- Revenue at stake
- $184,230
- Confidence
- High
Reorder 34 days past this buyer's own cadence.
Customer revenue risk intelligence
Your books and inbox already hold the clues. ChurnRisk puts them together, ranks the revenue at stake, and shows you the source while there is still time to make the right call.
Reorder 34 days past this buyer's own cadence.
Separate systems
Each clue looks small on its own. Together, they show a relationship changing.
Reorder 34 days past this buyer's own cadence
The expected February 8 buying beat is absent.
Two outbound messages with no customer response since March 11
Hi Jordan, checking whether the next replenishment order is ready to schedule.
Following up on your next replenishment order. Has the buying contact changed?
Time to act
March is the real path. September is the future early action avoids.
Monday list
ChurnRisk assembles the sources. The owner decides where to look first.
Reorder 34 days past this buyer's own cadence. Two outbound messages with no customer response since March 11.
Inspect the decision
Risk, value, visibility, and next action stay separate so each answer can be checked.
Buying later
The cadence gap is measured against this relationship's own buying history.
$184,230
Relationship value stays separate from the risk decision.
High
Accounting history and the selected inbox support this warning.
Open the source and choose the owner
The next step remains a human decision.
Relationship economics
Use numbers you can check by hand.
$3,070,500 × 6% = $184,230
How it works
ChurnRisk only reads QuickBooks. Its connector contains no accounting write operations.
Add only the team mailboxes you want ChurnRisk to read. Keep excluded labels and addresses outside.
Start with the customer worth the most, open the evidence, and decide who follows up.
Source evidence
A warning you cannot inspect does not belong on the owner's call list. When we cannot see enough, we say so. A missing source lowers confidence and never turns thin visibility into a healthy account.
Reorder 34 days past this buyer's own cadence
The expected February 8 buying beat is absent.
Two outbound messages with no customer response since March 11
Hi Jordan, checking whether the next replenishment order is ready to schedule.
Following up on your next replenishment order. Has the buying contact changed?
Evidence opened by Maya Chen, Owner
Owner control
ChurnRisk brings the evidence together. The owner changes the draft, chooses who owns it, and approves what reaches the customer.
Evidence opened by Maya Chen, Owner
Checking in on the next order. Let me know if the timing changed.
Jordan, I saw that your usual replenishment window passed. Has the buying contact changed, or should I coordinate the next order with you?
Assigned to Maya Chen, Owner
Follow-up approved by Maya Chen, Owner
Observable delivery
Sent and Delivered stay separate facts. Neutral receipt nodes show what the provider recorded.
Response and follow-through
Our buyer changed last month. I still need the same replenishment order. Can Maya Chen coordinate it with me?
Accounting evidence
The accounting event restores the visible cadence. It does not claim the saved outcome by itself.
Outcome ledger
The owner records the result, its attribution, and the amount she confirmed. The ledger stays connected to the warning and the work.
Henderson Industrial
The missing order
The customer relationship is still yours. ChurnRisk helps you see where to look. You decide what happens next.