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Written by Julie Zehntner
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Summary

An overview of the key responsibilities of a Customer Success (CS) team and how Accoil helps ensure customers stay healthy, engaged, and successful

How this helps

Gives CS teams the tools to proactively support customers, reduce churn, and drive long-term success by tracking customer health signals in Accoil.



The Role of Customer Success in Customer Health

Your job as a Customer Success professional is simple (but not easy): keep customers happy, engaged, and successful.

With Accoil’s Customer Health Scores, you can spot risks before they turn into churn, help customers get more value from your product, and build lasting relationships. Whether it’s personalizing onboarding, identifying struggling users, or finding upsell opportunities, Accoil gives you the insights you need to take action -before it’s too late.

Key Tasks of a Customer Success Team & How Accoil Helps

Task

How Accoil Helps

Tailor Onboarding

Identify new users and provide targeted guidance based on their activity. If a user engages with a specific feature frequently, send them tutorials or best practices.

Predictive Support

Spot early signs of trouble. If a group of users repeatedly struggles with a feature, create help materials or reach out proactively.

Check-In with Purpose

Use real-time data to time your outreach. If a user starts exploring a new feature, send tips or offer a quick check-in.

Enhance Customer Journeys

Customize experiences based on user segments. Small startups may need different support than enterprise clients—Accoil helps you track these differences.

Feedback Loops

Find customers who may be unhappy before they churn. If engagement drops, reach out for feedback and show you're listening.

Identify Upsell Opportunities

If a customer consistently uses advanced features, they may be ready for an upgrade. Accoil highlights these opportunities.

Monitor New Customers

Track early engagement and offer additional features when customers are ready. If a new user is thriving with basic features, introduce them to more advanced options.

Anticipate Needs

If a user frequently accesses support for a specific feature, offer training before they even ask.

Measure Success

Track how changes in your approach impact engagement and churn rates. Adjust strategies accordingly.

Account Health Scores

Get a big-picture view of each account's health, so you can focus on the right customers at the right time.

Trend Analysis

Spot long-term engagement patterns and adjust strategies to prevent churn before it happens.




How to Optimize Accoil for Customer Success

Maximize Accoil’s power by setting up Customer Health Profiles and tracking engagement trends.

Step

What It Does

Metrics to Use

  1. Set Up Your Customer Health Profile

Get a clear view of user and account health. Monitor trends in engagement and churn risk.

Customer Health Score, Frequency, Adoption Rate, Tenure, Active Users (Total & %)

  1. Use Profile Segments for Deeper Insights

Identify at-risk and engaged users quickly. Focus on the right customers at the right time.

Customer Health Score, Frequency, Adoption Rate, Tenure, Active Users

  1. Configure Account & User Activation

Define key moments when customers achieve value (e.g., completing setup).

Activation Rate, Customer Health Score, Adoption Rate

  1. Get Familiar with the Events Page

See which features customers use most (or ignore) to improve engagement strategies.

Feature Usage, Average Adoption, Engagement Score

  1. Pipe Insights to Relevant Teams

Send health alerts and insights to Sales, Support, and Marketing via tools like HubSpot, Intercom, and Slack.

Score Changes, Activation Changes, New Users, At-Risk Accounts


Final Thought

Customer Success is about being proactive, not reactive. Accoil helps you predict churn, support customers at the right time, and turn happy users into long-term advocates.

Start using Customer Health Scores today and get ahead of churn before it happens!



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