Insights that tell you what to do
Not just charts: what changed, who is driving it, and where to open next.
- Insights
- Advocates
- Where to grow
Not “traffic was up”. Which customer, which review, which referral, which reward — and what each one earned you against what it cost.

Illustrative dashboard figures.
A point-of-sale system records a card tap. An ad platform reports a click it cannot verify. CURD knows the identity behind the purchase, the review and the referral — so the line between them is real, not modelled.
| Sale | Traced to | Path | Reward cost | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AED 340 | Priya M. — review | Her Google review → search → walk-in | AED 12 | AED 328 |
| AED 180 | Omar K. — referral | Referral link → closed | AED 18 | AED 162 |
| AED 95 | Partner brand | Partner points redeemed here | AED 0 — partner funded | AED 95 |
| AED 260 | Layla S. — reel | Story → profile → marketplace order | AED 24 | AED 236 |
Not just charts: what changed, who is driving it, and where to open next.
What you have issued, what has been redeemed, what is still outstanding on your books — plus redemption rate and cost per returning customer.
Review velocity, rating distribution, content reach, and the referral funnel from sent through to purchased.
New versus returning, visit frequency, cohort retention, and an exportable at-risk list.
Revenue by rail, branch comparison, item and service performance, peak hours and refund rates.
Real people with profiles, spend and repeat rate. Where they live, area density, and overlap between branches.
Every customer opens a door to their followers and connections — measured, not estimated.
Every plugin a merchant installs is another company holding a copy of their customer list. CURD is entirely in-house — no third-party tools anywhere in the stack — so nothing about your customers leaves the platform.
Data ownership on Website & App →CSV or XLSX on a schedule, to whoever needs it.
The same data into your own BI tool, accounting system or warehouse.
Group view, branch view, and comparison between them.
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