retention · ml

See churn coming while it's still preventable.

The signals that predict churn — usage decay, billing friction, support sentiment — live in three different systems. Your agent joins them, trains a model in the runtime, and returns scored accounts with the reasons why.

Why it works here

Churn prediction, the Contextually way.

Features from every silo

Product events, invoices, and ticket history become one training frame inside the runtime — no ETL project, no feature store to stand up first.

The model never leaves

Training and scoring happen next to the data. What returns to context is the output: ranked accounts and attributions, not the dataset or the model.

Reasons, not just scores

Every score carries feature attributions, so your success team gets "seat usage fell 60% after the admin left" — something they can act on.

The flow of data
snowflake.usage_rollup_90d 1,684,112 rows postgres.accounts 214,188 rows contextually runtime train + score · gradient boosting model stays in-runtime 25 at-risk accounts 886 tokens → context
The program, case by case
goal → churn-risk scores for active accounts, 90-day window
df = join(sql("snowflake", "SELECT * FROM usage_rollup_90d"), sql("postgres", "SELECT account_id, plan, seats FROM accounts"), on="account_id") model = GradientBoosting().fit(df[FEATURES], df["churned"]) scores = model.predict_proba(df_active[FEATURES]) return top(scores, n=25, explain=true)
trained on 1,684,112 rows · model stays in-runtime returned 25 at-risk accounts + drivers · 886 tokens → context
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See it on your data.

Book a demo and we'll run churn prediction against systems like yours — your stores, your policies, live — and map the path to a deployment in your VPC.