Prepaid churn
No contract means no warning. Customers drift to another network and you only notice when the recharges stop.
No contract means no warning. Customers drift to another network and you only notice when the recharges stop.
When a customer carries more than one SIM, you're competing for a share of their day, not their loyalty.
The same data bundle offer goes to the light user and the heavy user, and neither of them bites.
Self-service would take load off the call centre, if customers actually used it.
Billing, network, CRM and the app each know something different about the same customer.
Analytics that spots changes in usage early, and journeys that respond before the customer has gone.
Segments built on real usage, with offers sent by SMS, push, WhatsApp or in-app, wherever each customer actually responds.
Onboarding journeys that get customers into the app, and product analytics that shows what keeps them there.
Data from billing, CRM and digital joined into one profile, with dashboards for leadership.
Usage, location and payment data are all personal information under POPIA. They need a lawful reason to process, sensible retention and care when they leave the country. We build that into the setup instead of bolting it on later.
Often not. Engagement or analytics tools can sit alongside what you have. We'd look at your current setup before suggesting anything new.
Yes, if it can be exported or streamed. Joining those systems into one customer view is usually the first real piece of work.
Many of these platforms host outside South Africa, often in the EU or the US. That's allowed under POPIA if it's handled properly, and it's one of the first things we check with you.
Usually with one problem worth solving and the data you need to measure it. Platforms come after that, not before.

Tell us what you'd fix first: churn, offers, app adoption or your data. We'll tell you honestly where to start.