Outcome. The moment an account's health score drops enough to matter, the CSM gets a flagged account and a task, instead of the drop only being visible on a dashboard someone might not check that week.
flowchart TD
A[Health Score Decline Flag set to true] --> B[Set Churn Risk Flag = true]
B --> C[Create task for owner]
C --> D[Notify owner and CSM]
D --> E[Reset Health Score Decline Flag to false]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it once a customer health score already exists on the company record, whatever computes it: a native health scoring tool, a CS platform synced into HubSpot, or a manually maintained number.
- UseUse it as the reactive alert layer; the score's calculation itself, including what counts as a meaningful decline, is decided outside this workflow by whoever maintains the score.
- SkipDo not use it if health score is not yet reliable or is still being calibrated; an alert workflow on top of a noisy score creates alert fatigue faster than it creates useful signal.
- SkipDo not use this as your only churn detection. Pair it with more specific signals like NPS detractor (renewal-expansion-003) or ticket volume spike (renewal-expansion-013) for a fuller picture.
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