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Ecommerce

Ecommerce company, repeat-purchase CRM

A subscription and replenishment store that turned one-time buyers into predictable, repeat customers.

Client: Daily Provisions Co. · Platform: Custom Built

The problem

Daily Provisions Co. sold protein, coffee, skincare, and pet food that customers need to buy again every month, but nobody was tracking when a customer was due to reorder. Subscriptions were managed in spreadsheets, lapsed customers were only noticed weeks later, and there was no clear view of why people cancelled.

What we built

We built a custom CRM on top of the client's store that predicts when each customer will run out, sends reminders automatically by email and SMS, and tracks subscriptions, pauses, and cancellations in one dashboard. An insights panel highlights the next best action, such as who is due to reorder this week and which customers are at risk of churning.

Built as a custom web app connected to the store, email, and SMS through their APIs, on a single fixed monthly rate for Daily Provisions Co., with no per-seat fees as their team grows.

Reorder reminders by email and SMS

Subscription tracking (active, paused, cancelled)

Win-back campaigns for lapsed customers

Churn reason tracking

Repeat-purchase analytics by product

Dashboard screenshots

WhatNotDev repeat-purchase CRM dashboard for Daily Provisions Co. showing revenue, repeat purchase rate, active subscribers, upcoming reorders, and churn reasons
The overview dashboard: revenue and repeat-purchase trends, AI-generated insights, top products by repeat orders, upcoming reorders, and subscription health with churn reasons.

Upcoming reorders: see who is due to reorder, for which product, and whether a reminder has gone out

AI insights: 312 customers due to reorder this week, worth about $8,420 in potential revenue

Subscription health: active, paused, and cancelled subscribers at a glance

Churn reasons: learn why customers leave, so pricing and shipping problems get fixed

Results

$24,860 (+18%)

Total revenue

42% (+9%)

Repeat purchase rate

1,248 (+21%)

Active subscribers

$58.40 (+7%)

Average order value

32 days (6 days faster)

Average reorder cycle

Within weeks of launch, Daily Provisions Co. could see exactly who was due to reorder, reminders went out automatically, and win-back campaigns started recovering customers who had quietly stopped ordering.

Sample project with illustrative data, shown for demonstration.

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