Churn rarely announces itself.
It just stops replying.
The Axiom Renewal Manager runs the renewal calendar, flags risk while there is still time to act on it, and works every account through to a signed renewal. One saved account tends to pay for the year.
By the time a renewal feels risky, the window to save it has usually closed.
Renewals are lost months before the date, in the quiet period where usage drifts down and replies get slower. That signal is visible, but only if somebody is watching it every week against every account, which is precisely the kind of unglamorous repetition that human attention is worst at and software is best at.
What the Axiom Renewal actually does.
This is the job description, because that is what it is. Every line runs on a cadence, gets reviewed by a named human at AIXF, and shows up in your weekly report.
- 01Maintains the renewal calendar with early warning windows
- 02Flags at risk accounts on usage and engagement signals
- 03Runs renewal outreach sequences and prepares the quotes
- 04Escalates genuine risk to your team early, with the evidence
- 05Reports renewal rate and saves monthly
Judge it on these.
Early warning on at risk accounts while there is still runway to fix it
A renewal calendar that is maintained rather than reconstructed each quarter
Genuine risk escalated to your team with the evidence, not a hunch
Measured every week on
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