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Profiles that move
at fan speed.

Sfere ID updates profiles in real time as events arrive, so you see fan behavior as it happens. Activation systems always work from the current state, not a batch snapshot from hours ago.

  • Seconds, not hours
  • Current state, always
  • History + live together

Playable · The 19:42 moment

One moment.
Two fates.

19:42. Sara adds a ticket to her cart - and hesitates. This is the moment, and it lasts minutes, not hours. Press play: the same hesitation, run through two different kinds of profile.

19:42 🛒 ticket t_8841 in cart · Sara hesitates…
with Sfere ID · real-time 19:42:00
  1. 19:42:03

    the hesitation lands on her profile - as it happens

  2. 19:42:04

    lapse risk recalculates · she's eligible, right now

  3. 19:42:31

    still hesitating → the win-back rule fires

converted · 19:51 · while it mattered

The moment is still warm when you respond.

with the nightly batch 19:42:00
  1. 19:42:03

    the hesitation happens… and waits in the queue

  2. 02:00

    the nightly job runs - the profile finally learns it

  3. 09:00

    the win-back fires - 11 hours and 18 minutes cold

ignored · the moment had cooled

You learn about the moment after it has cooled.

Interest has a half-life. Real-time profiles mean you always act while it counts.

An illustrative simulation - the timings are the point: profiles that update as events arrive, versus profiles that wait for a batch.

How real-time profiles work

From event to intelligence
to action, in seconds

As signals arrive, profiles are updated instantly and distributed to every downstream system. Activation sees the current state and can respond in real time.

  1. 01

    Instant profile updates

    The moment a fan acts is the moment you learn about it. Profiles resolve and update in real time as signals arrive, not overnight in a batch job.

  2. 02

    Current state, always

    Activation systems always see the current profile state. No more campaign confusion caused by targeting old data that's already out of date by the time the campaign runs.

  3. 03

    History and real-time together

    Historical data and real-time events work from the same profile. Batch context is not lost; it's combined with live signals for complete intelligence.

  4. 04

    Faster response windows

    When a fan shows interest or intent, you have seconds to respond, not hours. Real-time profiles enable real-time activation, which improves conversion and reduces churn.

Why it matters

Urgency meets timing in
real-time engagement

Fan behavior is time-sensitive. Interest fades, intent changes, and opportunities close. Real-time profiles let you see fans as they act and respond instantly, so your activation systems work at the speed of fan behavior, not batch schedules.

See real-time activation
  • Catch fans in the moment of interest, when they're most likely to convert.
  • Reduce churn by responding to early warning signals before they become dropoffs.
  • Improve ad performance by suppressing fans who've already converted before the campaign runs.
  • Simplify operations by eliminating batch schedules and relying on real-time data flow.

Watch a profile move at fan speed

In a walkthrough, we'll fire a real event from your own stack and time how long it takes to land on the profile - then compare it with the batch you're running today. Bring a stopwatch; you won't need it.