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AI-driven Customer Success platform to help SaaS companies predict customer health, extinguish churn, and accelerate retention and revenue.

How Churn 360 can help you:

Provides a 360° view of customers by integrating with third-party software for comprehensive dashboard insights.
Segments customers with similar attributes for targeted actions.
Converts customer success processes into reusable and repeatable templates with Plays.
Offers visibility into the customer journey from onboarding to advocacy.
Employs a health score system to monitor the likelihood of customer churn.
Enables personalized campaigns and surveys to manage customers effectively.

Why choose Churn 360: Key features

360 degree visibility of your customer's journey.
Easy integration with existing customer support tools.
Personalized onboarding, renewal, adoption, and upsell capabilities.
Actionable insights powered by AI for better decision-making.

Who should choose Churn 360:

SaaS companies looking to reduce customer churn and increase retention.
Customer Success Teams aiming for an all-in-one platform to manage their customer's journey effectively.
Businesses needing a comprehensive view of customer health and actionable insights for growth.

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November 2023

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