qbr-preparation
À propos
Cette Compétence Claude automatise la préparation des Revues Trimestrielles d'Affaires en générant des synthèses de compte, des indicateurs de succès, des défis et des recommandations stratégiques. Elle est conçue pour les QBR, les revues exécutives, les discussions de renouvellement et la planification stratégique de compte, selon les meilleures pratiques Gainsight. Les développeurs peuvent l'utiliser pour compiler rapidement des supports de revue client complets au sein de Claude Code.
Installation rapide
Claude Code
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Documentation
QBR Preparation
Generate comprehensive Quarterly Business Review materials including account history, success metrics, challenges, and strategic recommendations.
When to Use This Skill
- Preparing quarterly customer reviews
- Executive business reviews (EBRs)
- Annual planning sessions with customers
- Renewal discussions
- Strategic account planning
Methodology Foundation
Based on Gainsight QBR Best Practices and Strategic Account Management, structuring reviews around:
- Value delivered (backward-looking)
- Current health and engagement
- Future opportunities and risks
- Strategic recommendations
What Claude Does vs What You Decide
| Claude Does | You Decide |
|---|---|
| Compiles account history | Strategic positioning |
| Calculates success metrics | Recommendations to present |
| Identifies risks and opportunities | Pricing and terms |
| Drafts talking points | Relationship dynamics |
| Creates presentation structure | Meeting facilitation |
What This Skill Does
- Account summary - Key facts and history
- Value documentation - Metrics and achievements
- Health assessment - Current status and trends
- Risk/opportunity analysis - What to watch and pursue
- Strategic recommendations - Next quarter priorities
How to Use
Prepare QBR materials for:
Account: [Company Name]
Contract: $[ARR], Started: [Date], Renewal: [Date]
Primary Contact: [Name, Title]
CSM: [Your name]
Account History:
- [Major milestones, implementations, expansions]
- [Key wins and challenges]
Usage/Success Metrics:
- [Key metrics with current values and trends]
- [Goals they set vs. achieved]
Recent Activity:
- [Support tickets, calls, meetings last quarter]
- [Any escalations or issues]
Relationship Status:
- Champion: [Name, engagement level]
- Exec Sponsor: [Status]
- Other stakeholders: [List]
Known Opportunities/Risks:
- [Expansion potential, concerns mentioned, competitors]
Instructions
Step 1: Compile Account Overview
Key Facts Section:
Account Snapshot
- Company: [Name]
- Industry: [Sector]
- Size: [Employees/Revenue]
- Product: [What they bought]
- Contract: $X ARR | Since [Date] | Renews [Date]
- Health: [Score] | [Status]
Step 2: Document Value Delivered
The Win Section (Critical):
| Category | Format |
|---|---|
| Quantified ROI | "Saved X hours, $Y dollars, Z%" |
| Goals achieved | Their stated goals → our impact |
| Milestones | Major accomplishments |
| Testimonial-worthy | Quote-able successes |
Structure:
"When you started with us, you wanted to [GOAL].
In Q[X], you achieved [RESULT]."
Step 3: Assess Current Health
Health Dashboard:
| Dimension | Score | Trend | Notes |
|-----------|-------|-------|-------|
| Product | X/25 | ↗️↘️→ | Key metric |
| Support | X/25 | ↗️↘️→ | CSAT, tickets |
| Financial | X/25 | ↗️↘️→ | Payment, growth |
| Relationship | X/25 | ↗️↘️→ | Engagement |
| **Overall** | **X/100** | | |
Step 4: Identify Risks and Opportunities
Risk Assessment:
| Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Risk] | H/M/L | H/M/L | [Action] |
Opportunity Assessment:
| Opportunity | Value | Timeline | Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Opp] | $X | Q1/Q2 | [Action] |
Step 5: Develop Recommendations
Strategic Recommendations Framework:
- Continue - What's working, keep doing
- Start - New initiatives for next quarter
- Stop - What should we change or deprioritize
Examples
Example 1: Full QBR Prep
Input:
Prepare QBR for CloudTech Industries:
Account: CloudTech Industries (Manufacturing)
Contract: $180K ARR, Started: Jan 2024, Renewal: Jan 2027
Primary: Sarah Chen, VP Operations
CSM: Alex
History:
- Implemented in 60 days (target was 90)
- Added 50 seats in Q2 ($30K expansion)
- Had a major support escalation in Q3 (resolved)
- Reduced production downtime by 35%
Metrics:
- DAU: 145/200 seats (73%)
- Key feature (alerts): 89% adoption
- CSAT: 4.3 (was 3.8 during escalation)
- NPS: 8
Recent Activity:
- 3 support tickets (minor)
- Monthly check-in calls
- Sarah attended user conference
Relationship:
- Champion: Sarah Chen (strong)
- Exec Sponsor: COO Mike Johnson (met once)
- Also engaged: IT Director, 3 plant managers
Opportunities/Risks:
- They're opening 2 new plants (expansion?)
- Competitor demo'd to IT last month
- Sarah mentioned "budget review" for next year
Output:
## QBR Preparation: CloudTech Industries
### Q4 2025 Business Review
---
## 📋 Executive Summary
**Account Health: 78/100 🟢 Healthy**
CloudTech has achieved significant operational improvements, including **35% reduction in production downtime**. The Q3 support escalation was resolved and CSAT has recovered. Two key opportunities: **new plant expansion** and **deepening executive relationship**. One risk to monitor: competitor activity and budget review timing.
**Recommended QBR Focus:**
1. Celebrate the 35% downtime reduction (ROI story)
2. Discuss new plant rollout plan
3. Secure executive sponsor re-engagement
---
## 🏢 Account Snapshot
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| Company | CloudTech Industries |
| Industry | Manufacturing |
| Contract Value | $180,000 ARR |
| Customer Since | January 2024 (11 months) |
| Renewal Date | January 2027 |
| Health Score | 78/100 🟢 |
| CSM | Alex |
**Key Contacts:**
| Name | Title | Role | Engagement |
|------|-------|------|------------|
| Sarah Chen | VP Operations | Champion | High |
| Mike Johnson | COO | Exec Sponsor | Low (1 meeting) |
| [IT Director] | IT Director | Technical | Medium |
| 3 Plant Managers | Operations | Users | High |
---
## 📈 Value Delivered
### Headline Metric
> **35% reduction in production downtime**
> *"Before [Product], we were losing 12 hours/month to unplanned downtime. Now it's under 8 hours."*
### Quarterly Achievements
| Goal | Target | Achieved | Status |
|------|--------|----------|--------|
| Reduce downtime | 25% | 35% | ✅ Exceeded |
| Implementation | 90 days | 60 days | ✅ Exceeded |
| User adoption | 70% | 73% | ✅ Met |
| Alert response time | <15 min | 11 min avg | ✅ Exceeded |
### ROI Calculation (Talking Point)
Downtime cost: ~$5,000/hour Hours saved: 4 hours/month × 11 months = 44 hours Value delivered: 44 × $5,000 = $220,000 Contract value: $180,000 ROI: 122% (already paid for itself)
### Journey Milestones
- ✅ Jan 2024: Implementation (30 days early!)
- ✅ Q2 2024: Added 50 seats ($30K expansion)
- ⚠️ Q3 2024: Support escalation (resolved)
- ✅ Q4 2024: 35% downtime reduction achieved
---
## 🎯 Current Health
### Score Breakdown
| Dimension | Score | Trend | Notes |
|-----------|-------|-------|-------|
| Product | 29/40 | → | 73% DAU, strong adoption |
| Support | 12/15 | ↗️ | Recovered from escalation |
| Financial | 20/25 | → | Current, expanded once |
| Relationship | 17/20 | → | Strong champion, weak exec |
| **Total** | **78/100** | | 🟢 Healthy |
### Engagement Metrics
| Metric | Q3 | Q4 | Trend |
|--------|----|----|-------|
| DAU | 140 | 145 | ↗️ +4% |
| Feature adoption | 85% | 89% | ↗️ |
| CSAT | 3.8 | 4.3 | ↗️ Recovering |
| Support tickets | 8 | 3 | ↗️ Improved |
| NPS | 6 | 8 | ↗️ |
---
## ⚠️ Risks & Opportunities
### Risks to Discuss
| Risk | Level | Details | Mitigation |
|------|-------|---------|------------|
| Competitor | 🟡 Medium | Demo'd to IT last month | Competitive defense, exec engagement |
| Budget review | 🟡 Medium | Sarah mentioned "budget discussions" | Reinforce ROI before budget cycle |
| Exec relationship | 🟡 Medium | COO met only once | Request exec-to-exec call |
### Opportunities to Pursue
| Opportunity | Value | Probability | Next Step |
|-------------|-------|-------------|-----------|
| 2 new plants | $60-90K | 60% | Discuss rollout timeline |
| Additional modules | $40K | 40% | Demo predictive features |
| Case study | N/A | 80% | Request with 35% stat |
---
## 💬 QBR Agenda (Suggested)
**Duration: 60 minutes**
| Time | Topic | Lead |
|------|-------|------|
| 0:00 | Welcome, agenda | CSM |
| 0:05 | Their priorities for 2026 | Sarah |
| 0:15 | Value recap: 35% downtime story | CSM |
| 0:25 | Health dashboard review | CSM |
| 0:35 | New plant expansion discussion | Both |
| 0:45 | Product roadmap preview | CSM |
| 0:55 | Next steps and actions | Both |
---
## 📝 Talking Points
### Opening
"Sarah, before we dive in, I want to acknowledge the incredible progress your team has made. A 35% reduction in downtime is exceptional—most customers see 20-25% in their first year."
### Competitive Defense (if needed)
"I heard [Competitor] came by. Happy to do a side-by-side comparison, but I'd also point out: you've already achieved ROI with us. Switching has real costs—time, retraining, risk. Let's talk about what's driving the evaluation."
### Budget Concern
"You mentioned budget reviews coming up. Would it help if I prepared a one-page ROI summary your team could use internally? The 35% downtime number plus the $220K in savings is a strong story."
### Expansion Ask
"With two new plants opening, I want to make sure we're ahead of the curve. What's the timeline? We could do a phased rollout to minimize disruption."
### Executive Engagement
"I'd love to get Mike more involved. Would it make sense to schedule a brief executive update—maybe 20 minutes—where we share the ROI story and get his input on strategic priorities?"
---
## ✅ Pre-QBR Checklist
- [ ] Confirm attendees (Sarah + who else?)
- [ ] Send agenda 3 days before
- [ ] Prepare one-page health summary
- [ ] Update ROI calculation with latest numbers
- [ ] Review competitor battle card
- [ ] Prepare new plant rollout options
- [ ] Draft follow-up email template
---
## 📊 Supporting Materials
### Attachment 1: Health Score Trend
[Include chart showing Q1-Q4 trend]
### Attachment 2: ROI One-Pager
[One-page summary of 35% stat + dollar value]
### Attachment 3: Product Roadmap Preview
[2-3 upcoming features relevant to their use case]
Skill Boundaries
What This Skill Does Well
- Structuring QBR content
- Calculating ROI and metrics
- Identifying risks and opportunities
- Drafting talking points
What This Skill Cannot Do
- Know internal customer politics
- Access your CRM/analytics directly
- Facilitate the actual meeting
- Make pricing decisions
When to Escalate to Human
- Pricing/contract negotiations
- Escalation-level issues
- Executive relationship strategy
- Competitive positioning
Iteration Guide
Follow-up Prompts
- "Draft the one-page ROI summary for their CFO."
- "Create a competitive defense script for this QBR."
- "What questions should I ask about the new plants?"
- "Write the follow-up email after this QBR."
Checklists & Templates
QBR Prep Checklist
- Account overview verified
- Metrics pulled and validated
- ROI calculated
- Risks/opportunities identified
- Agenda drafted
- Talking points prepared
- Materials attached
- Calendar confirmed
References
- Gainsight QBR Best Practices
- Miller Heiman Strategic Selling
- Customer Success QBR Templates
- Executive Business Review Guide
Related Skills
account-health- Health scoring inputexpansion-signals- Opportunity identificationchurn-prediction- Risk assessment
Skill Metadata
- Domain: Customer Success
- Complexity: Intermediate
- Mode: cyborg
- Time to Value: 30-60 min per QBR
- Prerequisites: Account history, metrics, relationship context
Dépôt GitHub
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