Support path · 5 workflows
Keep and grow customers
Onboard well, spot renewal risk early and know when to talk expansion.
- Who it's for: Customer success managers
- 330 → 150 min in total (saves 180)
- 30 steps
The path, in order
Each workflow has its own prompt you can copy into any AI chat, and a checklist to tick off as you go.
Step 1 · Support · Customer Success Manager
Build a 30-day onboarding plan for a new account after kickoff
building a custom 30-day onboarding plan from scratch takes too much time, leading to generic plans that miss specific customer goals discussed during the sales process.
6 steps · 3 AI · 3 you
60 → 30 min(saves 30)View workflowStep 2 · Support · Customer Success Manager
Checking on onboarding projects that have gone quiet and figuring out why they are stuck before the client gets annoyed and complains.
Implementation projects stall quietly because client contacts get busy, technical setup hits a snag, or internal teams drop the ball. Customer Success Managers often only notice the delay when a client sends an angry email demanding to know why nothing has happened in three weeks.
6 steps · 3 AI · 3 you
60 → 25 min(saves 35)View workflowStep 3 · Support · Customer Success Manager
Spot which accounts are at renewal risk before the renewal call
Customer success managers often realize an account is going to churn only after the renewal notice is ignored or the cancellation request arrives, because usage drops and support tickets pile up across different systems before anyone connects the dots.
6 steps · 3 AI · 3 you
45 → 20 min(saves 25)View workflowStep 4 · Support · Customer Success Manager
Prepare a quarterly business review deck for a customer account using product usage data and past support tickets
Pulling data from multiple systems and summarizing months of ticket history by hand takes hours, leading to rushed decks that miss key usage trends or unresolved support patterns.
6 steps · 3 AI · 3 you
120 → 60 min(saves 60)View workflowStep 5 · Support · Customer Success Manager
Identifying which accounts are ready for an expansion conversation based on their product usage and feature adoption data.
Customer Success Managers often pitch tier upgrades too early or too late because tracking usage data across dozens of accounts by hand takes too much time, meaning expansion opportunities are missed or conversations happen when clients are already frustrated.
6 steps · 4 AI · 2 you
45 → 15 min(saves 30)View workflow
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