Notice the wait.
Find recorded AI handoffs with no person’s reply. Possible missed promises are labeled for human checking before a follow-up.
Find customers waiting for a reply and repeat buyers who have gone quiet. Give your team the context to make the next contact useful.

A handoff went unanswered. A regular buyer passed their usual ordering gap. Put the person, the evidence, and the follow-up in view before the team reaches out.
| Account | Buying rhythm | Attention |
|---|---|---|
| Northwind Retail | Usually every 14 days 132 days since last order | Overdue |
| Harbor Print | Usually every 30 days 46 days since last order | Watch list |
| Maple Goods | Ordered again yesterday Previously overdue | Returned |
The account is beyond its measured overdue threshold: 132 days since its last order, a 14-day usual gap, and a 75-day longest historical gap. Review its recent purchases and linked support history before calling. Historical revenue helps size the account; it does not establish revenue lost.
Current app workflow with fictional records. Features depend on connected sources and workspace access.

Find recorded AI handoffs with no person’s reply. Possible missed promises are labeled for human checking before a follow-up.
Compare repeat buyers with their own ordering rhythm. Inspect the last order, linked support history, and call brief.
Owners contact customers through their usual channels. A win-back test compares subsequent orders with a held-back group; BearScope does not send the outreach.
Current customer-recovery workflows prepare and track human follow-up. BearScope does not send win-back outreach or customer messages through its action gateway.
No. Customers at stake estimates the chance of no order within 90 days from observed history. Historical revenue shows exposure, not proven lost revenue.
Choose a waiting-customer handoff or a repeat-buyer cohort with reliable linked records. Confirm the source coverage, owner, and completion measure.