or outdoors, with natural light and depth of field.
Product launch announcement email
Writes a launch-day email in your brand colors and fonts, with the product hero image and a subject line written for opens and clicks.
Product launch microsite
Builds a small launch site (hero, feature pages, call to action, footer) in your brand styling, ready to publish in one click.
Product page layout test
Compares your current product page against a full-width hero with a floating details panel and a video-first layout.
Product qualified lead leaderboard
Ranks the free users showing the strongest buying signals, with a score and contact details, so sales knows who to call first.
Product qualified lead to SDR task
When a free user's behaviour says they are ready for a conversation, it creates an SDR task carrying everything needed for the first touch.
Product qualified signal to a HubSpot deal
Opens a HubSpot deal when an account's usage says they are ready to buy, so the pipeline reflects product evidence and not only outbound activity.
Product qualified signal to a Salesforce lead
Creates a Salesforce lead the moment product usage says someone is ready, so a signal the product saw becomes a record a rep can work.
Product recommendations across channels
Puts product recommendations on your product pages, cart, post-purchase screens and emails, tuned to how the shopper behaves, and measures what they earn.
Product relight
Re-lights a product photo you already have, using a setting, lighting direction and camera angle that you choose.
Product swap in a scene
Replaces the product in a shot you already have with a different one, keeping the scene, lighting and shadow the same.
Quarterly customer progress report
Sends each account a quarterly account of what they got out of the product, in the app and as a PDF they can hand to their own boss.
Quarterly experiment retrospective
Pulls every experiment you ran last quarter into one review: what won, what lost, what the results have in common, and what to test next.
Quota attainment by rep
Ranks each rep on how much of their quota they closed, with pipeline coverage and a rolling 12 month view so one bad quarter does not read as a trend.
Recent signups
Everyone who created an account in the last month, the audience for your welcome and first-week activation emails.
Recently cancelled customers
Customers who cancelled in the last month, while the reason is fresh and a win-back still has a chance.
Recently won accounts
Accounts that became customers in the last quarter, so onboarding and implementation start from one current list.
Recommendation algorithm test
Compares three ways of picking recommended products (also bought, recently viewed, trending) on cross-sell revenue.
Reference-anchored remix
Pin up to four reference images with a weight on each, and get back variations anchored to them (four by default).
Reference-anchored video remix
Pin up to four video references and get back branded reel variants anchored to them (four by default).
Refund rate by product
Shows which products get refunded most often and which ones are getting worse, over the last 90 days.
Renewal call summary fields
Tells the notetaker what to pull out of every renewal call: how the customer is using the product, expansion interest, churn signals and contract changes.
Renewals due in 90 days
Paid subscriptions that end within the next three months, so renewal conversations start early instead of the week before.
Rep activity and coaching
Answers which reps need coaching and what separates the top performers, by setting call, email and meeting volume against the revenue it produced.
Rep activity leaderboard
Shows what each rep actually did last month, calls, emails, meetings and tasks, next to the revenue they closed.
Repeat buyers
Customers who have ordered three or more times this quarter and spent real money, the right list for loyalty perks and review requests.
Repeat cart abandoners
People who have walked away from checkout twice or more this month without buying, usually a sign of friction or price resistance.
Repeat purchase retention
Shows what share of first time buyers come back to buy again, by month and by the category they bought first.
Replenishment and cross sell
Reminds people to reorder before they run out, at the pace they actually get through it, and suggests what pairs with it.
Retention lift from a feature
Compares how long users stay when they adopt a given feature in their first week against users who never touch it.
Return rate by category
Shows which product categories get returned most, and which ones have got worse since last quarter.
Revenue by acquisition channel
Shows which channels brought in revenue over the last 30 days, each channel's share, and how the mix has shifted since last year.
Revenue by marketing channel
Answers where revenue comes from across paid, organic, email and search. Return on ad spend and cost per acquisition need an ad-spend integration and are not included.
Revenue notifications in Slack
Posts the wins to one channel and the problems to another, with the person who needs to act tagged, and stays quiet outside working hours.
Review gate for bulk updates
Stops a mass field change, merge or delete above the size you set, shows a sample of before and after, and lets a reviewer approve all, some or none.
SaaS growth command center
Answers whether you are growing and whether the growth is healthy, on one canvas: weekly actives, MRR, trial conversion, activation, retention and feature adoption.
Save them before they cancel
Catches people who open the cancel flow but have not finished it, and answers the reason they gave with a pause, a downgrade, a discount or a call.
Savings format test
Compares showing a discount as a dollar amount, as a percentage, or as a struck-through compare-at price, scored on revenue.
Search ranking test
Compares ranking search results by text relevance, by sales velocity, or by profit margin, scored on revenue after a search.
Search to purchase
Shows how many on site searches lead to a click, a cart and an order, and compares that with shoppers who just browse.
Seat expansion signal to AE
Tells the AE when a customer is running out of seats or people from their domain keep signing up, which is the clearest upsell signal there is.
Segment into a Salesforce campaign
Puts a segment's members into a Salesforce campaign, which is how an audience built here becomes something a sales team can run against.
Set up your meeting types
Sorts your calls into a clean set of types so summaries, coaching and reporting all target the right kind of call instead of guessing.
Shared inbox with AI drafts
Sets up the shared inbox: reusable replies for the questions you get most, rules that send each message to the right owner, and a view of how fast you respond.
Short video reel
Builds a 5 or 10 second reel from a script, using your avatar, a catalog product, or a scene on its own, with voice and music.
Signup to activation
Shows how many new signups come back, use the core feature and activate within two weeks, and which signup source produces the best ones.
Single threaded deal alert
Finds late stage deals where only one person on the buyer's side is engaged and gives the rep three other names to bring in.
Single-threaded open deals
Open deals at larger companies where only one person is engaged, so an AE can bring more stakeholders in before it stalls.
Six variants of one ad
Takes an ad you already have and returns six variants, one for each dimension you choose to vary.
Small business accounts
Companies under 100 employees, the list your self-serve nurture and in-product prompts should run against.
Stalled deal detection
Finds deals sitting in a stage far longer than usual with no activity, drafts a nudge that fits the stage, and escalates if they stay stuck.
Sticky CTA bar test
Compares an always-visible sticky CTA bar, one that fades in after the hero, and no sticky bar at all on marketing pages.
Studio product shots
Generates clean studio stills of one catalog product, in a background and lighting you pick.
Styled flatlay
Arranges your product in a top-down flatlay with complementary props styled around it.
Subscription revenue health
Answers whether subscription revenue is compounding or eroding each month and where the leakage is: MRR movement, churn cohorts, failed payments and NRR.
Sunset inactive subscribers
Gives subscribers who have ignored six months of email one chance to say they still want it, then stops mailing them to protect deliverability.
Support volume versus churn
Puts weekly ticket volume next to cancellations to show whether support spikes tend to come before churn, and by how long.
Sync Stripe subscriptions
Keeps plan, status, revenue and renewal dates on every profile in step with Stripe, so segmentation and churn reporting match billing reality.
Tag Shopify customers from a segment
Pushes a cohort computed here onto Shopify customers as a tag, so the store can merchandise against it.
Talking head from a portrait
Turns a portrait still into a 5 second talking-head loop with subtle lip movement and eye contact.
Talking portrait
Makes any portrait speak a script you write, in a voice you pick, with the face lip-synced to the audio.
Tiered churn intervention
Scores churn risk daily and treats each band differently: content at low risk, in app help at medium, a CSM at high, a founder's email at critical.
Time to first value
Shows how long new users take to reach their first activation goal, so you can tell whether onboarding works in minutes or in days.
Time to second purchase
Shows how long repeat buyers wait before ordering again, which is the number you set replenishment reminders against.
Time to ship
Shows how long orders take to ship, bucketed from same day out past two weeks, with median, 75th and 95th percentile callouts.
Trial activation funnel
Shows how far trial users get through setup and core feature use before the trial ends, and which sources bring trials that activate.
Trial CTA copy test
Compares three wordings of the trial signup button to see which one gets more people to sign up.
Trial to paid activation
Scores how well each trial is going and sends different onboarding to the ones racing ahead, the ones drifting, and the ones at risk.
Trial to paid conversion rate
Shows what share of trials turn into paying customers each week, by signup source, against the 18% industry median.
Trials expiring this week
Trial users whose trial runs out within a week and who have not paid yet, your last chance to convert them.
Trials most likely to convert
Trial users who are using the product heavily with two weeks left to run, the ones worth a sales call.
Trust badges near the CTA
Compares no badges, security badges, guarantee badges and all of them together beside your main call to action.
Turntable product spin
Turns a product packshot into a slow 360 degree turntable spin video on the same backdrop.
UGC selfie clip
Turns a handheld selfie still into a 5 second candid clip with a subtle head turn and a natural smile.
UGC-style product photo
Re-shoots a studio packshot as a candid handheld phone photo of a real person holding the product.
Upgrade prompt test
Compares four places to show the upgrade prompt to free users, with timing layered in through audience targeting.
Upgrade prompt when limits approach
Catches an account nearing its plan limits, shows the decision maker an upgrade inside the app, and calls an AE in on the bigger ones.
Usage onto the Salesforce opportunity
Keeps the usage fields on an open opportunity current, so the forecast reflects what the account is doing rather than what was said on a call.
Use a Google Sheet as a list
Turns a sheet your team keeps by hand, target accounts or an event list or a suppression list, into records you can segment and act on.
Users close to their plan limit
Users who have used up most of their plan allowance, so you can start the upgrade conversation before they hit the ceiling.
Users stuck in onboarding
People who signed up a few weeks ago and still drop in now and then, but have never finished setup, so you can help them over the line.
Users with a failed payment
Users whose payment was declined in the last two weeks, so you can recover the money before the subscription lapses.
Vertical reel cut
Re-frames a 16:9 landscape shot as a 9:16 vertical reel, ready to post.
VIP customers
Customers who have spent 1,000 or more across repeat orders, the base list for rewards, early access, and concierge support.
VIP loyalty programme
Ranks your best customers into tiers, gives each tier something worth having, and tests which rewards actually keep them.
Virtual interior staging
Furnishes a photo of an empty room, leaving the walls, floor, windows and daylight exactly as they were shot.
Waterfall account enrichment
Tries the cheap provider first and only pays for the expensive one when a field is still missing, with AI research as the last resort.
Webinar follow up
Sends attendees the recording and a next step, sends no shows the on demand link, and shows which webinars actually create deals.
Weekly active users
Shows weekly active users next to monthly, and the ratio between them, which tells you whether growth is real engagement or just signups.
Weekly business review
One scorecard with the six numbers to look at every Monday: new signups, new paying customers, churn, revenue, net new customers and engagement.
Weekly business review pack
Builds the weekly scorecard, writes the narrative on what moved and why, and posts both to Slack on the cadence you pick.
Weekly competitive intel briefing
Checks your competitors' pricing, features, blog, changelog, hiring and reviews every Monday and posts what actually changed to Slack.
Weekly CRM hygiene audit
Scans every Sunday for duplicates, stale records and missing fields, then hands RevOps a reviewed cleanup queue on Monday morning.
Weekly forecast rollup
Freezes the pipeline every Monday, sends leadership the weighted forecast and what moved, and keeps the snapshot so last week can be checked.
Weekly rep coaching rollup
Sends each manager a Monday brief on their reps: talk time against the healthy range for that call type, the skill to work on, and the evidence from real calls.
Weekly segment export to a sheet
Writes a segment into a Google Sheet every week, replacing the CSV someone downloads and re-uploads by hand.
Weekly user retention
Shows what share of each week's signups are still coming back at weeks 1, 4 and 12, and which acquisition sources hold up best.
Welcome series
Introduces your brand to new subscribers over their first week in four emails, and tests the subject lines and the opening offer.
What buyers push back on
Reads 90 days of call transcripts to rank the objections you hear most, weighted by the deal value behind them, with the buyer's own words attached.
What users actually do
Answers where real user journeys diverge from the one you designed, across the first session, feature use, support and the weeks before churn.
Will we hit the number
Answers whether the period will close on target and where the risk sits: pipeline coverage, weighted forecast, quota attainment per rep, and past forecast accuracy.
Win back after cancellation
Goes back to people who cancelled at 30, 60 and 90 days with what has changed, a discount, and a free month, then stops.
Win loss analysis
Breaks closed deals into won and lost by lead source, deal size and the stage they died at, so the pattern is visible.
Win rate trend
Tracks win rate month by month with a 90 day rolling line, so you can see the direction without the noise of a single month.
Win/loss patterns from closed deals
Reads your closed deals to show which competitors, objections and decision criteria separate the ones you win from the ones you lose.
Winnable churned users
People who cancelled in the last two months but used the product heavily before they left, the best odds for a win-back.
Write lifecycle back to HubSpot
Pushes the lifecycle stage computed from real product and billing behaviour onto the HubSpot contact, so sales and marketing read the same thing.
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