AROS reads your entire book of business in real time — usage patterns, support sentiment, engagement decay, NPS trends, communication frequency — and catches the churn signal on Day 3, not Day 87. Then it acts. Automatically. Before you lose the account, the revenue, or the relationship.
You just didn't have a system reading them.
Login frequency dropped 40% in week four. The primary champion stopped responding to QBR invites. Three support tickets about the same feature went unresolved. The executive sponsor changed roles and their replacement never onboarded. A competitor's sales rep sent a LinkedIn message to your main contact — and got a reply.
Every one of these was a signal. None of them made it to your CSM's dashboard in time.
AROS reads all of them, simultaneously, across your entire book, and it doesn't wait for a human to notice. When an account starts moving toward exit, AROS moves faster.
Real-time health scoring across your entire book. Every signal weighted. Every trend tracked. Every at-risk account flagged in days, not quarters. When the score drops below threshold, AROS doesn't send a Slack notification to a human who might act on it Thursday. It runs the save play now.
When an account goes amber or red, AROS orchestrates the response: the right message, the right channel, the right offer, the right timing. Coordinated across email, voice, SMS, and your human CSM — who receives a full brief rather than a vague alert.
Every account in your book has revenue you haven't captured yet. Unused seats. Adjacent departments. Feature tiers they need but haven't bought. AROS builds the expansion map, surfaces the opportunity, and hands it to AAP to work — closing new revenue from customers you already paid to acquire.
“AROS caught the accounts drifting toward cancellation weeks before renewal and ran the save play on its own. We kept revenue we didn't even know was at risk — no CSM had flagged a thing.”
“AROS built the expansion map we'd been ignoring — unused seats, next-tier upgrades — and handed it to AAP to book. New revenue from clients we already had, with no added headcount.”
“We used to catch churn around day 80. AROS catches it on day 3 and re-engages the account automatically. Renewals are up and we reactivated policies we'd already written off.”
In your first AROS briefing, we connect to your CRM data and run a sample health score analysis on your existing accounts. You'll see — before signing anything — which accounts are at risk right now. Then you decide if you want to do something about it.
This is a 30-minute call with our team. We'll look at your current acquisition stack, identify your highest-value gap, and tell you exactly what a 30-day sprint would look like for your business. No pitch deck. No proposal theater. Just a real conversation about your numbers.