Definition and business outcome
Use this workflow to reduce churn risk and retain valuable users. Primary outcomes:- More at-risk users re-engage.
- Renewal intent improves.
- Fewer preventable cancellations.
Entry criteria
Trigger signals may include:- Inactivity over threshold.
- Declining feature usage.
- Negative support/feedback signals.
- Renewal approaching without action.
- Valid email and subscribed state.
- Contact qualifies for churn-risk segment.
Exit criteria
Complete when:- Re-engagement message is delivered.
- User returns and completes key action.
- User unsubscribes.
- User exits risk segment.
Suppression and conflict rules
- Suppress duplicate churn messaging in short windows.
- Respect account frequency caps.
- MailerPath conflict and priority rules determine final send order.
Required configuration fields
Client-configurable fields:delay_minutessend_time_modepreferred_send_hour/preferred_send_minutepriority_score- Churn-prevention email template and offer copy
Message blueprint
- Empathetic outreach.
- Reminder of value/features.
- Optional incentive or support offer.
- One clear re-engagement CTA.
- Return to your workspace
- Talk to support
Launch checklist
- Confirm churn-risk segmentation rules.
- Validate suppression and dedup windows.
- Verify tracking for reactivation and renewal actions.
Metrics and thresholds
- Open rate target: 28% to 45%
- Re-engagement CTR target: 6% to 14%
- At-risk reactivation target: 10%+
Failure scenarios and fixes
- High sends with low impact: tighten risk scoring and targeting.
- Low reactivation: test stronger support/incentive framing.
Workflow group and source
Workflow group:- Retention and churn reduction
- docs/workflow/MailerPath Workflow Details.md

