Introducing aiRA by Capillary

On-demand insights and analytics agent for eCommerce, growth, marketing, CRM, loyalty, and data and BI teams.

Ask questions about your customer and marketing data in plain language. Get real-time insights, the reasoning behind them, and a recommended move built and waiting on your approval.

Customer brands live with aiRA

aiRA works where 100+ enterprise brands already trust Capillary

Solutions

Every industry asks its own questions.

A grocer's week looks nothing like a carrier's or a hotel's. aiRA knows each industry down to its categories, and the questions that come with them.

  1. Find the members who installed the app and have never paid with it.
  2. What is a fuel-only customer worth against one who also shops inside?
  3. Find the online customers who have never been matched to a store visit.
  4. Which customers have dropped a department they used to buy every quarter?
  5. Which first orders are likely to be returned in full before we ship them?
  6. Is the base moving out of formalwear into casual and active, and how fast?
  7. Which delivery slots are filling with baskets too small to pay for the van?
  8. Of the shoppers we won back last quarter, what did they actually respond to?
  9. Reconcile front-of-store sales against the loyalty ledger for last week.
  10. Which repeat purchases move online and which stay in store, by category?
  11. Find the buyers who furnished one room and never came back for the next.
  12. Which past buyers are most likely to be starting a second room this year?
  13. Where does repeat purchase stall first: price, range or delivery?
  14. What counts as an active customer under our current programme rules?
  15. Which online-first buyers later bought in store, and what brought them in?
  16. Separate the enthusiasts from the gift buyers in last season's customer file.
Everything aiRA does in retail
  1. How did last month's limited-time offer read by daypart, region and location?
  2. Which menu items actually travelled together at lunch, and at what margin?
  3. Which regulars have broken a weekly habit this month, not just missed a week?
  4. Separate the habitual customers from the occasional ones, and keep it for next time.
Quick Service Speed is the product. Frequency is counted in visits a week, not trips a month.
Fast Casual Higher ticket, same hurry. The app is where the relationship actually lives.
Casual Dining Occasion-led and booking-led. The regular who stops coming rarely says why.
Family Dining Groups, not covers. One household going quiet takes four seats with it.
Fine Dining Few visits, high value. Being recognised matters more than any discount.
Coffee & Beverage A daily habit on a tiny ticket. The model rests on the streak holding.
Bakery & Dessert Impulse and occasion in one basket. Demand moves with the calendar.
Franchise Groups One brand, many owners. The data is split before anyone can read it whole.
Everything aiRA does in restaurants
  1. Which members are one stay or one segment short of status while the qualification window is still open?
  2. Of last year's shoulder-season bookings, which came from campaigns and which were coming anyway?
  3. Which dormant members are actually churning, and which are simply between trips?
  4. What did the members we re-engaged last year book first when they came back?
Hotels & Resorts Nights, not transactions. Status and rate plan decide what a guest is worth.
Casinos & Gaming Play, stay and dine on one card. The tier is the whole relationship.
Airlines Miles outlive the trip. Status chasing is the most predictable behaviour there is.
Cruise One booking a year at most. The gap between sailings is where loyalty is lost.
Theme Parks Season passes and single-day visitors behave nothing alike.
Car Rental Booked late and compared hard. Loyalty here is convenience before affinity.
Vacation Ownership Bought once, used for decades. Engagement is the product after the sale.
Hospitality Groups Many flags, one guest. Recognising them across brands is the hard part.
Everything aiRA does in travel
  1. Did last quarter's upgrade campaign move ARPU, or just move spend between plans?
  2. Split that by prepaid and postpaid, and show me where the lift actually came from.
  3. Which lines look like churn under our own lapsed rule, not a generic inactivity window?
  4. Which usage drops in the last 30 days are real risk, and which are seasonal?
Cable & Broadband One line per household. Churn arrives as a phone call, not as a trend.
Fiber Overbuild and switch. The first ninety days decide the next five years.
Wireless Carriers Devices, plans and family lines. ARPU moves for reasons the plan never shows.
MVNO Thin margins on prepaid habits. A missed top-up is a customer half gone.
Satellite Coverage where nothing else reaches. Retention is the only growth lever.
Everything aiRA does in telecom

Customer story

NASCAR gets fan insights in minutes, not weeks.

NASCAR's marketing and CRM teams use aiRA, which already understands their fans, their data and the rhythm of a race season. Analysis that used to take weeks now takes minutes, so the team spends less time explaining and more time acting.

Against the category

Where aiRA sits against the category.

Compared on
aiRA
Horizontal AI analytics platforms
Bought by
Marketing, CRM, growth and insights leaders at consumer brands
The data platform team, then rolled out to the business
Before the first answer
Industry playbooks ship pre-built. Your business context layered on in days
You model the semantic layer first, typically two to four months
Where it ends
The recommended move, built and pending your approval
A chart, a narrative and an export. The action is a separate brief
Autonomy
An agent that proposes. A person decides, on an audit trail
Increasingly autonomous investigation, with reading governed more tightly than acting
How you pay
Credits, charged on work done. No per-seat license
Per seat or committed capacity, agreed upfront

Pricing

No per-seat pricing. Pay based on usage.

A credit is consumed when aiRA runs an analysis or builds an action. Nobody pays for a login they never use, and adding the tenth marketer costs nothing.

Credits, charged on work done

A credit is consumed when aiRA runs an analysis or builds an action. No per-seat license.

2 to 4 weeks to a pilot

On your real customer data, with your business context loaded. No engineering headcount from your side.

An immutable credit ledger

Every credit aiRA spends is written to a ledger that cannot be edited, so usage is auditable line by line.

FAQ

Frequently asked, plainly answered.

The questions that come up before every evaluation: what aiRA is, where your data goes, what it costs, and what a pilot actually runs on.

Yours is more specific? Bring it to a working session.

aiRA is an on-demand insights and analytics agent. You ask in plain language, it reads your warehouse, comes back with reasoning, and hands back insights or the segment of customers you wanted or the complete marketing journey with hyper-personalised messaging, waiting for your approval.

No. aiRA reads it where it already sits, in Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery or Redshift. No migration, no rebuild, and every query runs sandboxed and read-only.

No. Every customer-impacting move stops at an approval gate, on an audit trail. aiRA proposes, a person decides, and that holds for every playbook it runs.

Through Anthropic Claude on AWS Bedrock inside your own region, with PII masked ahead of every call. Zero retention, stateless, and Capillary never trains on your data. SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR, CCPA and PDPA.

Days, not months. Industry playbooks ship pre-built and your business context layers on rather than being modelled from scratch. A pilot on your real customer data takes two to four weeks.

Credits, charged on work done. A credit is consumed when aiRA runs an analysis or builds an action, every credit is written to an immutable ledger, and there is no per-seat license.

Retail, restaurants and QSR, travel and hospitality, telecom, fuel and convenience, and airlines, on top of the industries Capillary already runs loyalty for. Each one arrives with the vocabulary and the playbooks of that industry rather than a blank prompt box, and retail goes a level deeper again into its categories. If yours is not on the list, the setup does not change: aiRA reads your warehouse in week one and learns your own business context from there.

On your real customer data, with your business context loaded. No engineering headcount from your side.

The question your team is still waiting on.

Thirty minutes, one real question, answered live. We reply within one business day with a time and the security brief.

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