How ComplianceQuest uses AI to boost customer success

“It really builds that trust factor. Our customers see that we’re listening, that we have people to support them, and that our C-suite will step in to make sure they get what they need.”  When James Brookshire and his CS team at ComplianceQuest discovered ChurnZero AI’s ability to surface “risk words” in customer language, they saw an early warning system that would allow them to intervene early. “For example, Engagement AI flagged that a longtime, strategic customer was expressing subtle signs of frustration," says Jim. "While they continued to pay invoices and provide references, phrases like ‘this is frustrating’ appeared in their support emails. This helped us recognize underlying concerns early and alert our product team to address the issue.”  “Now, we look at the top interaction topics that Engagement AI identifies in each customer account and we let that drive our monthly cadences. If we see product requests as the top topic, we bring someone from product to the next meeting. If the top topic is risk-related, we’ll bring in our chief strategy officer.”  "This has been an eye-opener for us,” says Jim. “We’re embracing AI across the company, and everyone is starting to see how we can leverage this." Read more at https://lnkd.in/eZ-W4VEc. Thank you, Jim, for sharing your success story! #AI #innovation #sentiment #customersuccess #agentic #casestudy

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Mark Mullin

Customer Success & SaaS Growth Strategist | Expert in Retention, Driving Product Adoption, and Stakeholder Engagement

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Jim! This is fantastic - excellent work!

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Gregg Sugimura

Copywriter with 10 years of experience elevating conversion rates & ROI | Elevate your brand voice and drive results with compelling marketing content

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This is the ChurnZero advantage in action! It's not just about flagging risk, but actively giving teams like ComplianceQuest the power to operationalize trust by turning subtle frustrations into proactive conversations. 💡

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