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Allyy turns your supporter history into decisions. The platform follows the same five stages every time, whatever the business question:

Connect your data

You connect one or more data sources (your CRM, warehouse, files, or a streaming feed) inside a dataset, and map them to Allyy’s data model. See Connect a data source.

Build a model

Allyy trains a model on your history to answer a specific question — will this person donate?, will they lapse?, how much should we ask for? See What Allyy can predict.

Generate predictions

The trained model scores your supporters, producing a prediction (a probability or an amount) for each one. See Generating predictions.

Make a decision

Allyy combines those scores — for example propensity × expected amount — and optimises them into a ranked, budget-aware contact list. See From predictions to decisions.

Act, then measure

You export the decision to your campaign tools, run the campaign, and use the dashboards to compare what actually happened against what the model expected.

The pieces, and how they fit

Everything in Allyy is one of a small number of objects. If you understand these, you understand the platform:
ObjectWhat it is
DatasetA project-level container holding the data sources for one body of work.
Data sourceA connection to your data (BigQuery, SQL Server, CSV, SFTP, Salesforce, …), batch or streaming.
ModelA trained predictor for one question (propensity, churn, expected amount, lifetime value, …).
PredictionThe scores a model produces for a population at a point in time.
DecisionScores combined and optimised into a ranked action list for a campaign.
ExportA decision pushed out to your tools (or pulled via API).
WorkflowAutomation that runs syncs, training, scoring and exports on a schedule.
The Monitoring page tracks all of these in one timeline — Datasets, Models, Predictions, Exports and Workflows — so you can see at a glance what ran, when, and whether it succeeded. See Monitoring & logs.

Descriptive vs predictive

Allyy gives you two complementary lenses:

Predictive

Models, predictions and decisions look forward — who to contact next and how.

Descriptive

The Analytics dashboards look backward — what your supporter base looks like today and how it’s trending, no modelling required.
Most teams start with the descriptive analytics to understand their file, then move to predictive models to act on it.