Subscription businesses
Skip, pause, change, cancel.
Subscription support is dominated by a handful of account actions, and how well you handle them largely determines retention.
“Cancellation requests go to whoever is free, get handled differently every time, and we learn nothing from them.”
Account actions are handled consistently
Skip, pause and change are defined actions with entitlement checks rather than improvised each time.
Cancellations are always a person
Never automatic, always recorded with a reason. The reasons are the most valuable data a subscription business collects and most never aggregate them.
Support history beside the renewal
A customer with three unresolved cases approaching renewal is a decision about to be made without you.
Where to start
The questions customers in this trade arrive with.
Five that almost every company in this line of work is asked, repeatedly. Each one is either a knowledge gap, a process problem, or a question only the customer's own record can answer.
- “Why are customers cancelling?”
- “Which subscribers are at risk this month?”
- “What is confusing about our billing?”
- “How many pauses turn into cancellations?”
- “What did we promise this subscriber?”
What customers are asking about
This month, across every conversation.
Also relevant
Resolve order, payment and customer questions with full context.
Resolve order, payment and customer questions with full context.
Other trades
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