Platform
Buyers are people, not email addresses.
Every buyer gets a profile with order history, and workspace tags turn them into audiences your pricing rules and campaigns can actually target.
Sound familiar?
Anonymous transactions
A sold seat with no relationship behind it. Profiles link every order to a person you can recognize next time.
No way to group your crowd
Season regulars, corporates, first-timers. They all look identical in a flat list. Workspace tags make the distinctions you care about.
One blast fits nobody
Marketing to everyone is marketing to no one. Tags feed campaign predicates, so discounts find the right buyers.
A lightweight CRM where you sell
01Real buyer profilesIdentity details and a direct link into the buyer's full order history. Support stops guessing.
02Workspace tagsDefine the tags your operation thinks in, VIP, season, corporate, and assign them from the profile.
03Tags that do workThe same tags are campaign predicates: tag a buyer once and your pricing rules already know.
04Consent-free clarityProfiles are read-only records of what buyers did with you, no shadow data, no surprises.
05Segments via rulesAudiences built from tag and behavior rules keep campaigns aimed without manual exports.
06The same user, both sidesA person can buy from your storefront and work in your workspace. The platform keeps those roles straight.
From buyer to audience
- 01Open the profileSee who they are and everything they've ordered.
- 02Tag what mattersAssign workspace tags that match how you think about your crowd.
- 03Target with rulesCampaigns and journeys use the tags as predicates, no exports, no sync.
Meet your buyers
Profiles, tags, and targeting, in the demo workspace.