Picture your sales manager at 3 AM, scanning Excel for ghosts:
By morning, she's checked 400 accounts and flagged... no one. The 60-day rule caught everyone and no one.
Customer CPR doesn’t just flag inactivity. It classifies urgency, based on each customer’s unique heartbeat.
Watch: Subtle shifts in ordering rhythm
Alert: Significant deviations from normal
Churned: Where standard reports finally notice
Unlike blanket 60-day alerts, Customer CPR knows:
We don't alert on every customer—just the ones funding your business. Customer CPR focuses on:
Result: 42 critical alerts vs. 400 random warnings.
When we showed one CEO his Customer CPR page:
Him: "Only 42 accounts? My standard report shows 300+ past 60 days."
Us: "How many can your team actually call this week?"
Him: "Maybe... 30?"
Us: "We gave you 42 personalized priorities. You were trying to boil the ocean."
One-size-fits-all recency alerts are killing your customer retention. Every customer has their own heartbeat:
One-size-fits-all killed more relationships than actual problems.
Standard reports: "400 patients with fever (everyone's sick!)" Customer CPR: "42 patients with patterns suggesting critical condition"
Your sales team isn't trained as doctors. They need patients pre-diagnosed and prioritized.
Traditional monitoring:
Customer CPR:
That 3 AM anxiety about lost customers? Replace it with 3 PM certainty about which customers to save today.
Because while your competitor's sales team chases 400 leads going cold, yours is saving 42 relationships that matter.