Expected vs. actual cadence
Set the touch cadence each tier of client should get; the agent tracks the gap between that promise and reality across the whole book.
Relationship Decay Watch · on the Vertiqa OS
Vertiqa's Relationship Decay Watch will compare actual touchpoints against the cadence each client deserves and queue re-engagement plans for the ones going cold.
The problem it removes
Every book of business has clients quietly aging out — no complaint, no event, just eighteen months of silence. Each one is a renewal at risk and a referral you never got.
The working definition we are building against — if it misses how your business runs, tell us before we ship it.
Set the touch cadence each tier of client should get; the agent tracks the gap between that promise and reality across the whole book.
Cold relationships surface ranked by value and staleness, so re-engagement effort goes where it protects the most revenue.
Each surfaced client comes with a drafted, personalized re-opening touch — referencing real history, not "just checking in."
Every agent runs inside the same system of record — bounded by what it remembers, what it is allowed to do, and what gets written down.
Relationship Decay Watch will read the same governed timeline as every Vertiqa agent — your calls, notes, deals, and documents — instead of starting from a blank prompt.
Anything this agent drafts or proposes waits in your approval queue. It prepares the work; a human ships it.
Each run, artifact, and approval lands in the immutable audit log — so you can always answer what the agent did, when, and on whose say-so.
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