ChurnZero vs Totango

• Segments: The ability to pull a seemingly infinite amount of contact and account related segments based off of account data that helps to drive strategic activities for us as account managers, whether it's getting in front of Churn when we see certain usage data or whether it's being able to identify upsell opportunities
• Automation: The ability to automate saves a ton of time, being able to bulk send campaign or renewal email and run plays for all different segments of contacts frees up time for other activities.
• Integrations: Churnzero has great integration with Salesforce, not only does it save time from having to use multiple platforms and applications but it has bi-directional sync which helps with data integrity.

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• Account's health and changes overview: In the homepage, which is your "dashboard", you can clearly see your portfolio's health and what has changed since your last update. In this way, it is easy to get fast insights and move accounts to your "attention center".
• Health history: It's easy to see health changes over time and by clicking in the date range, you see what criteria were impacting this health at that time.
• Account's hierarchy: For my business, it's really important to be able to group accounts and have more than one level of customers (companies and groups of companies, for example). This way, it is possible to design and deploy strategies to different decision makers.
• Easy health profile set up: The Health Profile set up page is really easy to use, with simple calculations features to determine what is good and poor health for your customers.
• Tasks and touchpoint monitoring: Although these features have some room for improvement (e.g.: edit options, paragraph, bold or topics could make a huge difference when you want to record long conversations or detailed topics), they are really user friendly and make it easy for the account manager to write down notes on the customer's updates.

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• The email that is sent out to clients does not tie to our company or that it's coming from Churnzero. It is too general which may confuse clients.
• Attachments are not allowed which is not too important for right now but can be useful in the future.

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• if you connect through segment.io it requires you to go one plan higher on segment in order to use totango (but it's not a lot of money),
• Sometimes the totango created 'engagement' score can be a bit tricky to understand rather than our own created health metrics and health scores we use totango for.

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• The main positive I have seen is getting a holistic view of who our customers are and what they are doing with our application in place. Before, we had this information but it was not easily accessible and hard to interpret.

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• Evidence from my perspective is limited since I've been using Totango for several months. The closest example of tangible ROI I've seen is using the data to help gauge how much effort and work I need to commit in order to renew (and in some cases save) accounts. There are have been a handful of cases in which poor engagement data allowed me and my CX counterparts to quickly address issues with customers - something that certainly impacts our customers' willingness to renew their subscriptions.

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