CRI · Customer Relationship Index

Know the truth about your most important accounts. Before it costs you.

Most major accounts don't fail loudly. They drift, while internal reporting still says all is well. CRI tells you what's really happening, every month.

The problem

The silent drift problem.

Accounts look fine on the surface. Underneath, trust thins and strategic value erodes. By the time it shows up in the numbers, the damage is done.

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Service still delivered

Tickets close. SLAs met. The internal read looks healthy.

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No one complaining

No escalations. Polite meetings. The relationship feels familiar.

03

Relationship quietly eroding

Trust thins. Strategic relevance fades. Growth permission withdrawn.

What CRI is

A monthly health check for your most important relationships.

CRI is an AI system that interviews people on both sides of the relationship once a month — like a family doctor check-up, but for your accounts. It produces a single scored reading of relationship health, so you know where you stand before problems become visible.

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AI reaches out

Once a month, CRI interviews people on both sides of the relationship.

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Conversations happen

People respond in their own words. CRI listens across all four pillars.

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Score is produced

Responses are weighted and aggregated into a single CRI score for the account.

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Trends emerge

Month by month, you see where the relationship is healthy — and where it needs attention.

The four pillars it measures

Credibility

Do they believe in us?

Reliability

Do we consistently deliver?

Embeddedness

Are we part of how they operate?

Strategic Permission

Are we invited into their future?

−11→+35

DHL NPS recovered 46 points in 6 weeks after CRI flagged structural drift.

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Active regions: Asia, the UK and Europe.

Trusted by enterprises across the Americas, Europe & Asia

Questions

What teams usually ask.

Get the conversation started

Your most important accounts deserve more than a score.

The first call is a mutual-fit conversation. 30 minutes, no pitch.