Introduction to Customer AI
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- Customer AI
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A high-level overview of how marketers can use Customer AI to generate customer predictions. For more information, please visit the Customer AI documentation.
Transcript
Hi, I’m Hetal Chandria, Senior Product Manager. In this video you will learn how marketers can leverage Customer AI to generate customer predictions. We will cover what Customer AI is, its use cases and benefits, the high level architecture, how it can be used with other Adobe applications. Customer AI generates customer predictions at the individual level with explanations. With Customer AI, we can tell you what a customer is likely to do and we can also tell you why with the help of influential factors. Marketers can benefit from Customer AI predictions and insights to personalize customer experience by serving the most appropriate offers and messaging, whether it’s a new prospect that you would like to convert or an existing customer you would like to upsell.
Marketers benefit from high accuracy customer propensity models for stronger segmentation and targeting. Understanding the influential factors and likelihood behind certain customer behaviors. Customizable options for your company’s unique use cases and data. Customer AI brings you AI-as-a-Service that can be easily configured to allow you to personalize your customer experiences intelligently. Grow and activate new customers. Like for example, sending promotional emails to users who have a higher chance of conversion. Retain, proactively reduce churn for example segment high risk users for personalized treatment. Engage, increase engagement with existing users to drive product usage. Enhance, personalize customer experience. The output of Customer AI can be applied to a variety of industries as long as the outcome of interest can be defined. For retail, Customer AI can predict a customer’s propensity to purchase products. For financial services, it can help predict who will open a new bank account. For media and entertainment, it can help you predict which users will churn. That is cancel an active subscription or downgrade their service. Even though we have gone over only three verticals, Customer AI can be used by any business which has measurable business outcomes. Now, let’s look at the use cases not supported by Customer AI. Customer AI cannot be used to predict dynamic pricing, or the price point at which the customer will purchase. Customer AI cannot determine whether giving an offer will make the customer more likely to purchase an item. While you might decide to send discounts, based on propensity scores, it is not necessarily the best way to convert those customers. Customer AI is not a product recommendation tool. If you have thousands of skews do not use Customer AI as a proxy for a real product recommendation solution like Adobe target. Do not use Customer AI to determine customers who will buy your product launching in future. It requires certain success events in past, so successfully train the machine learning algorithm on your data. Let’s next take a look at the high level workflow. First, with the help of professional services, the customer data is ingested, mapped and transformed into XDM and stitched in Experience Platform. With the appropriate data governance in place. A marketing analyst will now be able to easily configure the desired predictions for any specific business objective in mind. Then after training and scoring, powered by Intelligence Services, the predictive scores are written back into Experience Platform for marketing analyst to operationalize. There are three main ways of operationalizing the predictive insights. First, they can consume insights through a dashboard provided in the Intelligence Services interface. Second, they can activate Predictive Intelligence into various applications across Adobe Experience Cloud or Services on Experience Platform. For example, Real Time customer data platform and beyond across external applications like call center. And finally they can power through custom dashboards built in Business Intelligence tools. Customers can create segments leveraging the propensity scores within the segment builder and these audiences will be available for use on Adobe Advertising Cloud, Adobe Audience Manager, Adobe Campaign and Adobe Target. Customer AI scores can also be uploaded in Adobe Analytics for exploratory data analysis. All real time customer data platform customers will be able to create segments leveraging the propensity scores and activate them via destinations. That’s a quick introduction to Customer AI. -
Experience Platform
- Platform Tutorials
- Introduction to Platform
- A customer experience powered by Experience Platform
- Behind the scenes: A customer experience powered by Experience Platform
- Experience Platform overview
- Key capabilities
- Platform-based applications
- Integrations with Experience Cloud applications
- Key use cases
- Basic architecture
- User interface
- Roles and project phases
- Introduction to Real-Time CDP
- Getting started: Data Architects and Data Engineers
- Authenticate to Experience Platform APIs
- Import sample data to Experience Platform
- Administration
- AI Assistant
- Audiences and Segmentation
- Introduction to Audience Portal and Composition
- Upload audiences
- Overview of Federated Audience Composition
- Connect and configure Federated Audience Composition
- Create a Federated Audience Composition
- Audience rule builder overview
- Create audiences
- Use time constraints
- Create content-based audiences
- Create conversion audiences
- Create audiences from existing audiences
- Create sequential audiences
- Create dynamic audiences
- Create multi-entity audiences
- Create and activate account audiences (B2B)
- Demo of streaming segmentation
- Evaluate batch audiences on demand
- Evaluate an audience rule
- Create a dataset to export data
- Segment Match connection setup
- Segment Match data governance
- Segment Match configuration flow
- Segment Match pre-share insights
- Segment Match receiving data
- Audit logs
- Data Collection
- Collaboration
- Dashboards
- Data Governance
- Data Hygiene
- Data Ingestion
- Overview
- Batch ingestion overview
- Create and populate a dataset
- Delete datasets and batches
- Map a CSV file to XDM
- Sources overview
- Ingest data from Adobe Analytics
- Ingest data from Audience Manager
- Ingest data from cloud storage
- Ingest data from CRM
- Ingest data from databases
- Streaming ingestion overview
- Stream data with HTTP API
- Stream data using Source Connectors
- Web SDK tutorials
- Mobile SDK tutorials
- Data Lifecycle
- Destinations
- Destinations overview
- Connect to destinations
- Create destinations and activate data
- Activate profiles and audiences to a destination
- Export datasets using a cloud storage destination
- Integrate with Google Customer Match
- Configure the Azure Blob destination
- Configure the Marketo destination
- Configure file-based cloud storage or email marketing destinations
- Configure a social destination
- Activate through LiveRamp destinations
- Adobe Target and Custom Personalization
- Activate data to non-Adobe applications webinar
- Identities
- Intelligent Services
- Monitoring
- Partner data support
- Profiles
- Understanding Real-Time Customer Profile
- Profile overview diagram
- Bring data into Profile
- Customize profile view details
- View account profiles
- Create merge policies
- Union schemas overview
- Create a computed attribute
- Pseudonymous profile expirations (TTL)
- Delete profiles
- Update a specific attribute using upsert
- Privacy and Security
- Introduction to Privacy Service
- Identity data in Privacy requests
- Privacy JavaScript library
- Privacy labels in Adobe Analytics
- Getting started with the Privacy Service API
- Privacy Service UI
- Privacy Service API
- Subscribe to Privacy Events
- Set up customer-managed keys
- 10 considerations for Responsible Customer Data Management
- Elevating the Marketer’s Role as a Data Steward
- Queries
- Overview
- Query Service UI
- Query Service API
- Explore Data
- Prepare Data
- Adobe Defined Functions
- Data usage patterns
- Run queries
- Generate datasets from query results
- Tableau
- Analyze and visualize data
- Build dashboards using BI tools
- Recharge your customer data
- Connect clients to Query Service
- Validate data in the datalake
- Schemas
- Overview
- Building blocks
- Plan your data model
- Convert your data model to XDM
- Create schemas
- Create schemas for B2B data
- Create classes
- Create field groups
- Create data types
- Configure relationships between schemas
- Use enumerated fields and suggested values
- Copy schemas between sandboxes
- Update schemas
- Create an ad hoc schema
- Sources
- Use Case Playbooks
- Experience Cloud Integrations
- Industry Trends