Outcome. Every account that churns is queued for a win-back nurture automatically, with an owner review step in between, instead of falling off the radar the day the account is marked lost.
flowchart TD
A[Customer Status = Churned, sequence status Not started] --> B[Set sequence status = Queued]
B --> C[Add primary contact to Win-back Queue list]
C --> D[Create task for account owner]
D --> E[Wait 30 days]
E --> F{Sequence status still Queued?}
F -->|Yes| G[No action, nurture continues]
F -->|No| H[Exit, status changed elsewhere]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it as the detection and queueing layer for churned accounts: it flags the company, notifies the account owner, and hands the account's primary contact to a win-back nurture.
- UseUse it when churned accounts are currently a manual list somebody remembers to build once a quarter.
- SkipDo not treat this fiche as the nurture emails themselves. The actual multi-touch win-back content is a separate, contact-based marketing email nurture triggered by list membership; this fiche builds the company-side signal and queue, not the send sequence.
- SkipDo not use it on accounts that churned for reasons that make re-contact inappropriate (contract dispute, non-payment write-off). Exclude those explicitly.
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