Customer success

No missed inquiries, renewals or warning signs

Channel Talk chats link to the customer as soon as they open, and every email lands on the timeline. Each account can hold several contracts, and you get a reminder and a task before each one ends. An agent finds accounts that have gone quiet or keep opening chats, and notes them in a status field.

What customer success teams worry about

  1. Channel Talk chats and email inquiries live apart from the customer record

    Chats and emails come together on the customer record

    When a Channel Talk chat opens, a chat record is created and linked to the customer by email. Emails and meetings land on the customer timeline, next to the notes sales left before the deal closed. You keep replying in Channel Talk, and the conversation follows into Trackit.

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  2. Each account has several contracts, so end dates and renewals slip

    Renewal prep starts before the contract ends

    Keep each contract as a record linked to the account with its end date, and a workflow creates the renewal deal on the day you set. Thirty days before the end, the owner gets a reminder and a follow-up task. However many contracts an account has, each one is tracked on its own.

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  3. You only have a hunch about which accounts are at risk

    An agent picks out the accounts to check on

    Set a workflow so that every week, at a time you choose, a custom agent reads each account’s recent contact, chats and open tasks, then fills in a status and the reason on the account. Team leads see account counts by status on the dashboard and decide where to start.

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How teams use it

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Recommended plan

Pro₩50,000 /user/month

Email and calendar sync, custom objects, dashboards and automation all come with the Pro plan.

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