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Antsomi CDP 365 Manual for Beginners | Defining & Segmenting Valuable Customers and Leads

Published: Nov 26, 2025|6 min read|By: Yuka Ono

Antsomi CDP 365 Manual for Beginners | Defining & Segmenting Valuable Customers and Leads

Introduction

Welcome to Antsomi CDP 365! By now, you're likely familiar with the basic operations from previous manuals. This guide delves into a core marketing activity: defining and creating valuable customer segments. The concept of a "valuable customer" is dynamic. For an e-commerce business, it might be the "high-spending customer," while for a B2B enterprise, it could be a "hot lead poised for conversion." Similarly, in real estate or service industries, "users showing high intent after requesting information" are crucial targets. Antsomi CDP 365 empowers you to unify diverse customer data, from e-commerce purchases to web behaviors, to identify these critical individuals.

To effectively pinpoint your most valuable customers, consider these strategic definitions tailored to your business model, all centered around the depth and recency of customer engagement:

Pattern A: E-commerce / Retail (Purchase-driven)

Objective: Identify recurring customers and brand advocates.
Definition Axis: RFM analysis (Recency, Frequency, Monetary value).
Goal: Drive repeat purchases and maximize Customer Lifetime Value (LTV).

Pattern B: B2B, Real Estate, Finance, High-Value Products (Lead Generation-driven)

Objective: Pinpoint prospects highly likely to convert into contracts.
Definition Axis: Quality and quantity of engagement behavior.
Recency: Has the user visited your site recently (e.g., within the last week)?
Frequency: Are they repeatedly viewing critical pages (e.g., pricing, case studies)?
Action: Have they completed high-intent actions (e.g., downloaded resources, registered for a webinar)?
Goal: Prioritize sales outreach and tailor nurturing campaigns.

This manual will first guide you on collecting the necessary data, and then walk you through creating a specific segment to extract highly engaged users within Antsomi CDP 365.

Essential Web Events and Data Collection (Preparation Phase)

To create segments in Antsomi CDP 365, you need "event data" as foundational information for segment creation. While the specific data collected may vary by client, it is ideal to track the following events to effectively define valuable customers.

E-commerce Sites: Essential Events

🛒 purchase (completion of purchase)

Key attributes: revenue (amount), items (products) This event is the fundamental metric for gauging "sales contribution."

B2B/Non-E-commerce Sites: Essential Events

For B2B/non-e-commerce sites, the focus shifts to collecting "key indicators (micro-conversions)" that serve as proxies for sales.

📝 form_submit / lead_generation (form submission)

e.g., brochure requests, inquiries, webinar registrations.

📄 view_pricing (pricing page view) / download_file (document download)

These are distinctive actions taken by users demonstrating high intent for purchase or contract.

Antsomi CDP 365 associates these events with individual customer profiles (personas). This means that even users who "haven't yet made a purchase or signed a contract but have viewed the pricing page three times in a week," for example, can be readily identified, provided these events are properly configured.

Tutorial: Creating a "Loyal Customer" Segment

Following the strategic definitions and data preparation, this tutorial demonstrates a practical application: creating a "loyal customer" segment in Antsomi CDP 365. For this example, we will define "loyal customers" as those who have purchased two or more times within the last three months. This specific segment is crucial for businesses aiming to foster repeat purchases and maximize Customer Lifetime Value (LTV), aligning with the "E-commerce / Retail (Purchase-driven)" pattern discussed earlier.

Through this step-by-step guide, you will leverage the "Profiles" module of Antsomi CDP 365 to identify these premium customers who actively drive business growth. Let's begin!

Step 1: Navigate to the "Profiles" Module and select "Segments."

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What is the "Profiles" module? This is where you manage detailed profiles of your customers and website visitors, building a 360-degree customer view.
What is the "Segments" feature? This feature allows you to group (segment) customers and visitors based on specific conditions.

Step 2: Create a New "Customer Segment"

1. On the "Segments" screen, click the "+" button in the top left.
2. From the displayed options, select "Customer Segment".

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Hint: A "Customer" is an identified user with specific information like a phone number or email address. A "Visitor" refers to an anonymously tracked user (via cookies) for their website or app interactions. Since we are creating a "loyal customer" list, we choose "Customer Segment".

Step 3: Configure Basic Segment Information

1. In the "Audience Name" field, enter a name that indicates what this segment is. Example: "Loyal Customers Last 3 Months".
2. *Optional: In the "Description" field, briefly describe the purpose and conditions of this segment. Example: "Customers who purchased 2 or more times in the last 3 months".
3. For "Update Segment", select "Dynamic Segment - scheduled update".
Why choose "Dynamic Segment"? A "Static segment" is calculated only once, whereas a "Dynamic segment" updates periodically according to a set schedule. Since the status of loyal customers constantly changes, "Dynamic Segment" is suitable for maintaining an up-to-date list.

Step 4: Add Segment Conditions

Here, we will set the condition "purchased two or more times in the last 3 months."

1. Under "Include people that", click the "+ Add condition" button. Then from the dropdown menu, select "Perform event".

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2. Select the appropriate option for your goal.

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3. In "Select event", choose an event representing a purchase (e.g., "Purchase"), and set the condition to "greater than or equal to" "2" times.

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Note: The exact event name may vary depending on your data setup.
4. In "Time range", set the period, for example, "3 month(s), up to today".

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5. Set the 'Computation schedule' according to your preferences.

Example of configuration

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Step 5: Save Changes and Check Computation Status

1. After setting all conditions, click the "Save" button at the top right corner of the screen.
2. After saving, return to the "Segments" screen and click the "Computation Histories" tab at the top.
Here, you can check the computation status of your created segment (whether it ran successfully). It might take some time for the status to show "Success".

Congratulations! Your first segment is complete!

You have successfully used Antsomi CDP 365 to create a "loyal customer list" of customers who purchased two or more times in the last three months!

This list will be a powerful tool for your marketing activities. By utilizing this segment, you can launch special campaigns or develop communications tailored to your customers' needs, thereby deepening customer relationships and accelerating business growth.

Continue to master the various features of Antsomi CDP 365 and start harnessing the power of data-driven marketing!

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