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Featured app • Flywheel
Spot the customers about to leave, before they actually do
Most customers do not complain before they leave. They just use the product a little less each week, then one day they are gone. By the time the cancellation lands, the decision was made months ago. Flywheel reads those quiet signals in your usage data and reaches out while the account can still be saved.
What is it:
A customer engagement platform that turns your product usage data into automated, personalized messages that win back at-risk users.
Who is it for:
SaaS teams who only notice churn after a paying customer has already gone quiet.
Alternative to:
Vitally, ChurnZero, Gainsight, or Customer.io, or watching revenue slip away in a spreadsheet.
Why we like it:
We like Flywheel because it flags the accounts about to leave while you can still do something about it, and acts on that signal without any extra code.
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Missed a previous issue? Don’t worry! Catch up on all the incredible apps we’ve featured in past issues and find hidden gems you might have overlooked.
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One AI employee. Engineering, finance, growth, ops.
Last week Viktor opened 14 pull requests, closed two month-end books, drafted a board update, deployed three landing pages, and triaged 600 support tickets. From inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. 20,000+ teams now run this way.
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What Deel Brings to Contractor Management:
Competitive contractor benefits: Give contractors access to health insurance, dental, and local perks that set you apart from other clients.
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Self-serve platform: Let contractors onboard, submit invoices, and manage their own info without back-and-forth.
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Trusted by 35,000+ companies, Deel makes it easy to offer the kind of benefits that keep your best contractors loyal.
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