Spots the accounts about to churn while you still have time to act.
Save at-risk accounts weeks before they leave.
Health score: 38 · At risk
Why it's at risk
Usage down 40% in 30 days
2 support tickets unresolved
Champion just changed jobs
Kritmatta Agent active
Renewal in 6 weeks, flagged before the cancellation
Suggested save play
Re-engagement call + exec sponsor
Based on saves that worked before
Alert routed to the CSM
With the full timeline behind the flag
“Your customer success team is stretched across too many accounts to watch them all closely. So the quiet ones get ignored, until a renewal lands and a customer who stopped logging in two months ago decides not to continue. The signals were everywhere: support tickets going unanswered, usage dropping, the champion who left. Nobody connected them in time. By the time anyone notices, the relationship is already gone.”
CRM, support desk, product usage, billing. The agent pulls the signals that actually predict churn into one view.
Usage drop-off, unanswered tickets, missed QBRs, a departed champion, approaching renewal. Set the signals that matter for your business.
Every account gets a live health score. The agent watches for drops and the combinations of signals that precede churn.
When an account drifts at-risk, the right owner gets an alert with the full context and a suggested next step, while there is still time to act.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
Whatever predicts churn in your business: product usage trends, support ticket volume and resolution, email responsiveness, contract dates, and changes like a champion leaving. It combines them rather than relying on any single number.
Whoever owns the account, routed automatically: the CSM, the AM, or a manager for high-value accounts. You set the routing rules, and urgent risks can also post to Slack.
Both. Every alert comes with the context behind the risk and a suggested save play based on what has worked before. You decide whether to act, adjust, or escalate.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.
Spots the accounts about to churn while you still have time to act.
Save at-risk accounts weeks before they leave.
Health score: 38 · At risk
Why it's at risk
Usage down 40% in 30 days
2 support tickets unresolved
Champion just changed jobs
Kritmatta Agent active
Renewal in 6 weeks, flagged before the cancellation
Suggested save play
Re-engagement call + exec sponsor
Based on saves that worked before
Alert routed to the CSM
With the full timeline behind the flag
“Your customer success team is stretched across too many accounts to watch them all closely. So the quiet ones get ignored, until a renewal lands and a customer who stopped logging in two months ago decides not to continue. The signals were everywhere: support tickets going unanswered, usage dropping, the champion who left. Nobody connected them in time. By the time anyone notices, the relationship is already gone.”
CRM, support desk, product usage, billing. The agent pulls the signals that actually predict churn into one view.
Usage drop-off, unanswered tickets, missed QBRs, a departed champion, approaching renewal. Set the signals that matter for your business.
Every account gets a live health score. The agent watches for drops and the combinations of signals that precede churn.
When an account drifts at-risk, the right owner gets an alert with the full context and a suggested next step, while there is still time to act.
Works with the tools you've already got. Nothing to move, nothing to learn.
Whatever predicts churn in your business: product usage trends, support ticket volume and resolution, email responsiveness, contract dates, and changes like a champion leaving. It combines them rather than relying on any single number.
Whoever owns the account, routed automatically: the CSM, the AM, or a manager for high-value accounts. You set the routing rules, and urgent risks can also post to Slack.
Both. Every alert comes with the context behind the risk and a suggested save play based on what has worked before. You decide whether to act, adjust, or escalate.
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. No tech skills needed.