Building out the Customer Success Team at Record360 from nothing, we had a few challenges that I was trying to solve with automation in regards to the customer journey.
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Onboarding - making sure customers were being trained, (kickoff call for high-touch customers) had a 30-day review, and using the platform. We built triggers that emailed the AE and CSM if they were not trained in the first 2 weeks, then had a usage report emailed automatically at 30 days for both teams to see. These emails were triggered from the closed-won date.
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Ongoing success - 90 day review - for the high-touch segment the CSM receives an email with the usage through the first 90 days and determines if a meeting needs to take place. We have other triggers for account milestones and goals we want to accomplish.
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Renewal - at six months prior to the renewal - we have a playbook to engage the customer, look for expansion, and capture the renewal.
We've also built dashboards to be able to quickly see the customers in each segment and determine which steps need to take place.
First step - think about the steps in the customer journey that you either want to automate directly to the customer or notify your CSM's to take an action
Second step - building and testing in salesforce
Both can be equally complicated if you're doing it yourself, but happy to help if I can
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Chris Rosa
Customer Success Manager
Record360
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-23-2021 09:31
From: Angela Guedes
Subject: Playbooks in Salesforce
Hi everyone,
Does anyone here has experience creating playbooks, if possible with alerts, in Salesforce? Tried to find documentation online but without luck. If you can share how you did it or, even better, connect on a call, would highly appreciate!
Thank you.
#CustomerJourney
#Technology
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Angela Guedes
Head of Customer Engagement
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