Sports CDP for better fan engagement decisions

Amperity is an AI-powered Customer Data Platform. It connects available ticketing, merchandise, digital, venue, and engagement records into resolved fan profiles. Teams can use that context to build audiences, plan renewal and engagement campaigns, and evaluate supported results.

Amperity uses AI-powered identity resolution to stitch together fragmented records and create a single trusted fan profile. That profile can include ticket purchases, scans, merchandise, concessions, digital engagement, email behavior, loyalty signals, and other first-party data sources. The result is cleaner data that teams can activate across the tools they already use.

A unified profile helps teams identify who is likely to buy, renew, upgrade, lapse, or disengage. Marketing and sales teams can then build precise audiences for season-ticket deposits, single-game offers, renewal reminders, premium upgrades, and win-back campaigns. The Seattle Sounders used better segmentation and personalization to drive an 80% increase in year-over-year season-ticket deposit conversions.

Teams can use unified data to recognize fans based on real behavior instead of isolated transactions. A first-time visitor, lifelong season-ticket holder, family buyer, high-value merchandise customer, or fan who only attends specific matchups should not all receive the same experience. Amperity makes it easier to tailor campaigns, offers, and service moments across email, paid media, app, SMS, and venue channels.

Unified fan data helps teams create more relevant sponsor audiences and measure activation impact with greater confidence. Instead of offering sponsors only broad demographics or impression counts, teams can build behavior-based segments, activate them across channels, and connect campaigns to measurable outcomes such as ticket sales, merchandise, concessions, or engagement.

No. Amperity is designed to make existing systems work better together. Teams can connect Amperity with data environments such as Snowflake and Databricks, ticketing systems, CRM, email, advertising platforms, and other engagement tools so accurate fan profiles flow where teams need them.

Timing depends on data readiness, integrations, and implementation scope. Start with one fan-engagement use case and agree on the data, configuration, and validation it needs. Set a baseline and success measures so your team can evaluate when that workflow begins delivering value.