

The utility needed to move from observing NPS after the experience to anticipating which customers were likely to become detractors before launching service, loyalty or commercial actions.
The challenge was not only to build an analytical model, but to make its outputs consistent, trusted and usable inside the commercial and service processes of an energy retail organization.




The delivery approach connected customer data preparation, driver analysis, predictive classification and business-facing outputs into an end-to-end decision process.
Built a model to classify customers as likely detractors or non-detractors, enabling earlier identification of customers at risk of dissatisfaction.
Prepared and profiled customer information, defining the variables needed to support model development and consistent operational scoring.
Analyzed the variables associated with detractor behavior and customer dissatisfaction, giving business teams clearer insight into the factors behind the prediction.
Created dashboards and inference outputs so business users could prioritize customers, cases or actions and incorporate recommendations into existing decision and campaign processes.
The documented result shows more than 80% precision in identifying customers classified as detractors. The initiative also supports earlier identification of customers at risk of dissatisfaction, a better understanding of key NPS and detractor drivers, more targeted loyalty, service and commercial interventions, and a repeatable predictive-customer-intelligence capability for customer operations.