Registrations, surveys, support requests — unified into a single profile per customer, then linked to the physical products, variations and batches they own. Product-level customer intelligence, not just an email list.
Retailer, products owned, serials, purchase dates, consent, sentiment — a real customer record, not just an email.
Every interaction in order — registration, 4/5 survey, support ticket — so outreach lands with context.
Marketing-consented Amazon buyers of product X — the exact audience for your next launch email or Meta upload.
An email list tells you who someone is. The ownership graph tells you what they bought, which variation, from which batch, on which marketplace — and everything that happened after. That structure is worth more than any list, because every node is something you can act on.
Batch-level recall precision · variation-level review targeting · marketplace-level routing · reorder timing per product owned — none of it possible with a flat email list.
The priority panel watches registrations, scans, engagement and support signals across the ownership graph, and surfaces only what deserves attention this week — ranked, quantified, and never more than five.
Plastic crib registrations have declined 24% since the packaging redesign. The QR placement moved to the underside of the lid — worth an A/B against the old position.
1,420 steriliser owners are entering the estimated filter-replacement window over the next 3 weeks. A reorder nudge is drafted and ready to schedule.
“Wheel locking” represents 36% of this week's support interactions — concentrated in batch B-0425. Flagged for QA before it reaches your star rating.
Customers who watch the installation video complete registration at 2.1× the rate of those who don't. Consider making it the first tile on the companion page.
Paste an ASIN, print the QR, scan it yourself — five minutes, no card.
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