Scan your support tickets, surveys, and conversations for sentiment drops whenever you ask. See which accounts are slipping, what set each one off, and where to step in before it becomes churn.
Check recent tickets, surveys, and conversations for negative sentiment spikes: for each account affected, show what triggered the spike, the relevant context, and the actions I should take.
An illustrative example. Your output will reflect your own sources, data, and prompts.
Here's what a scan across your connected support tickets, surveys, and call notes surfaces right now: two accounts where sentiment dropped sharply over the past week, with what set each one off and where to step in
Two accounts crossed the negative threshold this week. Acme is the urgent one; it's inside the renewal window and its health score just fell 14 points.
| Account | What triggered the spike | Context worth knowing | Where to step in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acme Corp: Enterprise, $180K ARR, renews in 47 days | Three support tickets in five days against a one-a-month baseline; the latest reads “this is the third time I've reported this issue” and scores as very frustrated | Champion Sarah Chen just moved up to VP, a new lead (Mike) is still ramping on the product, and an API feature request was declined last month | Get the CSM on a call with Sarah this week and offer Mike's team a working session; health score has slid from 72 to 58 |
| Brightpath Logistics: Enterprise, $95K ARR, renews in 112 days | CSAT fell from 4.6 to 3.1 across two surveys, and the last email closed with a terse “we'll see” | Two onboarding milestones slipped, and a billing dispute has been open nine days | Escalate the billing ticket today and have the CSM re-baseline the onboarding plan |
Acme's renewal is 47 days out, so it's the one that can't wait; Brightpath has more runway, but the open billing dispute is the thread to pull first.
Want me to draft the outreach to Sarah at Acme, or widen the scan to every account renewing inside 90 days?
Customer Sentiment Scan reads your customer communications on demand: support tickets, survey responses, chat logs, and emails. When you ask, the JoySuite assistant Joy flags the accounts where sentiment has dropped or is trending down, so you can act before the relationship is damaged.
Link your support platform, survey tools, and communication channels once. Joy reads them read-only, and only when you ask. There's nothing running in the background.
Ask Joy to scan recent tickets, surveys, and conversations for negative sentiment spikes. Tell it what matters: "Flag any Enterprise account whose sentiment dropped this week, or that had 3+ negative interactions."
Get the accounts where sentiment slipped, each with what triggered it, the context worth knowing (ARR, renewal date, recent activity), and where to step in first.
Ask Joy to draft the outreach to an at-risk account or a summary for the CSM, then copy it into your email or CRM. You decide who to bring in and when.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your CS team already uses, customize the sources and wording, and anyone can run it in one click.
Catches gradual declines, not just sudden drops. Three "fine" tickets can signal trouble.
Each flagged account includes ARR, renewal date, health score, and recent activity for quick triage.
Because Joy reads the tickets when you ask, the read reflects the latest conversations, not a stale daily batch.
Joy surfaces the account owner and a suggested next step for each flagged account, so you know who should reach out.
Scan your largest accounts with higher sensitivity so small dips surface early.
Focus the scan on accounts approaching renewal within 90 days.
Check new customer sentiment during the critical first 90 days.
Scan for accounts trending happy. Perfect timing to ask for a case study or referral.
When you ask, JoySuite reads your support tickets, survey responses, chat logs, and emails, scores sentiment, and detects negative trends. It flags the accounts that dropped below your threshold so you can act on them.
You define what to look for: sentiment score drops below a threshold, multiple negative interactions in a time period, specific keywords, or gradual declines across touchpoints.
Yes. Each flagged account includes what triggered it, the customer's history, ARR, renewal date, health score, and suggested next steps so you can respond quickly and effectively.
Yes. For each flagged account, Joy surfaces the account owner and a suggested next step, so you know who should reach out. You decide when to bring in a manager. Joy hands you the context to share, it doesn't route or escalate on its own.
Yes. Beyond catching frustration, you can scan for positive sentiment too, surfacing the accounts that are particularly happy, perfect timing for case studies or referral requests.
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