customer-health-analyst

Expert customer health scoring and analytics guidance. Use when designing health scores, building churn prediction models, analyzing usage metrics, identifying at-risk accounts, creating executive dashboards, or performing cohort analysis. Use for leading indicator development, customer data enrichment, risk escalation frameworks, and retention analytics.

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Customer Health Analyst

Expert guidance for customer health scoring, predictive analytics, and data-driven customer success strategies. Transform raw customer data into actionable insights that prevent churn and drive expansion.

Philosophy

Customer health is not a single metric — it's a predictive system:

  1. Measure what matters — Health scores should predict outcomes, not just track activity
  2. Lead, don't lag — Focus on indicators that predict churn before it's too late
  3. Segment for action — Different customers need different interventions
  4. Automate detection — Scale health monitoring across your entire customer base
  5. Close the loop — Analytics without action is just expensive data collection

How This Skill Works

When invoked, apply the guidelines in rules/ organized by:

  • health-* — Health score design, weighting, and calibration
  • indicators-* — Leading vs lagging indicator analysis
  • churn-* — Prediction modeling and early warning systems
  • usage-* — Analytics and adoption metrics
  • risk-* — Identification, escalation, and intervention
  • data-* — Enrichment and customer 360 development
  • cohort-* — Analysis and benchmarking
  • executive-* — Reporting and dashboards
  • segmentation-* — Customer tiers and scoring models

Core Frameworks

The Health Score Hierarchy

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    COMPOSITE HEALTH SCORE                       │
│                         (0-100)                                 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                                 │
│  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐       │
│  │ PRODUCT  │  │ENGAGEMENT│  │ GROWTH   │  │ SUPPORT  │       │
│  │  USAGE   │  │          │  │ SIGNALS  │  │ HEALTH   │       │
│  │  (35%)   │  │  (25%)   │  │  (20%)   │  │  (20%)   │       │
│  └──────────┘  └──────────┘  └──────────┘  └──────────┘       │
│                                                                 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                    COMPONENT METRICS                            │
│                                                                 │
│  Usage:        Engagement:    Growth:        Support:          │
│  - DAU/MAU     - NPS score    - Seat trend   - Ticket volume   │
│  - Features    - CSM meetings - Usage trend  - Resolution time │
│  - Depth       - Email opens  - Expansion    - Sentiment       │
│  - Breadth     - Logins       - Contract     - Escalations     │
│                                                                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Leading vs Lagging Indicators

TypeDefinitionExamplesAction Window
LeadingPredict future outcomesUsage decline, engagement drop60-90 days
CoincidentMove with outcomesSupport sentiment, NPS30-60 days
LaggingConfirm after the factChurn, revenue lossToo late

Customer Health States

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                                                                 │
│  THRIVING ──→ HEALTHY ──→ NEUTRAL ──→ AT-RISK ──→ CRITICAL    │
│    (85+)      (70-84)     (50-69)     (30-49)      (<30)       │
│                                                                 │
│  Expand       Monitor     Engage      Intervene    Escalate    │
│                                                                 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Health Score Components

ComponentWeightKey MetricsWhy It Matters
Product Usage30-40%DAU/MAU, feature adoption, depthUsage predicts value realization
Engagement20-25%NPS, CSM contact, responsivenessRelationship strength indicator
Growth Signals15-20%Seat expansion, usage trendInvestment signals commitment
Support Health15-20%Ticket volume, sentiment, resolutionFrustration predicts churn
Financial5-10%Payment history, contract lengthFinancial commitment level

Churn Risk Factors

FactorRisk WeightDetection Method
Champion departureCriticalContact tracking, LinkedIn
Usage decline >30%HighProduct analytics
Negative NPS (0-6)HighSurvey responses
Support escalationsHighTicket analysis
Missed renewal meetingHighCSM activity tracking
Contract downgradeVery HighBilling data
Competitor mentionsHighCall transcripts, tickets
Budget review mentionsMediumCSM notes

The Analytics Stack

LayerPurposeTools/Methods
CollectionGather raw dataProduct events, CRM, support
ProcessingClean and transformETL, data pipelines
CalculationCompute scoresScoring algorithms
StorageHistorical trackingData warehouse
VisualizationPresent insightsDashboards, reports
ActionTrigger interventionsAlerting, automation

Key Metrics

MetricFormulaTarget
Health Score AccuracyChurn predicted / Actual churn>70%
Leading Indicator CorrelationCorrelation to outcomes>0.6
Score Distribution% in each health tierBell curve
Intervention Success RateSaved / Intervened>40%
Time to DetectionDays before risk → action<14 days
False Positive RateFalse alerts / Total alerts<20%

Executive Dashboard KPIs

KPIDefinitionBenchmark
Gross Revenue RetentionRetained ARR / Starting ARR85-95%
Net Revenue Retention(Retained + Expansion) / Starting100-130%
Logo RetentionRetained customers / Starting90-95%
Health Score AverageMean across customer base65-75
At-Risk RevenueARR with health <50<15%
Expansion RateCustomers expanded / Total15-30%

Cohort Analysis Framework

Cohort TypeSegments ByUse Case
Time-basedSign-up month/quarterRetention trends
BehavioralFeature usage patternsActivation success
Value-basedARR tierSegment economics
IndustryVerticalProduct-market fit
AcquisitionChannel/sourceMarketing efficiency

Anti-Patterns

  • Vanity health scores — Scores that look good but don't predict outcomes
  • Over-weighted product usage — Ignoring relationship and sentiment signals
  • Lagging indicator focus — Measuring what already happened
  • One-size-fits-all thresholds — Same scores mean different things for different segments
  • Manual-only health tracking — Can't scale without automation
  • Score without action — Calculating risk without intervention playbooks
  • Annual calibration only — Health models need continuous refinement
  • Ignoring data quality — Garbage in, garbage out

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