ESG delivers Customer Success as a Service® (CSaaS), enabling you to build, operationalize, and transform your CS organization.
We’re here to help you improve metrics and accomplish your ultimate goal of reduced churn and increased retention.
Our services combine consultation, process development, people, and automation to increase the capabilities of your Customer Success organization.
ESG identifies specific areas of strength and growth opportunity for your business.
ESG improves your Customer Success maturity by quickly expanding your library of operational elements.
ESG fills customer coverage gaps and vCSMs provide best-in-class customer experience to your users.
ESG sells your training courses and subscriptions to your users and manages the consumption of that training.
Our people and expertise are the driving forces behind all of our Customer Success initiatives. Whether you want to better understand your Customer Success Maturity, need help building foundational elements of your CS organization, or need people and automation to help fill in gaps, we’ve got you covered.
Over our nearly two decades at the forefront of the Customer Success industry, we’ve built a foundation of experience, integrity, expertise, and results. We value hard work, self-motivation, and outcomes, alongside creativity, flexibility and heart. We’re not just another SaaS vendor — we’re here to create long-term relationships built on trust and effective solutions.
We talk to Customer Success organizations at all phases of development, so we often get asked about the differences between hiring a consultant, a staffing agency, and ESG. Scaling Customer Success is a huge undertaking, no matter where you are in your journey to full Customer Success maturity. If you’re just starting out, hiring CSMs […]
READ MOREChurn is a naughty word Ah, yes. Churn. The dreaded kryptonite of all SaaS companies. Churn occurs when the client does not renew their subscription with your SaaS company. And if enough churn occurs among your subscriber base, then you don’t have much of a company left; therefore, it is prudent to understand both the […]
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