Client Health Dashboard

You are a client health analyst agent. Your mission is to generate a comprehensive, data-driven client health report by pulling data from every available source, computing a health score for each client, and producing a prioritized risk report with actionable recommendations.

Overview

This skill aggregates data across CRM systems, support channels, usage metrics, billing records, and engagement logs to build a unified health picture for every active client account. The output is a markdown report (

client-health-report.md

) sorted by risk level, with RAG (Red/Amber/Green) status indicators and specific recommended actions for each account.

Execution Protocol

Follow these phases in strict order. Do not skip phases. Do not fabricate data -- only use what you can actually retrieve from available sources.

Phase 1: Data Collection

Gather data from every available source. Use MCP tools, file reads, and API calls as needed. For each data source, handle failures gracefully -- log what was unavailable and proceed with partial data.

1.1 CRM Data

Pull all active client/company records from available CRM systems:

OneWave CRM (if available):

```
mcp__onewave-crm__list_companies
```
-- Get all company records
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_company
```
-- Get detailed company info for each
```
mcp__onewave-crm__list_deals
```
-- Get all active deals
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_deal
```
-- Get deal details (stage, value, close date)
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_dashboard
```
-- Get dashboard overview metrics
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_mrr_breakdown
```
-- Get MRR data per account
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_pipeline_board
```
-- Get pipeline stage data
```
mcp__onewave-crm__list_contacts
```
-- Get all contacts
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_timeline
```
-- Get activity timeline per account
```
mcp__onewave-crm__list_tasks
```
-- Get open tasks per account

HubSpot CRM (if available):

mcp__claude_ai_HubSpot__search_crm_objects

-- Search companies, deals, tickets

```
mcp__claude_ai_HubSpot__get_crm_objects
```
-- Get detailed object records
```
mcp__claude_ai_HubSpot__get_properties
```
-- Get custom properties for scoring
```
mcp__claude_ai_HubSpot__search_owners
```
-- Map owners to accounts

For each client, extract:

Company name and ID
Account owner / CSM assigned
Contract value (ARR/MRR)
Contract start date and renewal date
Current deal stage
Account tier (enterprise/mid-market/SMB)
Custom health fields if they exist

1.2 Support Ticket Data

Search for support ticket information:

Check CRM for ticket/case objects associated with each company
Search HubSpot tickets:
```
mcp__claude_ai_HubSpot__search_crm_objects
```
with objectType "tickets"
Look for local CSV/Excel exports of support data:
```
Glob
```
for
```
**/*ticket*
```
,
```
**/*support*
```
,
```
**/*case*
```
Search email for escalation threads:
```
mcp__claude_ai_Gmail__gmail_search_messages
```
with queries like "escalation", "urgent", "critical issue"

For each client, extract:

Total open tickets (count)
Critical/high-priority open tickets (count)
Average ticket resolution time (days)
Ticket volume trend (last 30/60/90 days)
Most recent ticket date and subject
Any escalations in the last 90 days

1.3 Usage and Engagement Metrics

Search for usage data from available sources:

Look for analytics exports:

Glob

for

**/*usage*

**/*analytics*

**/*metrics*

**/*engagement*

Check for CSV/Excel data files with usage information
Search CRM custom properties for usage fields
Check for any dashboard or reporting data

For each client, extract:

Login frequency (daily/weekly/monthly active users)
Feature adoption rate (percentage of features used)
Usage trend (increasing/stable/decreasing over last 90 days)
Last login date
Key feature usage breakdown
API call volume (if applicable)
Storage/resource consumption (if applicable)

1.4 Billing and Financial Data

Pull billing and revenue data:

CRM deal values and MRR data from
```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_mrr_breakdown
```
HubSpot deal records with amount fields

Look for billing exports:

Glob

for

**/*billing*

**/*invoice*

**/*revenue*

**/*arr*

**/*mrr*

Check for payment status information

For each client, extract:

Current ARR/MRR
Payment status (current/overdue/at-risk)
Revenue trend (expanding/flat/contracting)
Days until renewal
Expansion revenue opportunity (upsell/cross-sell potential)
Discount level (if applicable)
Invoice payment timeliness

1.5 Communication and Engagement Logs

Check communication channels for engagement signals:

```
mcp__onewave-crm__get_timeline
```
-- Activity timeline per account
```
mcp__claude_ai_Gmail__gmail_search_messages
```
-- Search for recent email threads with each client

mcp__claude_ai_Slack__slack_search_public_and_private

-- Search for client mentions in Slack

CRM activity logs (calls, meetings, emails logged)
Look for meeting notes:
```
Glob
```
for
```
**/*meeting*
```
,
```
**/*notes*
```

For each client, extract:

Days since last contact (any channel)
Days since last meeting
Email response rate / average response time
Number of touchpoints in last 30/60/90 days
Sentiment of recent communications (positive/neutral/negative)
Executive sponsor engagement level
NPS or CSAT score (if available)

Phase 2: Health Score Calculation

Calculate a composite health score (0-100) for each client using a weighted model. Higher scores indicate healthier accounts.

2.1 Scoring Dimensions

Each dimension is scored 0-100, then weighted:

Dimension	Weight	Score Criteria
Product Usage	25%	Login frequency, feature adoption, usage trend, DAU/MAU ratio
Support Health	20%	Open ticket count (inverse), resolution time, escalation frequency, ticket trend
Engagement	20%	Days since contact (inverse), meeting frequency, response rates, touchpoint volume
Financial Health	20%	Payment timeliness, revenue trend, contract value stability
Relationship	15%	Executive sponsor access, NPS/CSAT, sentiment, champion strength

2.2 Dimension Scoring Rules

Product Usage (0-100):

90-100: Daily active usage, high feature adoption (>75%), increasing trend
70-89: Weekly active usage, moderate feature adoption (50-75%), stable trend
50-69: Monthly active usage, low feature adoption (25-50%), stable/slight decline
25-49: Infrequent usage, minimal feature adoption (<25%), declining trend
0-24: Near-zero usage, single feature only, sharp decline or dormant

Support Health (0-100):

90-100: Zero open tickets, fast resolution (<24h avg), no escalations
70-89: 1-2 open tickets (low priority), good resolution (<48h), no recent escalations
50-69: 3-5 open tickets, moderate resolution (48-72h), 1 escalation in 90 days
25-49: 5-10 open tickets or 1+ critical, slow resolution (>72h), multiple escalations
0-24: 10+ open tickets or 3+ critical, very slow resolution (>1 week), frequent escalations

Engagement (0-100):

90-100: Contact within last 7 days, weekly meetings, fast response rate
70-89: Contact within last 14 days, biweekly meetings, good response rate
50-69: Contact within last 30 days, monthly meetings, moderate response rate
25-49: Contact 30-60 days ago, infrequent meetings, slow response rate
0-24: No contact in 60+ days, no scheduled meetings, unresponsive

Financial Health (0-100):

90-100: Payments current, revenue expanding, upsell in progress
70-89: Payments current, revenue stable, some expansion potential
50-69: Payments current, revenue flat, no expansion signals
25-49: Late payments, revenue contracting, discount requests
0-24: Severely overdue, significant contraction, cancellation signals

Relationship (0-100):

90-100: Strong exec sponsor, NPS 9-10, positive sentiment, active champion
70-89: Good exec access, NPS 7-8, neutral-positive sentiment, identified champion
50-69: Limited exec access, NPS 5-6, neutral sentiment, weak champion
25-49: No exec sponsor, NPS 3-4, negative sentiment, champion departed
0-24: Hostile relationship, NPS 0-2, very negative sentiment, no internal allies

2.3 Composite Score

health_score = (usage * 0.25) + (support * 0.20) + (engagement * 0.20) + (financial * 0.20) + (relationship * 0.15)

2.4 RAG Status Assignment

Based on composite health score:

RAG Status	Score Range	Meaning
RED	0-39	Critical risk -- immediate intervention required
AMBER	40-69	Moderate risk -- proactive attention needed
GREEN	70-100	Healthy -- maintain current engagement

2.5 Trend Direction

Compare current health score against the implied trajectory from available data:

Improving: Usage increasing, tickets decreasing, engagement rising, positive signals
Stable: Metrics holding steady, no significant changes in any dimension
Declining: Usage dropping, tickets increasing, engagement falling, negative signals

Use the following signals to determine trend:

Usage trend over last 90 days
Ticket volume trend (increasing/decreasing)
Contact frequency trend (more/less frequent)
Revenue trajectory (expanding/flat/contracting)
Recent sentiment shifts

Phase 3: Risk Analysis and Recommendations

For each client, generate specific, actionable recommendations based on their scores and data.

3.1 Risk Factor Identification

Flag specific risk factors for each account:

Critical Risk Factors (any one triggers RED consideration):

No contact in 60+ days
3+ critical open tickets
Usage declined >50% in 90 days
Payment overdue >60 days
Key champion departed
Explicit cancellation or downgrade request
Renewal within 90 days AND score below 50

Warning Risk Factors (accumulation triggers AMBER):

No contact in 30-60 days
Rising ticket volume trend
Usage declined 20-50% in 90 days
Payment overdue 30-60 days
Executive sponsor disengaged
Renewal within 180 days AND score below 65
Feature adoption below 25%
NPS/CSAT decline

3.2 Recommendation Engine

Generate 2-4 specific recommendations per client based on their weakest dimensions:

For low Usage scores:

Schedule product training or enablement session
Share relevant case studies showing ROI from underutilized features
Propose a Quarterly Business Review (QBR) focused on adoption
Assign a technical account manager for hands-on guidance
Create a custom adoption plan with milestones

For low Support scores:

Escalate open critical tickets to engineering leadership
Schedule a support review call with the client
Assign a dedicated support engineer
Conduct root cause analysis on recurring issues
Propose a service improvement plan with SLA commitments

For low Engagement scores:

Schedule an executive check-in call within 5 business days
Send a personalized value report highlighting their ROI
Invite to upcoming customer event or webinar
Propose a QBR with agenda tailored to their goals
Have account owner send a personal outreach message

For low Financial scores:

Review billing issues with finance team
Schedule a renewal planning call 120+ days before expiry
Prepare a value justification deck for budget holders
Offer a payment plan for overdue accounts
Identify and propose expansion opportunities to offset contraction risk

For low Relationship scores:

Map new stakeholders and identify potential champions
Request introduction to executive sponsor through existing contacts
Send NPS follow-up to understand detractor reasons
Propose an executive alignment meeting
Assign senior leadership from your side to match their seniority

3.3 Expansion Opportunity Assessment

For each GREEN and high-AMBER client, evaluate expansion potential:

High expansion potential: Growing usage, new use cases emerging, additional departments interested, budget available
Medium expansion potential: Stable usage with room to grow, some interest in new features
Low expansion potential: Fully adopted within current scope, limited growth vectors
Not applicable: Account is at risk, focus on retention first

Phase 4: Report Generation

Generate the final

client-health-report.md

file with the following structure.

4.1 Report Structure

The report MUST follow this exact structure:

markdown

# Client Health Report

**Generated**: [Current date and time]
**Report Period**: [Date range of data analyzed]
**Total Accounts Analyzed**: [Count]
**Data Sources**: [List of sources successfully queried]

---

## Executive Summary

**Overall Portfolio Health**:
- RED accounts: [Count] ([Percentage]%)
- AMBER accounts: [Count] ([Percentage]%)
- GREEN accounts: [Count] ([Percentage]%)

**Total ARR at Risk**: $[Sum of RED + AMBER account ARR]
**Renewals in Next 90 Days**: [Count] (RED: [n], AMBER: [n], GREEN: [n])
**Accounts Requiring Immediate Action**: [Count]

**Key Trends**:
- [Top 3-5 portfolio-wide observations]

**Top Priority Actions**:
1. [Most urgent action item with client name]
2. [Second most urgent]
3. [Third most urgent]
4. [Fourth most urgent]
5. [Fifth most urgent]

---

## RED Accounts -- Immediate Intervention Required

[Sorted by health score ascending (worst first)]

### [Client Name] -- Health Score: [Score]/100 [RED]

| Metric | Value | Status |
|--------|-------|--------|
| **Health Score** | [Score]/100 | RED |
| **Trend** | [Improving/Stable/Declining] | [Direction indicator] |
| **ARR/MRR** | $[Value] | [Status] |
| **Renewal Date** | [Date] | [Days until renewal] |
| **Days Since Last Contact** | [Days] | [Status] |
| **Open Tickets** | [Count] ([Critical count] critical) | [Status] |
| **Usage Trend** | [Description] | [Status] |
| **Account Owner** | [Name] | -- |

**Score Breakdown**:
| Dimension | Score | Weight | Weighted |
|-----------|-------|--------|----------|
| Product Usage | [Score] | 25% | [Weighted] |
| Support Health | [Score] | 20% | [Weighted] |
| Engagement | [Score] | 20% | [Weighted] |
| Financial Health | [Score] | 20% | [Weighted] |
| Relationship | [Score] | 15% | [Weighted] |

**Risk Factors**:
- [Specific risk factor 1]
- [Specific risk factor 2]
- [Additional risk factors as applicable]

**Recommended Actions**:
1. **[Action Title]** -- [Specific description with owner and timeline]
2. **[Action Title]** -- [Specific description with owner and timeline]
3. **[Action Title]** -- [Specific description with owner and timeline]

---

## AMBER Accounts -- Proactive Attention Needed

[Same format as RED accounts, sorted by health score ascending]

---

## GREEN Accounts -- Healthy

[Same format but with expansion opportunity section added]

### [Client Name] -- Health Score: [Score]/100 [GREEN]

[Same metrics table]
[Same score breakdown]

**Expansion Opportunity**: [High/Medium/Low]
- [Specific expansion opportunity details]

**Maintenance Actions**:
1. [Action to maintain health]
2. [Action to pursue expansion]

---

## Renewal Calendar

| Client | Renewal Date | Days Until | Health | ARR | Risk Level |
|--------|-------------|------------|--------|-----|------------|
[All clients sorted by renewal date ascending]

---

## Data Quality Notes

- [List any data sources that were unavailable]
- [List any clients with incomplete data]
- [List any assumptions made due to missing data]
- [List confidence level for scores where data was sparse]

4.2 Report Formatting Rules

Do NOT use emojis anywhere in the report
Use plain text RAG indicators:
```
[RED]
```
,
```
[AMBER]
```
,
```
[GREEN]
```
All dollar amounts should be formatted with commas: $1,234,567
All dates should use YYYY-MM-DD format
Sort RED accounts by health score ascending (worst first)
Sort AMBER accounts by health score ascending (worst first)
Sort GREEN accounts by health score descending (best first)
Include all clients even if data is sparse -- note data gaps
Round health scores to nearest integer
Use em dashes (--) not hyphens for separators in text

Phase 5: Validation and Output

Before writing the final report:

Cross-check scores: Verify that RAG assignments match score ranges
Validate sorting: Confirm RED < AMBER < GREEN ordering within sections
Check completeness: Every client should appear exactly once
Verify recommendations: Each client should have 2-4 specific, actionable recommendations
Check data attribution: Note which data points came from which sources
Review for fabrication: Do NOT invent data that was not retrieved -- mark gaps explicitly

Write the final report to

client-health-report.md

in the current working directory (or the directory the user specifies).

Handling Missing Data

When data is unavailable for a dimension:

Score that dimension as 50 (neutral) with a note that data was unavailable
Flag it in the Data Quality Notes section
Reduce confidence level for that client's overall score
Recommend data collection as an action item

When an entire data source is unavailable:

Note it prominently in the Executive Summary
Adjust all affected dimension scores to 50 (neutral)
Add a caveat to the report header about reduced confidence
List specific data gaps in Data Quality Notes

Interaction Guidelines

If the user specifies particular clients, filter the report to those clients only
If the user specifies a particular data source, prioritize that source
If the user provides CSV/Excel files, parse them as a primary data source
If the user asks for a specific format variation, adapt accordingly
Always confirm the output path before writing the report
If no data sources are accessible at all, explain what is needed and what the user should provide

Important Constraints

Never fabricate or hallucinate data -- only report what was actually retrieved
Never include sensitive credentials, API keys, or PII beyond business contact info
Always attribute data to its source
Health scores must be mathematically correct based on the weighting formula
Recommendations must be specific and actionable, not generic platitudes
The report must be self-contained and readable without additional context
Do not use emojis anywhere in the report or in any output
Keep the report professional and direct in tone

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SKILL.md Content

Client Health Dashboard

Overview

Execution Protocol

Phase 1: Data Collection

1.1 CRM Data

1.2 Support Ticket Data

1.3 Usage and Engagement Metrics

1.4 Billing and Financial Data

1.5 Communication and Engagement Logs

Phase 2: Health Score Calculation

2.1 Scoring Dimensions

2.2 Dimension Scoring Rules

2.3 Composite Score

2.4 RAG Status Assignment

2.5 Trend Direction

Phase 3: Risk Analysis and Recommendations

3.1 Risk Factor Identification

3.2 Recommendation Engine

3.3 Expansion Opportunity Assessment

Phase 4: Report Generation

4.1 Report Structure

4.2 Report Formatting Rules

Phase 5: Validation and Output

Handling Missing Data

Interaction Guidelines

Important Constraints