Solutions
Reward the customers and behaviors that create incremental value, not every purchase indiscriminately. Leat weighs the expected impact of each incentive against its true cost and withholds offers that are unlikely to earn that cost back.



Leat can account for voucher value, discount depth, points liability, product cost, displaced sales, channel cost, and the specific basket or transaction involved.
Margin floors, budget caps, stacking policies, excluded products, incentive limits, and redemption conditions remove options that should never be offered.
The engine estimates the difference each permitted action could make and subtracts its cost. A smaller voucher, product reward, low-cost gesture, or no action can outrank a larger discount.
Leat records the expected cost and contribution of each decision. Optimization compares those estimates with realized purchases, margin, and holdout performance to show which incentives generated incremental value.
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