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# Allodial Predict Discussions

Distributors rarely lose customers all at once. A contractor starts buying wire from the house across town. A facility moves its paper to a bigger supplier. An account goes from weekly orders to monthly. Nobody cancels anything, so nobody notices until the account is gone. Allodial Predict watches for that. It reads your order history from Epicor Prophet 21, Epicor Eclipse, QuickBooks Online or a CSV export, and learns each customer's own rhythm: how often they order, how much, and which product lines. When an account breaks its pattern, it shows up on your rep's list the next morning with the reason in plain words ("Orders every 9 days. It has been 23.") and the yearly revenue at stake. Before anyone calls, it checks your own records for what may have caused it: a price increase on items that customer buys, recent backorders, a rep change, or a normal seasonal dip. Allo, the built-in assistant, drafts the call or email. Your rep edits and sends it, then records what happened with one tap. Owners see which accounts were saved and whether flags got worked. It's read-only. It never writes to your ERP or replaces your CRM, and setup takes a day. The easiest way to judge it is a free Prospect Replay: send 18 months of order history and see every customer you lost last year, when it started, and when we would have flagged it.

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