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The Diagnostic proves it. The score runs it. The playbooks compound it.

Tacet is one engine sold as three products: the free Diagnostic on your own data, the Forward CLV subscription that delivers the scores to Klaviyo, and the Playbooks the model personalizes to your customer base.

One engine, three products.

The Diagnostic proves the engine on your data. Forward CLV runs it daily. Playbooks compound it. Each product earns the next; nothing is sold on a promise the previous one didn't already prove.

Free

The Diagnostic

A forward-value audit of your customer base.

You give

One read-only connection.

You get

Every customer scored by forward value, after product costs and expected returns. Yours to keep either way.

Daily

Forward CLV

The score, live in your stack.

You give

A monthly subscription.

You get

Daily re-scores, named properties on every Klaviyo profile, new customers scored the morning after their first order, a weekly brief and a monthly report.

Included

Playbooks

Measured interventions on the customer pools the model nominates.

You give

Included in the subscription. Tacet proposes each play, and your admin builds and approves it in the portal. Nothing is sent without that approval.

You get

The send in your own Klaviyo account, a controlled experiment, a written verdict. Nulls get retired.

One read-only Shopify connection is the whole Diagnostic integration. The subscription adds a Klaviyo sign-in. No engineering time on your side, at any point.

This is the Diagnostic. Yours arrives on your data.

The Diagnostic returns a read like this: customer tiers, value concentration and named leak sources.

A forward CLV score for every customer

Not what a customer has spent, but what they will contribute over the next 12 months, in dollars, after product costs and expected returns. Scored the morning after their first order.

Where your value actually concentrates

Your book ranked by forward value, so you can see the thin top tier worth a multiple of the rest, and fund acquisition and retention toward it.

Where contribution leaks

The exact dollars lost to returns on high-AOV buyers, discount stacking on customers who'd pay full price, and win-back spend on customers who never come back.

In your hands after the Diagnostic

  • Every customer scored by forward value, yours to keep either way
  • Where your value concentrates, and where it leaks
Forward CLV Diagnostic
Illustrative sample

Forward value per customer, by tier

Tier 1 · Compounders$1,840

8% of customers

Tier 2 · Steady$610

19% of customers

Tier 3 · Fragile$155

41% of customers

Tier 4 · Value-marginal$9

32% of customers

Where contribution leaks

Discount stacking on Tier 1$214k
Returns on high-AOV buyers$168k
Win-back spend on Tier 4$96k

Recommended reallocation

Move $310k from Tier 4 win-back into Tier 1 retention. Projected 12-mo net contribution +$1.2M to +$1.9M (illustrative range).

Figures illustrative. Your diagnostic is computed on your customers, from your own order history.

The score, live in the stack you already run.

Forward CLV is a subscription that re-scores daily. Your ESP already knows how to send; it doesn't know who is worth it. Tacet supplies that one missing input.

  • Every customer re-scored daily as new orders, returns, and discounts land
  • Named properties written to every Klaviyo profile: Forward CLV and its rank, archetype, discount and return bands, and the chance each customer is still active, so your team can segment on them directly, like "Tacet · Top decile forward value"
  • New customers scored the morning after their first order, not a year after the spend
  • A weekly brief and a monthly report: score movement, new entrants, and one honest read on what changed

How it connects

Shopify

orders · returns · discounts · read-only

Tacet · Forward CLV

every customer scored daily, after product costs and expected returns

Klaviyo

profile properties · lists · the segments you build

No new build on your side. In a controlled trial, the winning flow ran entirely inside the client’s existing account.

Forward CLV · Monthly Report
Illustrative sample

The month in numbers

Customers re-scored94,200
New customers entering the top tier214
Customers that changed tier486
Top-decile forward value, month over month+2.4%

The honest read

Value creation held steady. One watch item: new top-decile entrants slowed 8% month over month as acquisition mix drifted toward discount-led channels.

Segments in Klaviyo, refreshed from the properties

Tacet · Top decile forward value9,180
Tacet · High-value one-time buyers3,410
Tacet · Sleeping giants1,020
Tacet · Promo-dependent repeaters2,150

Scores refresh daily; this report lands monthly, with a shorter brief each week. Segments built on Tacet’s properties pick the changes up automatically.

Figures illustrative. Your customers are scored daily; the report is computed monthly.

The model nominates the playbook. The experiment renders the verdict.

Playbooks are not templates. Forward CLV identifies which pools of your customers can pay for an intervention, and every playbook ships with its own controlled experiment. The ones that read null get retired.

The play. Proposed by Tacet, built and approved in the portal by your admin, then sent as an email campaign from your own Klaviyo account

The experiment. Read dates and stopping rules set before launch, with a comparison group held back

The verdict. A written read at the end: scale it, or retire it

Built today

A play can be built on any of these once your latest scoring run ranks it for your store. Each one sends as an email campaign from your own Klaviyo account.

One-Timer Conversion

One-time buyers still likely to return

Most DTC customers buy exactly once. This play reaches only the one-timers with a realistic chance of a second order.

Get the free One-Timer Conversion manual

Sleeping Giant Reactivation

Lapsed customers with a long buying history

Reaches customers with strong purchase histories who have gone quiet but are still likely to be customers, and lets the rest sleep.

Promo Weaning

Customers who have only bought with a discount

Tests whether customers trained to wait for a code will buy without one.

High-Value Protection

The thin top tier

Defends the customers carrying most of your forward value before their churn shows up in a report.

Return Rate Reduction

Repeat buyers likely to send items back

Reaches the repeat buyers most likely to return what they order. A return avoided is margin kept.

The library grows as the model surfaces new pools. A customer held by one play is left out of every other, so plays never compete for the same people.

In development

Not yet something the portal can build, so it is not part of the subscription today.

Subscription Conversion

In development

Repeat buyers with subscription-shaped cadence

Invites your steadiest repeaters to subscribe. Committed recurring revenue is the most durable asset a DTC book can hold.

Playbook Verdict · One-Timer Conversion
Illustrative sample

Final read · week 8 of 8 · pre-registered

Cohort held constant · 95% intervals

+$2.90net forward value per customer

95% CI +$0.60 to +$5.20 · vs control

Primary outcome · second-order rate · 95% CI clear of zero

Positive · scale

The primary outcome cleared zero at the read date, and the value built held up with it. Recommendation: run the play for the full eligible pool. Next read in 90 days.

Prior variant · reminder without offer

$0.00 per customer · CI spans zero at the read date

Inconclusive · retire

Every play ends positive, negative or inconclusive. The ones that don’t clear zero get retired.

Start with the Diagnostic.

The Diagnostic is free. It replaces every illustrative figure above with your own customers' Forward CLV, and you keep the report whether or not we go further.

Read-only access · No deck required · You keep the analysis either way