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Churn Risk Management Systems
A 30,000ft view of every client and their likelihood of churn
How it runs
Inputs
Five signal feeds converge
Parallel — 5 jobs
- Milestone status
- NPS score
- Last-contact recency
- Delivery promise vs ROI
- Support and complaint volume
Churn risk is only credible if you can see the inputs
Step 01
Score each client
Step 02
Board ranked by risk
High risk
Alert owner with a play attached
Healthy
Expansion, testimonial pipeline
Parallel — 7 jobs
- 90 days out
- 60 days out
- 30 days out
- 14 days out
- 7 days out
- 3 days out
- 1 day out
Renewal-date lane running under the whole board
What it is
A single board scoring every client on the signals that actually precede churn, with renewal reminders escalating from 90 days out.
Stalled milestones, falling NPS, going quiet, delivery falling short of the promise.
You need this if you find out a client is leaving when they tell you: that's a notification system rather than a retention system, and every avoidable churn costs the acquisition cost again.
If your team already senses when an account wobbles, scoring it makes that sense transferable and visible to whoever can act.
What it does for you
The at-risk account surfaces weeks before the cancellation email
which is the only window where saving it is possible.
Renewal conversations become planned rather than reactive
so you're negotiating from foresight instead of surprise.
A gut feeling held by one experienced person becomes a score the whole team can act on
Built and running
School of Bots
Livewe know that the clients are the most susceptible to churn risk in the first 90 days. We also installed a retention system so that not only if we're working hard to get the clients, we can keep the clients. And so we have an early warning system where we know a few different data points that are going to feed into early churn risk
Anissa: — weekly automated Slack touchpoints, NPS at all key milestones, testimonial collection, and per-client ROI tracking to surface any time the delivery promise isn't being met
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