MadeinWeb, in partnership with AWS, developed Project Aurora, a predictive best-offer recommendation model focused on generating value and monetizing Vero's user base. The solution was based on a supervised regression model (CatBoost), trained on behavioral profiles and contract variables, including internet speed ranges, TV tiers, number of SIM cards, contract value and geography.
Clustering of the base was used as an exploratory step to understand segments, while the predictive model generates the personalized offer recommendation for each customer.
The ingestion and integration of data from the three sources (Adapter, Simetra and NG) was automated with AWS Glue, with governed datasets stored in Amazon S3. The ML pipeline is orchestrated by Amazon SageMaker Pipelines, which coordinates processing, training, validation and model registration.
Features are managed in Amazon SageMaker Feature Store, ensuring consistency between training and inference. Each candidate model is versioned in the SageMaker Model Registry with attached validation metrics, and batch inference is executed via SageMaker Batch Transform.
Drift and predictive quality monitoring is performed by Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor, with operational alerts via Amazon CloudWatch. Analytical queries on results and campaigns use Amazon Athena.
The model combined analytical results with the updated plan portfolio, enabling granular recommendations within the user's same contract value range. The pilot project was executed with a geographic focus on customer bases in Brasília, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina.
The strategic execution involved personalized messaging (WhatsApp) for up-sell offers, such as migrating “Naked” customers to packages with Mobile or SDP products. To ensure a fast and efficient acceptance process, the team rigorously monitored every stage of the communication flow, evaluating indicators such as sends, deliveries, views, acceptances, final conversion and average ticket delta.