This is a walk through a single Monday morning. Two worlds. One where Rivive doesn't exist. One where it does.
Alex opens the spreadsheet she's maintained for 14 months. 42 rows. Some accounts haven't been touched in 6 weeks. She doesn't know which ones are at risk — she just knows something probably is.
| Account | ARR | Renewal | Last contact | Health | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acme Corp | $72,000 | Jun 14 | 6 weeks ago | ? | — |
| Meridian SaaS | $41,000 | Jun 28 | 3 weeks ago | Medium? | Usage seems ok |
| Northgate AI | $28,000 | Jul 9 | 2 weeks ago | Good | Happy |
| Vantara | $94,000 | Jul 22 | 8 weeks ago | ??? | ⚠ Need to follow up |
| Solara Inc | $33,000 | Aug 1 | 1 week ago | Good | QBR done |
| + 37 more rows... | |||||
Alex opens Rivive. Not a spreadsheet. Not a dashboard of 42 health scores to interpret. Three cards. Each one already diagnosed. Each one already actioned. The rest of the portfolio is monitored and clear.
Not a health score. Not a probability. A fact — a specific thing that happened, at a specific account, at a specific time. And a question: is this true?
No improvising. No Googling "what do you do when your champion leaves." The right defense motion for this exact situation — built from 4,200 previous champion departure cases — fires immediately.
James Park signed the renewal at the original contract value. The relationship was established before he ever felt pressure. He never had a reason to look at competitors.
Rivive doesn't just help Alex. It runs the same defense motion across your entire CS team — with perfect consistency, zero accounts falling through the cracks.
We're working with a small group of Series A/B teams to run the first real accounts through the system. If your NRR matters, we'd like to talk.