QBRs - what approach do you follow for low touch accounts?
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- Enterprise Accounts
- Occurrence: once a quarter
- Attendee: Leadership from both sides
- Time: 1 Hour
- Topics Covered
- In-Depth Roadmap review and input
- Customer Metrics
- Recommendations
- Future KPIs for both sides
- Small to Medium
- Occurrence: every 6 months (depending on customer's growth potential to be Enterprise)
- Attendee: Day-to-day contact and maybe team leads
- Time: 1 Hour
- Topics Covered
- Simpo Roadmap
- Customer Metrics
- Future KPIs
Love this, Jordan ?
These are great answers by @Max Smith-Gee.
It really is about finding a good rhythm based on customer segment and journey.
For us on the SMB side we have found:
- Bi-weekly calls during onboarding (separate training team focusing on usage so CSMs can drive value)
- Monthly calls during first value
- QBRs during desired outcome
We make the bi-weekly calls and monthly calls mandatory for SMB customers and the QBRs optional. This is all just on the SMB side - we have different journeys and cadences for mid-market and enterprise.
It really is about finding a good rhythm based on customer segment and journey.
For us on the SMB side we have found:
- Bi-weekly calls during onboarding (separate training team focusing on usage so CSMs can drive value)
- Monthly calls during first value
- QBRs during desired outcome
We make the bi-weekly calls and monthly calls mandatory for SMB customers and the QBRs optional. This is all just on the SMB side - we have different journeys and cadences for mid-market and enterprise.
Jordan Silverman
jordan.silverman@usestarfish.com
(914) 844-5775
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordansilverman/
jordan.silverman@usestarfish.com
(914) 844-5775
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordansilverman/
One thing I forgot to mention is if you are really looking to scale the Business Review activity for those low-touch customers or even some of your enterprise customers, I think it's critical to start productizing the QBR activity within your platform. This can be achieved through several methods but some common ones are 'overview dashboards' that provide historical metrics and recommendations, or weekly digests to low-touch customers in replacement of actual Business Review meetings. This is always fun to think through because you'll get to collaborate with your Product Team too!
Hey Patricia, great question and it's difficult to give a specific answer as I believe Business Reviews need to be controlled and tailored to each company depending on the CS Team size, business model, use case, etc. With that said, some rules of thumb I follow for QBRs are customer segmentation, length, who attends, and what content is covered. Here are a couple examples:
Max
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