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.
Product events, invoices, and ticket history become one training frame inside the runtime — no ETL project, no feature store to stand up first.
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.
Every score carries feature attributions, so your success team gets "seat usage fell 60% after the admin left" — something they can act on.
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.