Analyze Account Health

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Summarizes B2B account health by analyzing usage patterns, engagement trends, risk signals, and expansion opportunities.

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Data & AIIntermediate
7/23/2026
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#customer-success#product-analytics#churn-risk#amplitude#account-health

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Automated summary

Analyzes a B2B account's product usage data in Amplitude to produce an account health report covering retention, feature adoption, risks, and expansion opportunities.

Strengths

  • Runs a structured five-step workflow from account identification through a formatted final report
  • Blends quantitative signals (MAU, DAU/MAU, license utilization, per-feature adoption) with qualitative customer feedback (bugs, complaints, requests)
  • Gives explicit classification thresholds (Healthy / At-Risk / Critical) and tailors feature analysis to the detected health level
  • Checks for existing Amplitude dashboards and notebooks before running a fresh analysis

Limitations

  • Fully dependent on the Amplitude MCP tools (query_dataset, search, feedback_*) and on how well events are instrumented
  • Requires the user to supply the account identifier and a list of 5-10 key features to analyze
  • Feedback analysis only works if feedback sources are configured and tied to users within the account
When to use it

Use it to prepare a QBR or renewal, assess churn risk, or prioritize customer success outreach for one specific B2B account.

When not to use it

Avoid it for portfolio-wide analysis, for accounts without usable event data in Amplitude, or when no account identifier can be provided.

Security analysis

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Quality score84/100

The skill is purely an analysis workflow: it instructs the agent to query product analytics and feedback data through named, read-only Amplitude tools, then format a report. There is no shell execution, no network fetch of remote payloads, no credential or token handling, no destructive or exfiltration behavior, and no attempt to bypass safety controls. The only notable concern is handling of end-user PII in generated reports, which is a data-governance matter rather than an execution risk.

Findings
  • •No executable commands; all actions are read-only analytics queries via Amplitude MCP tools (search, query_dataset, get_feedback_*).
  • •Handles user-level PII (account IDs, user names, feedback quotes) that will be surfaced in reports — recommend guidance on who the report may be shared with and whether names should be redacted outside CS/CRM systems.
  • •Delegates to other skills/tools (Amplitude:* namespace) whose behavior is not shown here; a consumer should confirm those tool implementations are trusted.
How this analysis is made

Examples

QBR prep
Analyze the health of the Acme Corp account ahead of their QBR next week — pull usage trends, feature adoption, and any recent feedback.
Renewal risk check
Is the Globex account at risk of churning before their renewal in 60 days? Look at their MAU trend, DAU/MAU, and seat utilization.
Expansion opportunity scan
How is the Initech customer doing? They seem healthy — find which premium features they haven't adopted yet that we could upsell.

name: analyze-account-health description: Summarizes B2B account health by analyzing usage patterns, engagement trends, risk signals, and expansion opportunities. Use for customer success reviews, renewal preparation, QBRs, or account prioritization. suggest_when: User asks about account health, churn risk, renewal prep, QBR, "how is this customer doing", or wants to assess engagement for a specific B2B account.

Analyze Account Health

Deep-dive into a B2B account's product usage to prepare for QBRs, assess renewal risk, identify expansion opportunities, or prioritize CS outreach.

Instructions

Step 0: Identify Account & Discover Context

Get the account identifier:

  • Company name, org ID, account ID, or group property value
  • Ask user if not provided

Search for existing work: Use Amplitude:search to find existing dashboards, charts, or notebooks for this account. If found, ask user if they want fresh analysis or to review existing.


Step 1: Quick Health Triage

Use Amplitude:query_dataset to run these queries in parallel:

Usage Trend:

  • Event: _active, Metric: uniques, Group by: account property
  • Time: Last 60 days, daily interval
  • Shows: Activity increasing or decreasing?

Engagement Quality:

  • Calculate DAU and MAU for account
  • Get DAU/MAU ratio (stickiness)
  • Shows: How engaged are active users?

User Momentum:

  • Active user count week-over-week
  • Shows: Team growing or shrinking?

Classify Health:

  • Healthy: Growing MAU, DAU/MAU >40%, positive WoW
  • At-Risk: Flat/declining MAU, DAU/MAU 20-40%, negative WoW
  • Critical: Steep decline, DAU/MAU <20%, sustained negative WoW

Step 2: User-Level Analysis

Use Amplitude:query_dataset with user-level groupBy:

Power Users:

  • Top 3-5 users by event volume (champions to leverage)

Churned Users:

  • Users active in previous period but not current (retention risks)

License Utilization:

  • Active users in last 30 days vs total seats

Step 3: Feature Usage Analysis

Use Amplitude:query_dataset grouped by events/features:

Feature Breadth:

  • Which core features are being used (ask user for 5-10 key features)
  • Adoption rate per feature

Feature Trends:

  • Usage over last 90 days per feature
  • Identify growing vs declining features

Focus based on health:

  • If At-Risk/Critical: Find abandoned features (used 60-90 days ago, not in last 30)
  • If Healthy: Find expansion opportunities (premium features not yet tried)

Step 4: Account Feedback Analysis

Get feedback sources: Use Amplitude:get_feedback_sources to see what's available.

Get feedback insights: Use Amplitude:get_feedback_insights filtered by:

  • ampId for each user in the account
  • dateStart/dateEnd: Last 90 days
  • types: bug, painPoint, complaint, request, lovedFeature

Get specific mentions: For top 3-5 insights, use Amplitude:get_feedback_mentions to get quotes.

Correlate with behavior:

  • Complaint about Feature X? Query their usage of Feature X
  • Request for Feature Y? Check if they hit limits Y would solve
  • Praise for Feature Z? Validate they're heavy users of Z

Step 5: Present Account Health Report

Structure output as follows:

Account Health Report: [Account Name]

Executive Summary

[2-3 sentences: Health score, key trend, primary recommendation]

Health Score: [🟢 Healthy | 🟡 At-Risk | 🔴 Critical]

[One sentence rationale with key metric]


Key Metrics

| Metric | Current | Trend | Status | |--------|---------|-------|--------| | MAU | X | ↑↓→ Y% | 🟢🟡🔴 | | DAU/MAU | X% | ↑↓→ Y% | 🟢🟡🔴 | | License Utilization | X% | ↑↓→ | 🟢🟡🔴 | | Features Adopted | X/Y | ↑↓→ | 🟢🟡🔴 |


🚨 Risk Factors (if any)

  1. [Issue] - [Impact]
    • Usage data: [metric/trend]
    • Customer feedback: [theme with X mentions] - [representative quote]

✅ Positive Signals

  1. [What's working] - [Evidence from usage + feedback]

👥 User Intelligence

Champions (Leverage)

  • [User ID/Name]: [Activity summary] - Action: [Specific CS recommendation]

At Risk (Engage)

  • [User ID/Name]: [Last active date / declining pattern] - Action: [Check-in recommendation]

Inactive (>30 days)

  • [Count] users ([X]% of licenses)

💡 Top Pain Points & Requests

Pain Points

  1. [Theme] (X mentions)
    • [Concise description]
    • Evidence: [Behavioral data] + "[Quote]" - [Source, Date]
    • Action: [What to do]

Feature Requests

  1. [Theme] (X mentions)
    • [What they want]
    • Evidence: "[Quote]" - [Source, Date]
    • Roadmap status: [On roadmap/Not planned/Considering]

What They Love ❤️

  1. [Feature]: "[Quote]"

📊 Feature Adoption

High Usage: [Feature] - [X users] (↑Y%) Declining: [Feature] - [X users] (↓Y%) - Investigate Untapped (Upsell): [Premium feature] - Could solve [pain point]


🎯 Recommendations

🔥 This Week

  1. [Specific action with user/contact name]

📅 This Month

  1. [Strategic action with context]

💰 Expansion Opportunities

  1. [Upsell signal with evidence]

📎 Details

  • Analysis Date: [Date]
  • Timeframe: [Last X days]
  • Confidence: [High/Medium/Low based on data volume]

Best Practices

  • Always name users - CS needs who to contact, not aggregates
  • Connect feedback to behavior - Validate complaints with usage data
  • Be specific in recommendations - "Call Sarah about Feature X" not "improve engagement"
  • Show trends, not snapshots - Direction matters more than point-in-time
  • Flag data gaps - Note low volume, missing properties, or incomplete data
  • Prioritize by impact - Focus on issues affecting multiple users or champions

Common Patterns

Churn Risks:

  • Champion churned + declining overall usage
  • Multiple complaints about same issue + behavioral evidence of friction
  • License utilization declining + negative feedback

Expansion Signals:

  • Hitting plan limits (users, API, storage)
  • Requests for premium features + high engagement
  • New users being added + positive feedback

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