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saas-lifecycle

Use this skill when a subscription product's messaging needs to be designed, audited, or rebuilt across the whole customer journey — activation, onboarding, trial conversion, adoption, retention, expansion, failed-payment recovery, and win-back. Produces either a findings report ranked by leverage, or a staged build roadmap with the trigger, touches, and data prerequisites for each program. Trigger phrasings: "design our lifecycle", "why are we churning", "review our lifecycle emails", "trial conversion is low", "build a win-back flow", "dunning", "onboarding emails", "our activation rate is bad", "where do we start with lifecycle".

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Applies to any subscription product with usage data. Produces an audit ranked by leverage, or a staged roadmap with data prerequisites named.

## Audit the data layer before anything else

The most common finding is not a missing campaign. It's that the events and attributes the messaging would need are not being tracked, are tracked inconsistently, or never reach the messaging platform. Design a beautiful behavioural program on top of that and it silently sends the wrong thing to everyone.

So the first move in any engagement is: what events actually exist and are populated? Are plan, usage, and subscription attributes flowing through? Where's the gap between what the messaging needs and what the data provides? **If the pipes are broken, fixing them is the first deliverable — say so plainly, even when the ask was for a campaign.**

## The eight stages

Locate the user on this map, then ask: what's the single next value moment, and what message helps them reach it?

1. **Acquisition** — signup created → set expectations, drive first login
2. **Activation** — first login → reach the aha moment
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