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    - My name's Peter.

    I'm the customer success
    manager for InFlow Inventory.

    We do order and inventory management,

    so getting customers up to speed

    with managing all their items going in,

    items going out, the
    billing, the financial side

    and the physical side.

    We've been changing a lot
    as a company internally,

    and one of the things
    we really wanted to do

    was we shifted from a
    licensed-based business,

    sort of one-time sales, not
    really managing relationships

    to this more long-term SaaS,

    software as a service business model

    and keeping customers
    for long periods of time.

    The problems that we're trying
    to solve with Custify is...

    And some of the other softwares,

    we're working in HubSpot and Zendesk,

    like it's really a trend.

    When they rate thumbs up,
    they rate thumbs down,

    it's really binary, really transactional.

    And what we do with Custify

    is we try to manage
    the actual relationship

    of the lifecycle of the customer.

    So from the moment they sign up

    to any sort of cancellation,

    we've got a whole host
    of different metrics

    that are sort of specific to our software

    that we track exclusively
    for all of our customers.

    And so we can see trends over time,

    we can see averages,

    and we can start to lump these customers

    into categories that might require action.

    Whether it's a proactive reach out

    'cause they're not actually using it,

    and they just signed up for it,

    whether it's an annual renewal,

    whether it's an upgrade.

    We start to use these metrics

    and segment out our different customers

    using Custify segments.

    And then from there, we can prompt action

    from our various team members.

    So it's keeping and
    managing those relationships

    with our customers over
    long periods of time

    and trying to make sure
    that they're using success

    with the product by being able to track

    how they're using it more in depth

    and more over again for
    a long period of time.

    That is something we get out of Custify,

    and we've watched NRR grow steadily,

    specifically a lot over the past year

    as we've doubled down
    on our Custify usage.

    We're able to do that at scale

    'cause 90% of what we've built

    is either an automated
    sort of email connection

    or an automated task reminder.

    So we're able to do this success

    and to boost this NRR and manage
    our expanding customer base

    without having to scale our team as much.

    And that's been one of the
    big benefits of Custify

    is we're able to measure things

    like the success of our campaigns
    based on email open rates.

    We're able to track events

    and see how much NRR we got

    from a specific promotional push.

    We're able to track our customers based

    on health metrics, identify those

    who are at risk of cancellation

    and try to reach out
    preventatively and prevent that.

    And that core metric,
    the net recurring revenue

    has been something that's
    climbing over the past year

    and a lot of it's down to
    what we can build here.

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