MyLoveMyTreasure. The jewelry sold itself. The lifetime guarantee needed a phone call.
A shopper stacks two tennis bracelets into her cart near midnight, reads the words maintenance-free one more time, and closes the tab. Nothing was wrong with the price. She just wanted someone to tell her the part about never taking it off was actually true.
โNever polish it, never take it off. That sounds great. Is it actually true?โ
The challenge
MyLoveMyTreasure sells maintenance-free fine jewelry to a mostly US audience, more than 221,000 customers deep. Tarnish-free, waterproof, lifetime color guarantee. Wear it in the shower, wear it to the gym, never polish it.
That promise is the whole business, and it is also the problem. It is the exact claim a shopper has heard before from a brand that sold her something that turned green by week three. The better a guarantee sounds, the more it needs someone to stand behind it out loud.
On top of that the store runs a heavy promotional calendar. Halloween at up to 43% off, a mystery discount, rotating bundle offers. Discount-led traffic fills carts quickly and abandons them just as quickly, because a good share of those shoppers are still working out whether the deal is real.
Email and SMS were already working that gap. Neither of them answers a question.
The solution
The brand handed Callsy the whole order lifecycle rather than just the abandoned cart. Five workflows run against the Shopify store: abandoned checkout recovery, order confirmation, delivery and upsell, and a feedback call on cancelled orders. Three AI agents carry them, named Sophie, Monica, and one the team simply called Callsy.
Every agent was loaded with the brand's own knowledge base before it placed a single call. The tarnish-free claim, the waterproof rating, the lifetime color guarantee, and the specifics of what that guarantee covers. So when a shopper asks whether she can really shower in it, she gets a one-sentence answer instead of a link to an FAQ page.
The live offer travels with the call. Whatever bundle or seasonal discount is running that week, the agent carries it into the conversation and can hand over the code mid-sentence. Across 3,571 analysed calls, 1,318 turned on exactly that. More than one in three.
The system is also deliberate about when it stays quiet. 539 calls were held back because the shopper's local time fell outside engagement hours, 466 were stopped by US state calling rules, and 240 by the internal do-not-call list. That is more than 1,200 calls a cheaper setup would have placed, and a brand selling to 221,000 women cannot afford to place them.
- Tarnish-free, waterproof and the lifetime guarantee answered on the call, not linked to
- The week's live offer carried into the conversation, code handed over mid-call
- Order confirmation, delivery and upsell, and cancelled-order feedback, not only cart recovery
- Quiet hours, US state rules and the internal DNC list enforced before anything dials
The results
329 attributed events across 312 individual customers, and a 0% revocation rate: not one of them was reversed. 3,501 recovery conversations averaged 29 seconds each, which works out to roughly $10.50 of recovered revenue for every conversation the agent completed.
Beyond the numbers
The real breakthrough came from learning why customers were abandoning in the first place. Callsy's call transcripts surfaced the recurring objections:
โIs that discount still good if I order tonight?โ
โIt is a gift, will it get here in time?โ
โWhat happens if it does fade on me?โ
Those insights turned into improvements across FAQs, landing pages, and email flows. Tackling objections earlier so fewer carts reach abandonment in the first place.
What's next
Cart recovery is where most brands stop. MyLoveMyTreasure pointed Callsy at the rest of the order instead, which is why 154 of the 329 attributed events are not cart recoveries at all. They are orders placed after a confirmation or delivery call, worth $15,887 on their own.
Inbound is already running quietly in the background. 58 customers have called the number back and talked to the agent rather than a person, averaging 59 seconds, roughly twice the length of an outbound recovery call. People stay on longer when they are the ones who dialled.
The seasonal calendar is the obvious next lever. Every bundle and every holiday offer is a reason to call a list that has already bought once, and there are 11,656 contacts sitting in the system.
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