The signals were there
Seven tickets, two NPS drops and a review, spread across three tools and three teams.
Set the windows you care about. Atlas flags every account that enters one, says which signals moved, and hands the play to an owner before the renewal call is booked.
Seven tickets, two NPS drops and a review, spread across three tools and three teams.
A red score the week of the renewal is a post-mortem, not a warning.
Knowing an account is at risk changes nothing unless someone owns the next move.
Renewal windows and churn thresholds per segment. Atlas watches every account against them.
Support severity, sentiment, usage and coverage each move the score, and each move is explained.
The recommended action, with owner, deadline and confidence, in the Signal Desk and the CRM.
Every account entering a renewal or churn window, with what changed.
Each alert carries the signals that fired it, sourced.
Scoped to each book, ranked by revenue at risk.
Rolled up by segment and by cause.
Actions that ship to Slack and the CRM with approval.
Which plays ran and which accounts recovered.
Six of the 76 connectors this surface reads from. Each connects once over OAuth and is read continuously.
As early as the window you set. Atlas flags an account the moment it enters a renewal window or crosses a health threshold, with the signals that moved it.
No. Atlas reads from it and ships plays back to it. Gainsight, Salesforce and HubSpot stay the system of record.
Most connectors: 5 to 10 minutes over OAuth. Custom enterprise sources: 2 to 3 weeks with a dedicated engineer.
Act on anything touching pricing or an account inside its renewal window. Those stop and ask, in every autonomy mode.
Connect your first source in an afternoon. The first pass lands before your next standup.
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