Renewals
Rough rough draft / placeholder
Goal/Objective of Renewals
Section titled “Goal/Objective of Renewals”We want to maintain our customers and their revenue, but also to grow our relationship with them and increase their overall lifetime value.
Who is involved
Section titled “Who is involved”-
CRO
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Customer Success
Resources
Section titled “Resources”Hubspot: List of all companies and their first contract date and renewal date
- Go to Contacts > Companies > Renewals
Google Sheets: 2024 Sales Renewals
Process
Section titled “Process”The process is subject to change as we learn more about our customers and develop a playbook. In the meantime, we will identify what processes work and are repeatable. For these first renewals we will structure the process as follows:
Start Early - 60-90 days out should be enough time to have the conversations and work on the next agreement.
Questions to Ask / What We Need to Understand
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What are the expectations moving forward? Are there any timelines they are working against?
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Are there any new goals? How can we support them?
Success Metrics and KPIs
Section titled “Success Metrics and KPIs”We should develop a baseline to understand our renewal performance and identify common themes across customers that could help us improve the renewal process.
| Churn | Customers who do not renew | NumberPercentAnnual Contract Value |
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| Expansion or Upsell Bookings | Current customers who add to their existing contract | Number Expansion/Upsell Contract Value Average percent increase in Annual Contract Value |
| Time to Complete Renewal | KPI to track how long the process is taking | Number of weeks |
Also important to note are commonalities across customers such as:
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Pain points?
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What is working well?
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What is missing?
How will we measure and track the above three bullets?
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