Customer loyalty measurement, simplified
Our customer relationship scoring model measures five emotional and behavioral metrics: Engagement, Loyalty, Value, Influence, and Sentiment (ELVIS). These signals help brands measure emotional loyalty alongside customer behavior, providing a clearer view of what customers are doing, how they feel, and what they're likely to do next.
 Engagement How actively a customer interacts across touchpoints. What it means for brands: This shows momentum and flags when attention starts to drop. |  Loyalty A customer’s likelihood to stay enrolled, return, and choose your brand repeatedly. What it means for brands: A clear view of retention strength, emotional loyalty, and shifting customer commitment. |  ValueThe revenue and long-term potential a customer represents. What it means for brands: Helps focus on investment and protect high-impact relationships. |
 InfluenceHow much a customer drives others through referrals, reviews and advocacy. What it means for brands: Identifies promoters who accelerate organic growth. |  SentimentHow a customer feels about their experience, especially in key moments. What it means for brands: Adds emotional context to behavior, helping teams better understand emotional loyalty and surface potential issues earlier.
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