Retention
Spot the customers drifting away while there’s time to win them back

See risk early
The Data Agent flags falling usage and rising tickets. Each flag explains its reasons.
Act with the right person
Tasks go to the account owner on their own. A plan for each kind of risk.
Win them back with relevance
Campaigns based on what each customer uses. Offers that fit their history.
Renew with confidence
Renewal dates and health on every account. Ideas for growing healthy customers.

What changes
Retention is a team effort

What your service team notices
Service sees the tickets, marketing sees the emails and sales sees the renewal date. On one record, everyone sees the same warning signs and knows who acts.
Customers notice the difference: help arrives before they ask, and renewal conversations start with what they’ve achieved.
TRUSTED BY TEAMS IN BANKING, RETAIL, MANUFACTURING AND SOFTWARE
Illustrative customers for this demo.
Customer stories
Remarkable results, in every industry
Banks, retailers, manufacturers and software companies grow with Hourglass.
Illustrative stories for this demo.

“Our relationship managers see every product, conversation and service request for a business on one record. The Data Agent tells them which owners to call this week, and why.”
Daniel Okafor
Head of Relationship Banking, Allica Bank
27%
more cross-sell conversations per relationship manager
6 weeks
from kickoff to the first team live

“We build segments from what people actually bought, online or from a café that stocks our cups, not from who opened an email. The Campaign Agent drafts the whole plan, and we spend our time on the offer instead of the setup.”
Sam Whitaker
Head of Ecommerce, KeepCup
31%
more repeat orders
4x
faster campaign builds

“Quotes, orders and dealer conversations used to live in three systems and a lot of inboxes. Now our sales team and our dealers work from the same account record, and quotes go out the same day.”
Grace Haddad
VP of Dealer Sales, Suzuki
34%
faster quote turnaround
3
legacy systems retired