Customer Onboarding is a crucial time for your customers’ success as it can set the tone in terms of product adoption, usage, satisfaction and relationship with your brand and product. One of the questions we get asked frequently is: what makes a great onboarding training programme. Here’s the answer.

Are you a digital trailblazer that works with a software as a service (SaaS) product? Have you been navigating the realms of app integration, organic growth and cloud reliability? Are you ready to take on the challenge of creating the perfect user guide for your product? Then this article is for you.

Congratulations! You have your new academy with great courses for your audience. Now, it’s time to get your audience’s attention and engagement to make it a success. Here are some practical tips on how to do it.

Product adoption and client engagement are key factors to the success of any business. That said, not all companies are already leveraging customer education’s benefits for customer success.

In this guide, you will find the 7 steps you need to take to set up an effective and efficient Customer Training in your company. 

Customer Success teams often wonder whether the type of product should dictate their customer education tactics. Does a self-service product require a different customer education approach from a more complex one? This article aims to clarify our opinion on this matter.

When it comes to customer onboarding, everyone agrees: “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” The quality and success of your relationship with any new customer is highly dependent upon your first contact with them.

How satisfied are you with your customer onboarding process? Would you say it is as effective as it could be? Are you confident your customer funnel does not become narrower after their first visit? In business, as in real life, you generally only have one chance to make a strong impression. A successful customer onboarding strategy does more than attracting customers: it also makes them stay, converting them into long-term paying users.