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Churn Risk Scoring Model Builder
Build predictive churn risk models from behavioral data, identifying early warning signals and scoring users for proactive intervention.
What You Get
Transform raw behavioral data into actionable churn risk scores with weighted scoring model, user risk rankings, and intervention playbooks in minutes instead of weeks.
The Problem
The Solution
How It Works
- 1 Validate your behavioral data CSV has user_id, numeric behavior columns, and churned outcome column
- 2 Run the Python analysis script using uv to calculate correlations between each behavior and churn outcome
- 3 Review risk signal analysis to understand which behaviors predict churn (positive vs negative correlations)
- 4 Identify your product's activation threshold - the behavioral combination separating retained from churned users
- 5 Review user risk scores to see all users ranked 0-100 by churn risk with specific risk factors
- 6 Build intervention playbooks for each risk tier with specific actions based on risk factors
- 7 Track model performance over time and refine based on which interventions actually reduce churn
What You'll Need
- Python 3.10+ (dependencies installed automatically via uv)
- Behavioral data in CSV format with user_id and churned columns
- Minimum 30 users with at least 5% churn rate
- Numeric behavioral columns (activity counts, days, frequencies, etc.)
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