Recall the three signal types that make churn diagnosis sharper and faster.
Behavior signal A clue about whether the workflow is actually being used as intended. Examples: active manager usage, completed core workflow, feature breadth, admin activity. Value-proof signal A clue about whether the buyer can explain why the product is worth keeping. Examples: executive-ready report used, ROI review completed, internal success metric accepted. Stakeholder signal A clue about whether the people protecting the renewal still exist and still care. Examples: sponsor leaves, buyer skips QBRs, champion loses influence, no second owner exists. Which account is riskier? Signal comparison Account A is riskier because value-proof and stakeholder signals often matter more than…
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