Strengthen Customer Relationships

Create digital twins of your customers. Predict their needs and concerns before they arise. Keep satisfaction and retention high.

Mind Reasoner

The Paradigm Shift

Stop reacting to issues. Create a customer mind from past interactions. Predict their needs, concerns, and satisfaction risks—before problems surface.

Result: Higher retention, stronger relationships, proactive success management.


Why Customers Leave

The Problem

You’re managing relationships blind:

  • Will this customer renew or churn?
  • What concerns do they have right now?
  • How will they respond to price changes?
  • What do they need to stay satisfied?

You’re reacting to problems instead of preventing them.

The Solution

Manage relationships proactively:

  • Predict which customers are at risk
  • Know their concerns before they voice them
  • Test communications before sending
  • Understand what keeps them satisfied

Prevent churn. Strengthen relationships.


How It Works

1

Create Customer Mind

Upload past interactions (calls, emails, support tickets)

Training: 5-15 minutes

Result: Digital twin that thinks and responds like your customer

2

Predict Their Needs

Ask the customer mind any question:

  • “What concerns do you have about our service?”
  • “How will you respond to a price increase?”
  • “What would make you consider leaving?”

Result: Know their needs before they become problems

3

Strengthen the Relationship

Act on predictions:

  • Address concerns proactively
  • Communicate in ways that resonate
  • Prevent churn before it happens

Result: Higher retention and customer satisfaction


What You Can Predict


Quick Start

Upload interactions from any customer:

  • Support conversations
  • Email exchanges
  • Call transcripts
  • Meeting notes

Training: 5-15 minutes per customer

Ask the customer mind:

  • What concerns do you have?
  • How will you respond to this change?
  • What would improve your satisfaction?

Get answers. Act proactively.

Regularly check customer minds for:

  • Changing satisfaction levels
  • Emerging concerns
  • New needs and opportunities

Result: Relationships get stronger over time


Implementation

Use Mind Reasoner through Claude Code

No coding. Just natural conversation in Claude.

You:

$> Create a customer mind for Jennifer Park, VP Engineering at TechCorp,
>using /Documents/customer-calls/techcorp-vp-engineering.vtt

Mind Reasoner:

✓ Created mind: "Jennifer Park - VP Engineering TechCorp"
✓ Training... (~10 min)

You:

$> We're implementing a price increase next month.
>How will Jennifer respond? What concerns will she raise?

Mind Reasoner:

Based on Jennifer's communication patterns:
Her likely response: CONCERNED
Concerns she'll raise:
1. Budget Constraints: "We didn't budget for this"
Why: Tight Q4 budget, already over on tools
What she needs: Advance notice + justification
2. Value Justification: "What are we getting for the increase?"
Why: Under pressure to cut costs, needs to defend spend
What she needs: Clear ROI and new value delivered
3. Alternatives: "We're evaluating competitors"
Why: Not a threat, but needs leverage for internal approval
What she needs: Understanding and flexibility
Risk assessment: MEDIUM
- Not at immediate churn risk
- Needs proactive communication
- Opportunity to strengthen relationship with transparency

You:

$> If I communicate the increase this way: [draft email],
>how will she respond? Will this approach work?

Mind Reasoner:

Testing your communication approach...
Her likely response: POSITIVE
Why this will work:
- Advance notice addresses her budget concern
- ROI justification gives her internal ammunition
- Acknowledges her as valued partner
- Offers call to discuss = respect
Improvement suggestions:
- Add specific new features launched since last year
- Mention price holds for annual commit
- Reference her team's growth/usage increase
With these additions, this approach will strengthen
(not damage) the relationship.

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Next Steps

Questions? Email support@mindreasoner.com