Services
Two core practices and a fractional option
Start small with a two-week sprint, or go as deep as the work needs. Every engagement is built with your team, not handed to them.
Customer Success Audit
An outside, structured look at how your Customer Success function operates today, and what separates an average motion from one that reliably drives retention and expansion.
- Account health, coverage and hidden revenue risk
- The metrics that predict renewal, not just report it
- Team structure, segmentation and effort allocation
Service Delivery Design
Designing, or formalizing, the operating model that carries a signed deal through to a healthy, adopted customer, and keeps it there as volume grows.
- Handoff criteria across Sales, Implementation and Customer Success
- Onboarding right-sized to customer complexity
- Governance that keeps capacity aligned with sales growth
Why these two together. Service Delivery and Customer Success are usually run separately, yet share one outcome: a customer who adopts, renews and becomes a reference. The common failure is not a weak team. It is the absence of a shared model for how the two hand off and stay accountable as volume grows.
Four ways to work together
Diagnostic Sprint
2 weeksA structured review of the current Customer Success and delivery motion. Findings, a risk map and a prioritized roadmap.
Customer Success Audit
4 to 6 weeksAn assessment of accounts, coverage and metrics. An audit report, a renewal-predictive metric set and a 90-day plan.
Service Delivery Design
6 to 8 weeksHandoff criteria, a tiered onboarding model and a governance cadence. Built with your team, not handed to them.
Fractional Executive
2 to 3 days a weekInterim or part-time Customer Success and Service Delivery leadership through a transition or gap.
Scope and timing are agreed around your team, your customers’ complexity and your priorities.
Where the core work leads next
These come up once the handoffs are working. Each can stand alone or sit inside a larger engagement.
Start with a 30-minute conversation.
No pitch. We map where delivery and onboarding stand today, how accounts move from Sales to Implementation to Customer Success, and what a right-sized first engagement would look like.
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