Outcome. Enterprise accounts get a recurring quarterly business review task on a rolling cadence, so check-ins happen on a schedule instead of whenever someone remembers.
flowchart TD
A[Account Tier = Enterprise, Next QBR Due Date within 14 days] --> B[Create QBR task for owner]
B --> C[Notify owner]
C --> D[Wait until task complete, cap 30 days]
D --> E{Completed in time?}
E -->|Yes| F[Set Last QBR Completed Date = today]
F --> G[Set Next QBR Due Date = +90 days]
E -->|No| H[Notify manager: QBR overdue]
H --> I[Set Next QBR Due Date = +14 days]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it for Enterprise-tier accounts that need a regular touchpoint independent of any single renewal date.
- UseUse it once the team already tracks each account's tier as a property and wants that cadence enforced without a manual calendar reminder.
- SkipDo not use it for smaller accounts on a self-serve or low-touch model. The recurring task volume buries the CSM or AM queue for accounts that do not need it.
- SkipDo not use it as a substitute for renewal-expansion-024's pre-renewal executive business review reminder. That one is tied to a specific close date; this one runs on a fixed quarterly interval regardless of renewal timing.
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