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---
name: Customer Success Engine
description: Complete customer success, retention, and expansion revenue system. Use for churn prevention, health scoring, onboarding optimization, QBR preparation, expansion playbooks, win-back campaigns, and CS team operations.
metadata:
category: business
skills: ["customer-success", "retention", "churn", "expansion", "onboarding", "health-score", "nrr"]
---
# Customer Success Engine
Complete system for preventing churn, driving expansion, and turning customers into advocates. Covers the full lifecycle from onboarding through renewal and growth.
---
## Phase 1: Customer Health Scoring
### Health Score Model (0-100)
Build a composite score from leading indicators. Weight by your business model.
**Score Components:**
| Dimension | Weight | Signals | Scoring |
|-----------|--------|---------|---------|
| Product Usage | 30% | DAU/MAU ratio, feature breadth, core action frequency | <20% DAU/MAU = 0-3, 20-40% = 4-6, >40% = 7-10 |
| Engagement | 20% | Login trend (up/flat/down), support tickets, community activity | Declining = 0-3, Flat = 4-6, Growing = 7-10 |
| Relationship | 15% | Champion identified, exec sponsor, multi-threaded | No champion = 0-3, Champion only = 4-6, Multi-thread = 7-10 |
| Outcomes | 20% | Stated goals tracked, ROI documented, success milestones hit | 0 goals met = 0-3, Some = 4-6, All = 7-10 |
| Financial | 15% | Payment history, contract value trend, expansion signals | Late payments = 0-3, On-time = 4-6, Expanding = 7-10 |
**Health Tiers:**
| Score | Tier | Color | Action |
|-------|------|-------|--------|
| 80-100 | Thriving | π’ Green | Expansion plays, advocacy asks |
| 60-79 | Healthy | π‘ Yellow | Monitor, nurture, prepare upsell |
| 40-59 | At-Risk | π Orange | Intervention plan within 48 hours |
| 0-39 | Critical | π΄ Red | Executive escalation, save plan within 24 hours |
### Health Score YAML Template
```yaml
customer_health:
account: "[Company Name]"
arr: 0
tier: "enterprise|mid-market|smb"
csm: "[CSM Name]"
renewal_date: "YYYY-MM-DD"
scores:
product_usage:
score: 0 # 0-10
dau_mau_ratio: 0.0
core_actions_weekly: 0
features_adopted: 0 # out of total available
trend: "up|flat|down"
engagement:
score: 0
login_trend: "up|flat|down"
support_tickets_30d: 0
last_proactive_contact: "YYYY-MM-DD"
community_active: false
relationship:
score: 0
champion: "[Name, Title]"
exec_sponsor: "[Name, Title]"
contacts_count: 0
last_exec_touch: "YYYY-MM-DD"
outcomes:
score: 0
goals_defined: 0
goals_achieved: 0
roi_documented: false
last_success_milestone: ""
financial:
score: 0
payment_status: "current|late|delinquent"
expansion_signals: []
contraction_risk: false
composite_score: 0 # Weighted calculation
tier: "thriving|healthy|at-risk|critical"
last_updated: "YYYY-MM-DD"
```
---
## Phase 2: Onboarding (First 90 Days)
The first 90 days determine whether a customer stays for years or churns at renewal.
### Time-to-First-Value (TTFV) Framework
**Goal:** Get every customer to their "aha moment" as fast as possible.
**Step 1 β Define the Aha Moment by Segment:**
| Segment | Aha Moment | Target TTFV |
|---------|-----------|-------------|
| Enterprise | First workflow automated + team adopted | 30 days |
| Mid-Market | Core use case live + 3 users active | 14 days |
| SMB | First value-generating action completed | 24 hours |
| Self-serve | Core action completed | 10 minutes |
**Step 2 β Onboarding Milestones:**
```
Week 1: Technical Setup
β‘ Account provisioned and configured
β‘ Integration(s) connected
β‘ Admin trained on core settings
β‘ Success plan created (goals, timeline, stakeholders)
β‘ Kickoff call completed β attendees: champion + exec sponsor
Week 2-3: Core Adoption
β‘ Primary use case configured
β‘ First 5 users activated
β‘ Core workflow running
β‘ Quick win documented and shared with sponsor
Week 4-6: Expansion Adoption
β‘ Second use case identified and configured
β‘ 80% of licensed users active
β‘ Self-service resources shared (docs, videos, community)
β‘ 30-day check-in: review progress vs success plan
Week 7-12: Optimization
β‘ Advanced features introduced
β‘ Workflow optimization session
β‘ ROI calculation (first draft)
β‘ 90-day review: success plan scorecard, next quarter goals
```
### Onboarding Risk Signals
Flag immediately if any of these appear during onboarding:
| Signal | Severity | Response |
|--------|----------|----------|
| Champion leaves company | π΄ Critical | Find new champion within 48h, re-establish exec relationship |
| No login after Day 3 | π High | Personal outreach (call, not email) |
| Integration fails | π High | Escalate to engineering, provide workaround |
| Kickoff delayed >1 week | π‘ Medium | Escalate internally, offer flexible scheduling |
| <50% user activation by Day 30 | π‘ Medium | User adoption campaign (training, incentives) |
| No exec sponsor identified | π‘ Medium | Ask champion to intro their manager |
### Success Plan Template
```yaml
success_plan:
account: "[Company Name]"
created: "YYYY-MM-DD"
owner: "[CSM Name]"
stakeholders:
champion: { name: "", title: "", email: "" }
exec_sponsor: { name: "", title: "", email: "" }
technical_lead: { name: "", title: "", email: "" }
business_objectives:
- objective: "[What they want to achieve]"
metric: "[How we'll measure it]"
baseline: "[Current state]"
target: "[Goal state]"
timeline: "[By when]"
use_cases:
- name: "[Use case]"
status: "not-started|in-progress|live|optimizing"
go_live_date: "YYYY-MM-DD"
milestones:
- name: "Technical Setup Complete"
target_date: "YYYY-MM-DD"
status: "pending|complete|at-risk"
- name: "First Value Delivered"
target_date: ""
status: ""
- name: "Full Adoption"
target_date: ""
status: ""
risks:
- risk: ""
mitigation: ""
owner: ""
next_review: "YYYY-MM-DD"
```
---
## Phase 3: Ongoing Engagement & Lifecycle
### Touch Cadence by Tier
| Tier | Sync Meetings | Async Check-ins | QBRs | Executive Touch |
|------|--------------|-----------------|------|-----------------|
| Enterprise ($100K+) | Bi-weekly | Weekly | Quarterly | Quarterly |
| Mid-Market ($25-100K) | Monthly | Bi-weekly | Semi-annual | Semi-annual |
| SMB ($5-25K) | Quarterly | Monthly | Annual | None |
| Self-Serve (<$5K) | None (reactive) | Automated | None | None |
### Engagement Playbook by Health Tier
**π’ Thriving (80-100):**
- Share product roadmap previews (make them feel insider)
- Ask for case study / testimonial / reference
- Introduce expansion opportunities
- Invite to beta programs and advisory board
- Request G2/Capterra review
**π‘ Healthy (60-79):**
- Proactive best-practice sharing
- Feature adoption campaign for unused capabilities
- Schedule optimization workshop
- Update and review success plan goals
- Strengthen multi-threading (meet more stakeholders)
**π At-Risk (40-59):**
- 48-hour intervention plan required
- Root cause analysis: is it product, people, or process?
- Executive-to-executive outreach
- Offer dedicated support window or on-site visit
- Create 30-day recovery plan with weekly checkpoints
**π΄ Critical (0-39):**
- Same-day executive escalation
- Save call within 24 hours (CSM + manager + exec)
- Offer: dedicated implementation resource, contract restructure, product concessions
- Document blockers and get engineering commitment on fixes
- Daily check-in until health improves to Orange
### Lifecycle Email Sequences
**Adoption Nudge Sequence (triggered when feature adoption < 50%):**
```
Day 0: "You're missing out on [Feature] β here's what teams like yours do with it"
Day 3: "[Customer Name] saved 10 hours/week using [Feature] β quick setup guide"
Day 7: "Want a 15-min walkthrough of [Feature]? Here's my calendar link"
Day 14: [If no action] Flag for CSM personal outreach
```
**Renewal Prep Sequence (starts 90 days before renewal):**
```
Day -90: Internal β CSM reviews health score, usage data, open issues
Day -75: Success recap email β "Here's what you've achieved this year"
Day -60: ROI presentation β document value delivered
Day -45: Renewal discussion β terms, expansion, multi-year options
Day -30: Contract sent β if not signed, escalate
Day -14: Final follow-up β executive involvement if needed
Day -7: If unsigned β red alert, daily follow-up
```
---
## Phase 4: Churn Prevention
### Early Warning System
**Leading Indicators (detect 60-90 days before churn):**
| Indicator | Detection Method | Lead Time |
|-----------|-----------------|-----------|
| Usage decline >30% MoM | Automated monitoring | 90 days |
| Champion job change | LinkedIn monitoring, email bounce | 60-90 days |
| Support ticket spike then silence | Ticket trend analysis | 60 days |
| Billing page visits (no upgrade) | Product analytics | 45 days |
| Competitor evaluation | Web traffic, sales intel | 30-60 days |
| Data export requests | Product analytics | 30 days |
| Contract non-renewal signals | Procurement delays, legal questions | 30-45 days |
| Team member removals | License/seat changes | 30 days |
### Churn Reason Taxonomy
Classify every churn for pattern analysis:
| Category | Sub-Reasons | Preventable? |
|----------|-------------|-------------|
| Product | Missing feature, poor UX, bugs, performance | β
Partially |
| Value | ROI not realized, wrong use case, over-sold | β
Yes |
| Relationship | Champion left, poor CS experience, trust broken | β
Yes |
| Financial | Budget cuts, M&A, bankruptcy, price too high | β οΈ Sometimes |
| Competition | Switched to competitor, built in-house | β
Partially |
| Strategic | Business pivot, division shut down, deprioritized | β Rarely |
### Save Plays by Churn Reason
**Product gap:**
- Escalate to product team with revenue impact ($ARR at risk)
- Offer workaround or professional services to bridge gap
- Share roadmap with delivery commitment and timeline
- If feature is coming in <90 days, offer bridge discount
**Value not realized:**
- Re-onboard: new success plan, new goals, fresh training
- Assign senior CS resource or solutions architect
- Offer "value sprint" β 30-day intensive to prove ROI
- Document quick wins weekly and share with exec sponsor
**Champion left:**
- Within 48 hours: identify new primary contact
- Offer "new stakeholder onboarding" session
- Re-establish exec-to-exec relationship
- Provide business case document new champion can use internally
**Price objection:**
- Never discount without getting something back (multi-year, case study, referral)
- Restructure: remove unused features/seats, right-size the contract
- Offer payment terms (quarterly β annual = discount)
- Show ROI math: "You're paying $X, generating $Y in value"
**Competitor threat:**
- Competitive battlecard deployment
- Offer feature matching roadmap commitment
- Executive relationship leverage
- Switch cost analysis (show total cost of switching)
---
## Phase 5: Expansion Revenue
### Net Revenue Retention (NRR) Framework
**Target NRR by segment:**
| Segment | Good | Great | World-Class |
|---------|------|-------|-------------|
| Enterprise SaaS | 110% | 120% | 130%+ |
| Mid-Market SaaS | 105% | 110% | 120%+ |
| SMB SaaS | 95% | 100% | 110%+ |
**NRR Formula:** (Start MRR + Expansion - Contraction - Churn) / Start MRR Γ 100
### Expansion Signals
Watch for these buying signals:
| Signal | Strength | Play |
|--------|----------|------|
| Hitting usage limits | π₯ Hot | Proactive upgrade conversation |
| New team/department asking about product | π₯ Hot | Land-and-expand intro meeting |
| Requesting features on higher tier | π₯ Hot | Demo premium tier capabilities |
| Company funding round or growth announcement | π‘ Warm | Congratulate + "as you scale, here's how we help" |
| Champion promoted | π‘ Warm | Congratulate + "bring product to your new scope" |
| High health score + approaching renewal | π‘ Warm | Multi-year + expansion bundle |
| Requesting API access or integrations | π‘ Warm | Platform/enterprise tier positioning |
### Expansion Playbooks
**Seat Expansion:**
1. Monitor seat utilization monthly
2. When >80% seats used: "You're almost at capacity β here's a volume tier that saves $X per seat"
3. Offer: bulk discount for 2x seats, annual commitment for better rate
4. Share adoption success: "Your team's usage is in the top 10% of our customers"
**Tier Upgrade:**
1. Identify which premium features align with their goals
2. Run a "premium preview" β trial of advanced features for 14 days
3. Calculate ROI of upgrade: "Feature X will save your team Y hours/month"
4. Offer: upgrade at renewal for price lock, or mid-cycle upgrade with pro-rata
**Cross-Sell (New Product):**
1. Map customer's tech stack and identify gaps you fill
2. Warm intro: share relevant case study from similar company
3. Offer pilot: "30-day proof of concept, no commitment"
4. Bundle pricing: "Add Product B for 20% less than standalone"
**Land-and-Expand (New Department):**
1. Ask champion: "Which other teams face similar challenges?"
2. Offer: free workshop for new department
3. Provide champion with internal pitch deck
4. New department = new success plan, new champion, separate health tracking
---
## Phase 6: Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs)
### QBR Structure (60 Minutes)
```
1. Business Context (10 min)
- Customer shares business updates, priorities, challenges
- CS listens β do NOT present slides first
2. Value Delivered (15 min)
- Usage dashboard: adoption, engagement, trends
- ROI recap: goals set β outcomes achieved β dollar impact
- Success stories: specific wins this quarter
- Comparison: "Here's how you compare to peers in your industry"
3. Roadmap & Innovation (10 min)
- Product roadmap aligned to THEIR priorities
- Early access / beta opportunities
- Industry trends and best practices
4. Success Plan Review (15 min)
- Score previous quarter's goals
- Set next quarter's objectives
- Identify blockers and resource needs
- Assign owners and timelines
5. Strategic Discussion (10 min)
- "What keeps you up at night?"
- "Where is the business heading in the next 12 months?"
- Expansion opportunities (based on their strategy)
- Introduce new stakeholders if relationship gaps exist
```
### QBR Prep Checklist
```
β‘ Pull 90-day usage data and create dashboard
β‘ Calculate ROI / value delivered (specific numbers)
β‘ Review health score trend (improving? declining?)
β‘ Check open support tickets β resolve before QBR
β‘ Review success plan β score each goal
β‘ Draft next quarter objectives (aligned to their business)
β‘ Prepare 1-2 expansion recommendations with ROI projections
β‘ Identify who should attend (their side + yours)
β‘ Send pre-read agenda 5 days before
β‘ Prepare competitive intel (in case competitors come up)
```
### Post-QBR Follow-Up Template
```
Subject: [Company] + [Your Company] β Q[X] Review Recap & Next Steps
Hi [Name],
Thank you for a productive review today. Here's a summary:
**What We Achieved in Q[X]:**
- [Goal 1]: [Result + metric]
- [Goal 2]: [Result + metric]
- [Goal 3]: [Result + metric]
**Q[X+1] Objectives:**
1. [Objective] β Owner: [Name], Target: [Date]
2. [Objective] β Owner: [Name], Target: [Date]
3. [Objective] β Owner: [Name], Target: [Date]
**Action Items:**
- [ ] [Action] β [Owner] by [Date]
- [ ] [Action] β [Owner] by [Date]
**Next QBR:** [Date]
Looking forward to another strong quarter together.
[Name]
```
---
## Phase 7: Win-Back Campaigns
### Win-Back Timing
| Time Since Churn | Approach | Success Rate |
|-----------------|----------|-------------|
| 0-30 days | "We miss you" + address churn reason | 15-25% |
| 30-90 days | Product update + improvement proof | 10-15% |
| 90-180 days | Major release + special offer | 5-10% |
| 180-365 days | Annual check-in + case study | 2-5% |
| >365 days | Remove from active campaigns | <2% |
### Win-Back Email Sequence
**Email 1 (Day 7 post-churn):**
```
Subject: We fixed [their specific issue]
Hi [Name],
I know [specific churn reason] was frustrating. I wanted you to know we've [specific improvement].
[If product: "Here's what changed: [feature/fix description]"]
[If value: "We've redesigned onboarding to get to value in [X days]"]
[If price: "We have new plans that might work better for your budget"]
No pressure β but if you'd like to take another look, I'm here.
[Name]
```
**Email 2 (Day 30):**
```
Subject: [Their industry] companies are seeing [specific result]
Hi [Name],
Since we last spoke, [similar company] achieved [specific metric] using [product].
We've shipped [X] improvements in the past month, including:
- [Improvement 1]
- [Improvement 2]
Would a quick catch-up be useful? Happy to show what's new.
[Name]
```
**Email 3 (Day 90 β major release only):**
```
Subject: [Product] [Version] β built with your feedback
Hi [Name],
We just launched [major feature/version] and your feedback directly influenced it.
[1-2 sentence description of what's new and why it matters to them]
I'd love to give you a private preview. Want to jump on a 15-minute call this week?
[Name]
```
---
## Phase 8: CS Metrics Dashboard
### Weekly CS Metrics
```yaml
cs_dashboard:
week: "YYYY-WXX"
portfolio:
total_accounts: 0
total_arr: 0
health_distribution:
green: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
yellow: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
orange: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
red: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
retention:
gross_retention_rate: 0.0 # Target: >90%
net_retention_rate: 0.0 # Target: >110%
logo_retention_rate: 0.0 # Target: >85%
arr_churned_mtd: 0
arr_contracted_mtd: 0
expansion:
arr_expanded_mtd: 0
expansion_pipeline: 0
upsell_conversations: 0
expansion_rate: 0.0 # Target: >15% annually
engagement:
avg_health_score: 0 # Target: >70
health_score_trend: "up|flat|down"
qbrs_completed: 0
nps_score: 0 # Target: >50
csat_score: 0.0 # Target: >4.5/5
onboarding:
active_onboardings: 0
avg_ttfv_days: 0 # Target: <14 for MM, <30 for Ent
onboarding_completion_rate: 0.0 # Target: >90%
renewals:
upcoming_30d: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
upcoming_60d: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
upcoming_90d: { count: 0, arr: 0 }
on_track: 0
at_risk: 0
```
### Monthly Review Questions
1. Which accounts moved from Green β Yellow or worse? Why?
2. Which accounts moved UP in health? What worked?
3. What's the #1 churn reason this month? Is it trending?
4. Are we multi-threaded in our top 10 accounts?
5. What expansion pipeline exists for next quarter?
6. Which CSMs are carrying at-risk concentration?
7. Are QBRs driving measurable behavior change?
8. What product feedback should we escalate to product team?
---
## Phase 9: Cohort Analysis & Retention Metrics
### Building a Retention Cohort Table
Track by signup month (or contract start). Measure at regular intervals.
**Example SaaS Retention Cohort:**
```
Month 0 Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 6 Month 12
Jan cohort 100% 92% 87% 84% 78% 68%
Feb cohort 100% 94% 90% 88% 82% β
Mar cohort 100% 91% 85% β β β
```
**What to look for:**
- **Vertical improvement:** Are newer cohorts retaining better? (product/onboarding improving)
- **Drop-off cliff:** Where's the steepest decline? (Month 1-2 = onboarding problem, Month 6-12 = value/renewal problem)
- **Cohort outliers:** Which cohort retained best? What was different? (marketing channel, sales rep, onboarding changes)
- **Revenue retention vs logo retention:** Are you keeping ARR even if losing logos? (expansion offsetting churn)
### Engagement-to-Retention Mapping
| Engagement Level | Behavior | Retention Prediction | Action |
|-----------------|----------|---------------------|--------|
| Power User | Daily, multi-feature, creates content | 95%+ renewal | Advocate program, expansion |
| Regular | 3-4x/week, core features | 85-95% | Feature adoption, optimization |
| Casual | 1-2x/week, limited features | 60-80% | Re-engagement campaign |
| Dormant | <1x/week or inactive | 20-40% | Urgent intervention |
| Ghost | No activity 30+ days | <20% | Win-back or churn prep |
---
## Phase 10: Advanced Patterns
### Segmented Retention Strategies
**By Company Size:**
- Enterprise: relationship-driven, executive alignment, dedicated CSM, custom integrations
- Mid-Market: process-driven, scalable touch model, pooled CS with named CSM
- SMB: product-driven, self-service resources, automated engagement, 1:many CS
**By Customer Maturity:**
- Year 1: Onboarding focus, TTFV, quick wins, habit formation
- Year 2: Optimization, expansion, deeper integration, advocacy
- Year 3+: Strategic partnership, executive alignment, platform consolidation, co-innovation
### Customer Advisory Board (CAB)
**Structure:**
- 8-12 customers, mix of segments and industries
- Quarterly virtual meetings (90 min) + annual in-person
- Topics: product roadmap input, market trends, peer networking
- Incentive: early access to features, direct access to product leadership, recognition
**Selection criteria:**
- Health score >70
- Active for >6 months
- Willing to provide candid feedback
- Represents a strategic segment or use case
### Voice of Customer (VoC) Program
**Collection Points:**
1. NPS survey: quarterly (relationship) + post-interaction (transactional)
2. CSAT: after support tickets, after onboarding, after QBR
3. In-app feedback: feature requests, bug reports, satisfaction micro-surveys
4. Win/loss interviews: 30-min call within 2 weeks of decision
5. Churn interviews: exit survey + optional call
6. Advisory board: structured feedback sessions
**Action Framework:**
- Score 0-6 (Detractor): Personal outreach within 24h, root cause, recovery plan
- Score 7-8 (Passive): Follow up with improvement survey, feature education
- Score 9-10 (Promoter): Thank you, ask for review/referral/case study
### Multi-Product Customer Success
When a customer uses multiple products:
- Unified health score (weighted by product ARR contribution)
- Single CSM as primary, product specialists as needed
- Cross-product adoption: "Since you use Product A for X, Product B handles Y"
- Bundled QBRs: one strategic review covering all products
- Cross-product churn risk: losing one product increases risk for others
---
## Edge Cases
### Mergers & Acquisitions
- Customer acquires company: opportunity to expand (new users/departments)
- Customer gets acquired: risk β new leadership may consolidate vendors. Get ahead: meet new stakeholders, re-prove value, prepare competitive defense
- You get acquired: proactive communication, continuity assurance, retention incentives
### Seasonal Businesses
- Adjust health scoring for expected usage dips (don't flag summer slowdown as churn risk)
- Front-load engagement before peak season
- QBRs timed to pre-season planning
### Champion Burnout
- If your champion is carrying the product internally with no support, help them: provide internal presentation decks, ROI docs, and executive summaries they can share
- Reduce their burden: offer admin training for their team, self-service resources
- Celebrate their wins publicly (with permission) to increase their internal visibility
### Economic Downturn
- Proactive outreach: "We know budgets are tight β let's review your ROI together"
- Offer: right-size contracts, payment flexibility, ROI workshops
- Position as cost-saving: "Here's what you'd spend replacing us with manual work"
- Lock in multi-year at current rate before price increases
### High-Touch to Low-Touch Transition
- When downgrading a customer's CS tier (e.g., after contraction):
- Communicate clearly: "Here's what changes and what stays the same"
- Provide self-service toolkit to replace CSM meetings
- Set up automated health monitoring with escalation triggers
- Transition call: introduce new support model, share resources
---
## Natural Language Commands
Use these to interact with the system:
1. **"Score [account]"** β Run health score calculation
2. **"Onboarding plan for [account]"** β Generate 90-day onboarding plan
3. **"QBR prep for [account]"** β Generate QBR agenda, data summary, and recommendations
4. **"Churn risk for [account]"** β Analyze leading indicators and generate risk assessment
5. **"Expansion opportunities for [account]"** β Identify and score expansion plays
6. **"Win-back plan for [account]"** β Generate win-back sequence based on churn reason
7. **"Renewal prep for [account]"** β Generate renewal timeline, risk assessment, and talk track
8. **"Portfolio review"** β Generate weekly CS dashboard from all tracked accounts
9. **"Cohort analysis"** β Build retention cohort table from customer data
10. **"Success plan for [account]"** β Generate or update success plan with goals and milestones
11. **"Save play for [account]"** β Generate intervention plan for at-risk customer
12. **"NRR report"** β Calculate net revenue retention with expansion/contraction breakdown
This skill is a complete Customer Success Engine that standardizes health scoring, onboarding, engagement, churn prevention, and expansion playbooks. It delivers runnable templates, milestone checklists, and playbooks to reduce churn and grow expansion revenue. Use it to operationalize CSM activities across segments and lifecycle stages.
The system builds a composite 0β100 health score from product usage, engagement, relationship, outcomes, and financial signals, then maps scores to tiers with automated actions. It provides onboarding frameworks (TTFV, milestones, risk signals), cadence and playbooks by health tier, early warning indicators for churn, and structured expansion and QBR templates. YAML templates and sequences make it easy to integrate with analytics, CRM, and ticketing systems.
How is the composite health score calculated?
The composite score weights five dimensions (product usage, engagement, relationship, outcomes, financial) and scales each 0β10 before applying segment-appropriate weights to yield 0β100.
What do I do when a champion leaves during onboarding?
Identify a new champion within 48 hours, run a new stakeholder onboarding session, and re-establish executive sponsorship immediately.