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Customer successExpansion questions

Find a useful next conversation about expansion

Spot expressed needs from other teams and prepare questions before proposing more.

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  1. Open New AI chat

    Customer interest can open an expansion conversation before there is an agreed opportunity. Open New AI chat to understand what Northstar has actually said.

  2. Choose the customer

    First open Filter Data. Choose Company to focus the context. Select Northstar. Then apply the filter.

  3. Ask about broader needs

    Ask where a wider rollout has been mentioned and what still needs confirming. Submit the question with sources so interest stays separate from agreement.

  4. Prepare the questions

    Maya says the regional team has the same reporting problem, but has not spoken with its lead. Open the source before treating that as agreed scope.

  5. Open the account review

    The account review records a possible need in the regional team. Ownership and rollout scope are still open. Read the transcript to check Maya’s wording.

  6. Read the customer’s words

    Maya has not yet spoken to the regional lead. The next conversation is discovery, not confirmation of a rollout. Return to the brief.

  7. Explore the need with the right person

    Find the regional reporting owner and understand that team’s workflow. You can explore the opportunity with a relevant question and a clear view of what is still unknown.

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  1. Customer interest can open an expansion conversation before there is an agreed opportunity. Open New AI chat to understand what Northstar has actually said.
  2. First open Filter Data. Choose Company to focus the context. Select Northstar. Then apply the filter.
  3. Ask where a wider rollout has been mentioned and what still needs confirming. Submit the question with sources so interest stays separate from agreement.
  4. Maya says the regional team has the same reporting problem, but has not spoken with its lead. Open the source before treating that as agreed scope.
  5. The account review records a possible need in the regional team. Ownership and rollout scope are still open. Read the transcript to check Maya’s wording.
  6. Maya has not yet spoken to the regional lead. The next conversation is discovery, not confirmation of a rollout. Return to the brief.
  7. Find the regional reporting owner and understand that team’s workflow. You can explore the opportunity with a relevant question and a clear view of what is still unknown.

When to use it

A customer has mentioned a broader need and you want to understand it before discussing scope.

Start with

  • The customer’s company filter on Home
  • Account reviews and customer calls

How to do it

  1. On Home, choose the customer under Filter Data → Company and apply the filter.

  2. Ask for expressed needs beyond the current rollout and questions to clarify them.

  3. Open the source and check the customer’s words before discussing any new scope.

Ask Meetric

From Northstar’s customer conversations, where have other teams expressed similar needs? Separate what was said from what we still need to ask.

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