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What are Customer Health Scores?

Customer health scores are automated assessments of how healthy your customer relationships are. Quivly calculates a health score for each customer by analyzing data across five key categories: Revenue, Product Usage, Engagement, Support, and Market Signals.
Think of health scores as an early warning system that helps you proactively identify at-risk customers before they churn and spot expansion opportunities before they’re missed.

Health Score Overview

Score Range

Health scores range from 0 to 100:
Score RangeStatusIndicator ColorMeaning
80-100Healthy🟢 GreenCustomer is thriving, consider expansion opportunities
60-79Medium🟡 YellowCustomer is stable but watch for any declines
40-59High Risk🟠 OrangeCustomer showing warning signs, intervention needed
0-39Critical🔴 RedCustomer at severe risk of churn, urgent action required
Thresholds are customizable. Your admin can adjust these ranges based on your business. For example, you might set “Healthy” as 75-100 instead of 80-100.

Score Components

Every health score is calculated from five categories:

Revenue

What it measures: Financial health based on MRR, outstanding balances, and renewal timingImpact: High revenue with upcoming renewal = healthy. Declining MRR or overdue invoices = unhealthy.

Product Usage

What it measures: How actively the customer uses your productImpact: Increasing usage = healthy. Declining usage or inactive users = unhealthy.

Engagement

What it measures: Frequency of calls, meetings, and interactions with your teamImpact: Regular touchpoints = healthy. Long gaps between interactions = unhealthy.

Support

What it measures: Volume, severity, and resolution time of support ticketsImpact: Few low-priority tickets = healthy. Many critical tickets with slow resolution = unhealthy.

Market Signals

What it measures: External company signals like funding, hiring, layoffs, acquisitionsImpact: Positive signals (funding, growth) = healthy. Negative signals (layoffs, financial trouble) = unhealthy.

How Health Scores are Calculated

Weighted Category Model

Each category contributes to the overall health score based on configurable weights: Default weight distribution:
  • Revenue: 30%
  • Product Usage: 25%
  • Engagement: 20%
  • Support: 15%
  • Market Signals: 10%
Example calculation for “Acme Corp”:
CategoryScore (0-100)WeightContribution
Revenue8530%25.5
Product Usage6025%15.0
Engagement7020%14.0
Support4015%6.0
Market Signals8010%8.0
Overall Health68.5100%68.5
Result: Acme Corp has a health score of 68.5 (Medium) 🟡
Weights are customizable. Your admin can adjust category weights based on what matters most for your business. For example, a usage-heavy product might weight Product Usage at 40%.

Metrics by Category

Each category score is calculated from specific metrics:
CategoryKey Metrics
RevenueMRR trend, outstanding balances, days to renewal, subscription status
Product UsageActive users, login frequency, feature adoption, usage vs. quota
EngagementDays since last call, call frequency, contact responsiveness
SupportOpen tickets, ticket priority, resolution time, CSAT
Market SignalsFunding, hiring trends, layoffs, acquisitions, executive changes
Metric thresholds and scoring formulas are configurable. See Metrics Guide for details.

Getting Started with Health Scores

1

For CSMs: Explore the Customers List

  1. Navigate to Customers in the left sidebar
  2. You’ll see health scores next to each customer name
  3. Click the “Health Score” column header to sort by score
  4. Filter to show only “High Risk” or “Critical” customers
  5. Start with the lowest-scored customers - they need attention first
2

For CSMs: Review a Customer's Health Score

  1. Click on any customer to open their profile
  2. Navigate to the Health Score tab
  3. See the overall score, trend, and category breakdown
  4. Understand which categories are driving the score up or down
  5. Review the timeline to see how health has changed over time
3

For Admins: Configure Health Scores

  1. Navigate to SettingsHealth Scores
  2. Review the default configuration
  3. Adjust category weights based on your business priorities
  4. Set metric thresholds that make sense for your customer base
  5. Test the configuration on sample customers
  6. Activate when ready
See Health Score Configuration for detailed setup guide.

Next Steps


Key Takeaways

Health scores are automated assessments (0-100) of customer relationship health.
Scores are calculated from five categories: Revenue, Product Usage, Engagement, Support, and Market Signals.
Category weights are customizable to match your business priorities (default: Revenue 30%, Usage 25%, Engagement 20%, Support 15%, Market Signals 10%).
Health scores help scale customer success by automatically identifying at-risk customers and expansion opportunities.