Contractual churn
The formal end of a subscription or contract. The event is clear; the goal is to warn before it happens.
How it works
Churnico works in five layers. Each takes the output of the previous one, validates it and passes a more meaningful input to the next.
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Subscription, billing, usage, support and digital channel records are unified at customer level.
Output
Unified customer view
Churn isn't the same thing in every industry. A customer who cancels a contract and one who quietly stops using a service are handled differently. Churnico starts by agreeing with you on the definition that matters.
The formal end of a subscription or contract. The event is clear; the goal is to warn before it happens.
The customer never cancels, they simply stop. Loss is measured as a break from their own normal rhythm.
Rollout
Business goal, churn definition and current data inventory are agreed.
OutputScope and data map
Sources are unified; quality issues are reported and resolved.
OutputData quality report
Churn hypotheses are tested; confirmed, revised and rejected ones are separated.
OutputHypothesis catalogue
The model is built, tested out of time, and its limits are written down.
OutputValidation report
Scores and action lists reach the teams and are regularly tested against outcomes.
OutputDashboard and action list
To begin: a customer identifier, subscription start/end dates and at least one behavioural source (usage, billing or support). Every additional source widens signal coverage.
No. Churnico is designed to work with anonymised customer identifiers. Names, phone numbers or addresses are not needed.
No. Churnico works from exports of your existing records; outputs reach your teams as a dashboard, lists and reports.
Scores are compared with churn that happens after they were produced. Validation results are reported together with their limitations.
Let's talk through your data in a short call and assess together which signals Churnico can read in your customer base.