| name | dunning-risk-assessor |
| description | Identifies subscriptions currently in dunning status or at risk of entering dunning soon, segments by risk level for targeted recovery. Output feeds into decision matrix for recovery strategy recommendations. |
Dunning Risk Assessor
Identify and segment at-risk subscriptions by dunning status and predicted churn risk.
What It Does
Scans your Zoho Billing data and classifies subscriptions into risk tiers:
- Critical — Will likely churn within 7 days (3+ failed payment attempts)
- High — Will likely churn within 14 days (2 failed payment attempts)
- Medium — Will likely churn within 30 days (1 failed payment attempt + expired card)
- Low — Minor payment friction but recoverable (single soft decline or expiring card)
The Output
A risk segmentation table showing:
- Subscription Number — Zoho ID
- Customer Name — Customer identifier
- Risk Tier — critical | high | medium | low
- Days Until Churn — estimated time to involuntary cancellation
- LTV (Lifetime Value) — total revenue from customer
- LTD (Lifetime Duration) — days as active customer
- Latest Failure — most recent payment failure reason
- Retry Count — number of automated retry attempts so far
Results Grouped by Risk Tier
- Critical subscriptions first (highest priority)
- Then high, medium, low (escalating priority)
Used By Recovery Recommender
Output from this skill feeds directly into the Recovery Recommender, which applies your company's decision matrix to recommend specific recovery actions per subscription.
Propose-Only Approach
✓ This skill identifies and classifies subscriptions only
✗ This skill never:
- Modifies subscription status
- Applies retries automatically
- Cancels subscriptions
- Changes customer data
All findings are presented as classification data for downstream decision-making.
Common Invocations
- "Which subscriptions are in dunning status right now?"
- "Show me all critical-risk subscriptions"
- "How many subscriptions are at risk this week?"
- "Give me the high-risk customers that need outreach"