Ask Joy to scan your upcoming renewals and get a written read with an inline chart: which subscriptions are at risk, the usage and engagement signals behind each, and where to focus first.
Analyze our [segment] subscriptions renewing in [window] and flag the ones at risk of churn (the usage and engagement signals behind each) so I know where to focus.
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I read the SMB accounts renewing in the next 90 days, $1.4M of ARR across the book. Most looks healthy, but 11% is showing real churn signals, and that slice is where your quarter is exposed.
Of the $1.4M renewing, roughly $952K looks healthy, $294K is worth watching, and $154K is genuinely at risk across seven accounts. That at-risk 11% is where the usage and engagement signals are stacking up.
The $154K at-risk slice is seven accounts. Three carry most of the exposure and share a clear pattern:
The read: the watch tier is mostly light usage that a nudge can fix, but the $154K at-risk band needs real intervention now, and it splits cleanly. Harbor Freight is an adoption problem, Pinewood a support-relationship problem, and Alder a sponsor problem, each needs a different save play, and all three are still inside the window to act.
Want me to draft the re-engagement outreach for these three, or run the same read weighted by ARR across your whole book?
Subscription Churn Predictor reads the usage and engagement behind your upcoming renewals when you ask (login trends, seat utilization, support history, sponsor changes) and gives you a written analysis with one clear chart. It ranks the renewal book by risk and explains the signals behind each at-risk account.
Point Joy at your usage analytics, CRM, and support data so it can read the signals behind each subscription at ask time.
Name the segment and the renewal window (SMB renewing in the next 90 days, say) and ask Joy to flag the accounts at risk of churn.
Get a chart of your renewal book split by risk and a written read on the at-risk accounts, each with the usage and engagement signals behind the flag.
Copy the read into your renewal planning, and ask Joy to draft outreach for the accounts you want to save based on what tripped each one.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.
Login frequency, active users, and seat utilization trends that precede a non-renewal.
Support escalations, QBR attendance, and sponsor changes that shift an account's risk.
The renewal book sorted so your attention goes to the accounts most likely to churn first.
Every at-risk flag comes with the specific signals that raised it, not just a score.
Run the read per CSM or AE so each owner sees the at-risk accounts in their own book.
Rank risk by ARR so a large shaky account outranks several small ones.
Have Joy draft the re-engagement note for an at-risk account from its exact signals.
Flip the lens to surface healthy accounts with signals pointing to an upsell instead.
Joy reads the usage and engagement signals behind your upcoming renewals (login trends, seat utilization, support history, sponsor changes) and weights them against how your accounts have churned before. It ranks the renewal book by risk and explains the signals behind each flag.
Falling logins, low seat utilization, unresolved support escalations, skipped QBRs, and the loss of an executive sponsor are among the strongest. Joy shows exactly which ones tripped for each account, so the flag is explainable, not a black-box score.
No. It's an on-demand read you run when planning renewals. Joy reads the signals at that moment and gives you the ranked list; it doesn't run on a schedule or push alerts.
Yes. Ask and Joy drafts re-engagement outreach for any flagged account, grounded in the specific signals behind its risk. You review and send it yourself. Joy writes the draft, it doesn't contact the customer.
No. Joy reads usage, support, and CRM data to analyze risk. It doesn't update records, change renewal status, or write anything back. You act on the read in your own systems.
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