Catch accounts cooling before they churn.
Rising heat is a sales signal. Falling heat is a churn warning. HeatCheck routes a save task to you when an account cools, ahead of the renewal.
The problem
You find out an account is disengaged when the renewal stalls. By then the drop-off has been happening for months and you are reacting, not saving.
What it does
Falling-heat alerts
A downward crossing on a customer triggers a save play.
What cooled
The audit trail shows which engagement dropped.
Ahead of renewal
You reach out with weeks, not days.
How it works
Track
Customer engagement feeds the heat scale.
Fall
A downward tier crossing is detected.
Save
A task lands with you and the context.
This is the half of the loop discovery tools cannot do, because watching accounts you own cool down is not their job.
The renewal that stalls was cooling for months. You just could not see it.
The short version.
How is a customer scored differently?
Same score, opposite action: falling heat routes to CS as a save task instead of a sales touch.
What counts as cooling?
A sustained downward crossing over the trend, not one quiet day.
How early do I hear about it?
As soon as the trend crosses, typically well ahead of the renewal window.
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