Weekly Recap Template for Customer Success & Support
Streamline client check-ins, QBRs, and escalation notes with our Weekly Recap Template, designed for CSMs and support managers to save time and improve data accuracy.
This Weekly Recap Template is designed for Customer Success Managers (CSMs), support managers, and account managers to efficiently capture and summarize key client interactions. It addresses the pain points of inconsistent data entry into CRMs, lengthy QBR preparation, and delayed identification of churn risks by providing a structured way to document critical information.
Client Engagement Overview
Acme Corp
Enter the name of the client being reviewed.
2024-07-26
Specify the last day of the week this recap covers.
Green (Stable), Yellow (Watch), Red (At Risk)
Select the current health status of the client based on recent interactions and data.
QBR with leadership, Onboarding check-in with new users
List all significant client interactions conducted during the week.
Performance & Usage Highlights
Increased login frequency by 15%, new feature X adoption at 70%
Summarize key product usage data and trends observed.
Successfully integrated with their new HRIS system, 90% completion of initial training modules
Document any positive outcomes, project completions, or client successes.
Upsell potential for advanced analytics module, referencability for upcoming case study
Note any potential growth, expansion, or advocacy opportunities.
Challenges & Risks
Open support ticket regarding API integration, low engagement from marketing team
Detail any ongoing problems, client frustrations, or areas of concern.
Declining usage, unresponsive executive sponsor, competitor mentioned in recent call
List any signals that might indicate a risk of client churn.
Raised: Critical bug in reporting module; Resolved: Billing dispute from last month
Track any escalations that occurred, noting their status.
Action Items & Next Steps
Schedule follow-up on API ticket, prepare QBR deck for next month, send product roadmap update
Outline specific tasks and initiatives planned for the upcoming week.
Sync with product on feature request, discuss account strategy with sales rep
Note any internal team members or departments that need to be engaged.
Client to provide feedback on new dashboard, schedule training for new hires
Record any actions or deliverables the client has committed to.
Product Feedback & Insights
Users requesting more customization options for reports, difficulty understanding new UI element
Summarize any significant product feedback received from the client.
Ability to export data directly to Excel, integration with Salesforce opportunities
List specific feature requests or suggestions from the client.
Renewal & Growth Outlook
High (9/10), Medium (6/10), Low (3/10)
Assign a score or confidence level for the upcoming renewal.
High - potential for new module, Medium - exploring additional licenses
Assess the likelihood and areas for expanding the client's current services.
2025-03-15
Record the client's next renewal date.
How to Use This Template
Open the Weekly Recap Template in CraftNote before or after your client calls throughout the week.
Fill in the 'Client Engagement Overview' section with basic client details and overall health status.
During or immediately after client interactions, use the relevant sections (e.g., 'Performance & Usage', 'Challenges & Risks') to quickly jot down notes and key takeaways.
At the end of the week, review all entries, summarize key points, and populate the 'Action Items & Next Steps' section.
Export or sync your completed recap to your CRM or project management tool to ensure all client insights are captured and actionable.
Customization Tips
Add custom fields for specific client segments, such as 'Industry-Specific Regulations' for healthcare clients or 'Integration Partners' for tech clients.
Create separate versions for different interaction types, like a 'QBR Recap Template' with more detailed performance metrics and strategic discussion points.
Integrate a 'Sentiment Analysis' field with a dropdown to quickly categorize the overall mood of a client interaction (e.g., Positive, Neutral, Negative).