Automation Anywhere

Sr.CustomerRetentionSpecialist

Bengaluru, India FULL TIME
The Brief

“Sr. Customer Retention Specialist at Automation Anywhere. Skills: Customer retention, Sales, Account management. Meet or exceed renewal quotas. Identify and mitigate renewal risks”

What You'll Achieve.

Meeting or exceeding assigned sales objectives and quotas for renewal business

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

High problem-solving ability

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Renewal or account management experience, Experience selling software products that are on-demand and recurring in nature, Experience using Salesforce. com as CRM required, Software Sales SaaS or subscription sales, Experience using Salesforce CPQ

Nice to Have

Experience and knowledge of AI, Automation and/or APA

What You'll Do.

Meet or exceed renewal quotas

Identify and mitigate renewal risks

Collaborate with cross-functional teams

Track upsell or cross opportunities

Identify 'at-risk' renewal clients

Educate and communicate value of solutions

Maintain and manage Salesforce. com renewal opportunities

Manage large enterprise accounts

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Working closely with Customer Success, Sales, Contract Ops, and Support teams; Working closely with the Sales Team

Communication Scope

presentation and communication skills (verbal, written, and listening)

Free ATS check

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