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Argus Churn

Keep quiet conversations in sight.

Consider the last contact alongside the conversation history. Prepare the next step for patients who need follow-up.

Illustrative product screen · Sample client data

Less preparation. More attention to patients.

Last contact and elapsed time in view

See when the patient last contacted you and what they discussed.

Follow-up suggestions informed by the conversation

Review the expected response, patient preferences and previous conversation together.

A next step with a responsible team member

Update the record with the new conversation and next step.

A coordinator reviewing an earlier conversation and preparing a client follow-up
Keep the conversation going

Follow up with the context in mind.

When a client asks for time to think, keep their conversation in view. Argus brings the last contact and conversation history together, so your coordinator can review the context and plan a thoughtful follow-up.

Last contact and elapsed time in view
Follow-up suggestions informed by the conversation
A next step with a responsible team member
Illustrative workflow

Your team’s workflow

01

Review the last contact

See when the patient last contacted you and what they discussed.

Selim · Conversation history
12 OctoberPlan shared
13 OctoberI will think about it.
Today3 days since last contact
02

Consider the context

Review the expected response, patient preferences and previous conversation together.

Argus · Follow-up draft
Hi Selim, is there anything you would like us to clarify about the plan we shared? We would be happy to answer your questions.
The patient asked for time to consider.
For team review
03

Plan the follow-up

Choose an appropriate contact time and the team member responsible.

Follow-up task
OwnerPatient coordinator
WhenTomorrow · 10:00
ActionClarify questions about the plan
04

Record the outcome

Update the record with the new conversation and next step.

The conversation continues
Thank you. I have a few questions about recovery time.
New reply received
Next step: answer the questions

Time your team could get back.

20

tasks / day

20 hrs

potential time saved / month

60%

less preparation time

Illustrative scenario; not measured product results. 20 tasks × 20 days × (5 − 2) minutes saved.

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