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Churn is easiest to fix before it looks like churn.

Usage drops, unresolved tickets, champion silence, and pricing tension show up in different tools. By the QBR, the risk is already stale. Outlit resolves those signals into one record and turns them into alerts, QBR briefs, and expansion plays.

45dearlier churn signals across the book
-35%time spent prepping for QBRs
+10%expansion conversion on flagged accounts

Turn retention signal into timely CS action.

Outlit agents read product usage, support history, CRM ownership, and conversations from one resolved account record. Click any workflow to see it run.

Today's churn triage
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Show me churn-risk accounts this week with the specific evidence.
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High risk: Canopy Analytics. DAU dropped from 41 to 14 over 4 weeks. Two P1 tickets in March about export failures. Customer wrote "we're looking at alternatives" on the second. No QBR scheduled.

Medium risk: Trellis Health. Champion Laura silent 19 days. New user Derek opened 3 SSO tickets in the past two weeks. Possible internal ownership change.

Re-engage Canopy this week with the export-failure follow-up. Map who owns the SSO conversation at Trellis before next Monday.
Write a message...Sonnet 4.6

See retention risk before the renewal scramble.

Plug in your product analytics, support, CRM, and conversations. Outlit gives CS the customer story without rebuilding it every quarter.

Pylon
Pylon
Tickets, P1 signal, threads
PostHog
PostHog
Usage, activation, intent
HubSpot
HubSpot
Account, plan, owner
Slack
Slack
Customer channels, mentions
Gmail
Gmail
Champion silence, threads
Granola
Granola
Call notes and asks
HubSpotHubSpot
AttioAttio
StripeStripe
PylonPylon
PostHogPostHog
SlackSlack
GmailGmail
GranolaGranola
FirefliesFireflies
CalendarCalendar
SupabaseSupabase
HubSpotHubSpot
AttioAttio
StripeStripe
PylonPylon
PostHogPostHog
SlackSlack
GmailGmail
GranolaGranola
FirefliesFireflies
CalendarCalendar
SupabaseSupabase

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