health-score-monitor
Design and maintain customer health scoring systems with automated alerts and trending analysis
What this skill does
# Health Score Monitor > Build systematic customer health monitoring with composite scores, trend tracking, and automated alerting for proactive customer success. ## When to Use This Skill - Designing health score frameworks - Setting up monitoring dashboards - Creating alert thresholds - Analyzing health trends across portfolio - Optimizing existing health models ## Methodology Foundation Based on **Gainsight Health Score Design** and **Totango Customer Success metrics**, focusing on: - Multi-dimensional scoring - Leading vs lagging indicators - Score normalization - Trend analysis - Alert prioritization ## What Claude Does vs What You Decide | Claude Does | You Decide | |-------------|------------| | Designs scoring framework | Dimension weights | | Calculates composite scores | Alert thresholds | | Identifies trending patterns | Intervention triggers | | Suggests monitoring cadence | Resource allocation | | Recommends improvements | Business rule exceptions | ## What This Skill Does 1. **Framework design** - Multi-factor health model 2. **Score calculation** - Weighted composite scores 3. **Trend analysis** - Direction and velocity 4. **Alert rules** - When to notify teams 5. **Portfolio view** - Aggregate health visibility ## How to Use ``` Design a health score monitor for my customer portfolio: Business Context: - Product type: [SaaS/Platform/Service] - Contract model: [Annual/Monthly/Multi-year] - Key value metric: [What shows customer success?] - CSM:Account ratio: [1:X] Available Data Points: - Product: [List usage metrics available] - Support: [List support metrics available] - Financial: [List financial signals] - Relationship: [List engagement data] Current Challenges: - [What's not working with current approach?] ``` ## Instructions ### Step 1: Define Health Dimensions **Standard 4-Pillar Model:** | Dimension | Weight | What It Answers | |-----------|--------|-----------------| | **Product** | 30-40% | Are they using it? | | **Support** | 15-25% | Are they happy? | | **Financial** | 20-25% | Are they paying/growing? | | **Relationship** | 20-25% | Are we connected? | Adjust weights based on your business: - High-touch: Increase Relationship - Usage-based pricing: Increase Product - Support-intensive: Increase Support ### Step 2: Select Metrics per Dimension **Product Health Metrics:** | Metric | Type | Scoring | |--------|------|---------| | DAU/MAU | Leading | % of benchmark | | Feature adoption | Leading | % features used | | Time in product | Leading | Minutes vs avg | | Key feature usage | Leading | Yes/No or frequency | | Usage trend | Leading | Up/Flat/Down | **Support Health Metrics:** | Metric | Type | Scoring | |--------|------|---------| | CSAT score | Lagging | 1-5 scale | | Ticket volume | Leading | vs baseline | | Escalations | Leading | Count (negative) | | Response sentiment | Leading | Positive/Neutral/Negative | | Time to resolution | Lagging | vs SLA | **Financial Health Metrics:** | Metric | Type | Scoring | |--------|------|---------| | Payment status | Lagging | Current/Late | | Expansion | Leading | Pipeline/Discussion | | Contract type | Lagging | Multi-year bonus | | Renewal date | Context | Days remaining | | ARR trend | Lagging | Growth/Flat/Decline | **Relationship Health Metrics:** | Metric | Type | Scoring | |--------|------|---------| | Champion engaged | Leading | Active/Passive/None | | Exec sponsor | Leading | Yes/No | | NPS/CSAT | Lagging | Score | | QBR attendance | Leading | Regular/Sporadic/None | | Last touch | Leading | Days since contact | ### Step 3: Create Scoring Rules **Example Scoring Matrix:** ``` Product Score (0-100): +30: DAU/MAU > 70% +20: DAU/MAU 50-70% +10: DAU/MAU 30-50% +0: DAU/MAU < 30% +25: Feature adoption > 60% +15: Feature adoption 40-60% +5: Feature adoption < 40% +20: Usage trending up +10: Usage stable -10: Usage trending down +15: Key feature used weekly +5: Key feature used monthly -10: Key feature abandoned Max: 100 (or normalize) ``` ### Step 4: Set Alert Thresholds | Condition | Alert Level | Action | |-----------|-------------|--------| | Score drops >15 pts | ๐ด Critical | Immediate CSM review | | Score below 40 | ๐ High | Intervention required | | Score 40-60 | ๐ก Medium | Proactive outreach | | Renewal <60 days + <60 score | ๐ด Critical | Save plan | | Usage drop >30% WoW | ๐ก Medium | Check-in call | ### Step 5: Define Monitoring Cadence | Activity | Frequency | Owner | |----------|-----------|-------| | Score refresh | Daily/Weekly | Automated | | Alert review | Daily | CSM | | Portfolio review | Weekly | CS Manager | | Model calibration | Quarterly | CS Ops | ## Examples ### Example 1: SaaS Health Score Design **Input:** ``` Design health score for our B2B SaaS platform: Business Context: - Product: Project management software - Contract: Annual, avg $50K - Value metric: Projects completed, team adoption - CSM ratio: 1:40 Available Data: - Product: Logins, projects created, tasks completed, integrations used - Support: Zendesk tickets, CSAT, NPS - Financial: ARR, payment status, expansion pipeline - Relationship: Meeting attendance, email engagement Challenges: - Too many "yellow" accounts, can't prioritize - Alerts are noisy, CSMs ignoring them ``` **Output:** ``` ## Health Score Framework: Project Management SaaS ### Design Principles Given 1:40 ratio and "alert fatigue" issue: 1. **Prioritize leading indicators** - Catch issues early 2. **Reduce noise** - Tighter alert thresholds 3. **Enable triage** - Clear Red/Yellow/Green actions --- ### Scoring Model #### Dimension Weights | Dimension | Weight | Rationale | |-----------|--------|-----------| | Product | 40% | Usage = value realization | | Support | 15% | Lower touch model | | Financial | 25% | Contract health critical | | Relationship | 20% | Moderate touch needed | --- #### Product Score (40 points max) | Metric | Criteria | Points | |--------|----------|--------| | **Weekly Active Users** | | | | | >70% of seats | 12 | | | 50-70% | 8 | | | 30-50% | 4 | | | <30% | 0 | | **Projects Created (monthly)** | | | | | >5 per user | 10 | | | 2-5 per user | 6 | | | <2 per user | 2 | | **Tasks Completed** | | | | | >80% completion rate | 8 | | | 50-80% | 5 | | | <50% | 0 | | **Integrations** | | | | | 2+ active | 6 | | | 1 active | 3 | | | None | 0 | | **Usage Trend** | | | | | Increasing | 4 | | | Stable | 2 | | | Declining | -4 | --- #### Support Score (15 points max) | Metric | Criteria | Points | |--------|----------|--------| | **CSAT** | | | | | >4.5 | 6 | | | 4.0-4.5 | 4 | | | 3.5-4.0 | 2 | | | <3.5 | 0 | | **Ticket Volume** | | | | | Below baseline | 5 | | | At baseline | 3 | | | 2x+ baseline | 0 | | **Escalations** | | | | | None (90 days) | 4 | | | Resolved | 2 | | | Open | -4 | --- #### Financial Score (25 points max) | Metric | Criteria | Points | |--------|----------|--------| | **Payment Status** | | | | | Current | 10 | | | 30 days late | 5 | | | 60+ days | 0 | | **Expansion** | | | | | Closed this year | 8 | | | In discussion | 5 | | | No opportunity | 2 | | **Contract Type** | | | | | Multi-year | 7 | | | Annual | 4 | | | Month-to-month | 0 | --- #### Relationship Score (20 points max) | Metric | Criteria | Points | |--------|----------|--------| | **Champion Status** | | | | | Active advocate | 8 | | | Engaged | 5 | | | Passive | 2 | | | Gone/None | 0 | | **NPS** | | | | | 9-10 (Promoter) | 6 | | | 7-8 (Passive) | 4 | | | 0-6 (Detractor) | 0 | | **Last Touch** | | | | | <30 days | 6 | | | 30-60 days | 4 | | | 60-90 days | 2 | | | >90 days | 0 | --- ### Health Bands | Score | Status | Count Target | CSM Action | |-------|--------|--------------|------------| | 80-100 | ๐ข Healthy | 60% | Quarterly touch, expansion | | 60-79 | ๐ก Monitor | 25% | Monthly touch, watch trends | | 40-59 | ๐ At Risk | 12% | Bi-weekly, intervention plan | | 0-39 | ๐ด Critical | 3% | Weekly, executive escalation | **Target Distribution** at 1:40 ratio: - 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