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Quarterly business review prep from account data
Builds the draft quarterly business review pack for a customer success manager from the account's own usage, support and contract data.
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The problem
Preparing a quarterly business review means pulling usage from the product, tickets from the help desk and contract dates from the CRM, then turning it all into slides. Customer success managers lose a day per review, so smaller accounts never get one.
How it works
- Pulls usage, onboarding times, e-signature rates and support history for the account
- Adds the renewal date, seats and open requests from Salesforce
- Flags teams with low adoption or slow onboarding, with the likely reason
- Drafts the agenda and slide outline, with the source and date on every number
- Emails the draft to the customer success manager to check before anything reaches the customer
What it connects to
- Hannah (customer success manager)Can you prep the Kestrel Bay business review for next Thursday?
- AgentYes. Headlines: 391 of 420 users active, 1,840 clients onboarded last quarter, and average onboarding time is down to 11 days from 17 at go-live. Their contract renews in seven months.
- Hannah (customer success manager)Which team is lagging?
- AgentCommercial lines in Houston. 48 of 70 users are active and onboarding takes 15 days, mostly because they still collect documents by email for about a third of clients. I'd suggest a client portal refresher for that team.
- Hannah (customer success manager)Good. Anything else I should raise?
- AgentTheir 60-person Toronto team isn't on Quaywise yet, and Alicia asked about Canadian data residency last quarter, which Enterprise includes. I've emailed you the draft agenda and an eight-slide outline with sources.
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