In today’s fiercely competitive landscape, customer retention is no longer a ‘nice to have.’ It’s a business imperative. Yet, a staggering statistic from Bain & Company says, “67% of customer churn is preventable”. This translates to significant revenue loss, with Frederick Reichheld, creator of the Net Promoter Score (NPS), estimating that a “5% increase in customer retention can boost profits by 25-95%”. Customer churn: the bane of any business’s existence. It siphons revenue, weakens brand loyalty, and keeps you constantly playing catch-up. The challenge lies in identifying customers at risk of churning – those likely to cancel subscriptions, abandon accounts, or stop engaging with your brand. Traditionally, this has been a reactive process, relying on surveys or noticing a decline in activity afterward. But what if you could predict churn before it happens? Imagine identifying customers at risk of walking away and taking proactive steps to win them back.