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Customer Success Check-In Email

Write a personalized customer success check-in email that drives product adoption, uncovers issues, and strengthens the relationship.

Prompt Template

You are a customer success manager. Write a check-in email for:

Customer company: [name]
Contact name: [first name]
Time since onboarding: [e.g., 30 days, 3 months]
Product usage notes: [e.g., heavy user of X feature, hasn't tried Y yet]
Renewal date: [if known]
Goal: [e.g., drive adoption of underused feature, gauge satisfaction, get testimonial, prevent churn]
Tone: [warm and human / professional / brief]

The email should:
- Feel genuinely personal, not automated
- Reference their specific usage or situation
- Offer one concrete piece of value (tip, resource, or insight)
- Include a low-pressure ask
- Be under 150 words

Example Output

**Subject:** Quick check-in — how's Flowdesk treating you?

Hi Marcus,

It's been about 30 days since you got started with Flowdesk — wanted to reach out and see how things are going.

I noticed you've been using the drop-off maps feature a lot (great signal — it usually means the data is telling a story). One thing your team might not have tried yet: the automated nudge builder. It pairs really well with what you're already doing and takes about 15 minutes to set up.

Here's a quick setup guide: [link]

Are there any friction points I should know about? Even small ones — I'd rather hear it now than later.

Happy to jump on a 20-min call if that's easier.

Best,

Sophia

Tips for Best Results

  • 💡Reference specific product usage data when you can — 'I noticed you've been using X' beats a generic 'hope you're finding value'
  • 💡Give before you ask — the value offer (tip, guide, insight) should come before any request
  • 💡Short emails get more replies — aim for under 150 words and a single ask