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Goals
Reduce trial-to-paid activation friction inside first session
Give sales a reliable workspace-usage snapshot in admin
Tasks
Awaiting approval · 1
ProposedDefault (OpenAI)

Build trial-risk scoring from first-session engagement signals

Use time-to-first-action and template interaction data to flag at-risk trials for sales outreach within 24 hours — catching activation friction before users churn, and giving sales actionable risk data in admin.

Depends on:Add a guided first-action prompt after workspace creation(will queue all dependencies)
In progress · 1
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Definition of done

Show a contextual prompt with workflow templates after workspace creation, track template_selected events, and reduce the workspace-to-first-action drop-off rate.

Chief
C

I scanned the repo — Rails API with a React SPA, Stripe billing via a webhooks/ controller, and a multi-step invite flow in app/services/onboarding/. The Segment integration has event gaps across the trial activation path.

Before I set goals: is the immediate priority improving trial-to-paid conversion, or expansion revenue from existing accounts?

09:02 AM

Y

Trial conversion — we are losing people between invite accept and first workflow run. Sales also needs usage snapshots in admin, they keep pinging engineering for one-off queries.

09:05 AM

C

Got it. Two goals:

Reduce trial-to-paid activation friction inside first session

strategic

instrument the full invite-to-first-action funnel, isolate the biggest drop-off, and ship targeted fixes.

Give sales a reliable workspace-usage snapshot in admin

strategic

surface health scores, seat utilization, and MRR on account cards so sales stops needing ad-hoc queries.

Starting with the onboarding funnel instrumentation for goal 1 — that is the diagnostic work the activation friction fixes depend on. I'll work on the admin snapshot in parallel since it's independent.

09:08 AM

C

Finished instrumenting the onboarding funnel — first milestone for the activation friction goal is done. Here is what the data shows after 48 hours of collection:

  • Invite accept → workspace created: 89% completion, healthy
  • Workspace created → first workflow run: only 38% completion — this is the cliff
  • Of the 62% who drop off, 81% never return after their first session
  • Median time-to-first-action for users who convert: 4m 12s vs 11m+ for those who don't

The gap is not invite friction — it is the dead air between creating a workspace and knowing what to do next. Users who hit a workflow template within 3 minutes convert at 2.4× the rate of those who don't.

Meanwhile, the admin snapshot goal is progressing — workspace health scores and seat utilization are already live on account cards. Sales has the usage data they were requesting.

11:30 AM

C

Based on those numbers, two milestones to keep pushing on the activation friction goal:

Proposed

Add a guided first-action prompt after workspace creation

Surface the three most relevant workflow templates right after setup, targeting the 62% drop-off window before users bounce. This is the highest-leverage fix for reducing trial-to-paid friction.

Proposed

Build trial-risk scoring from first-session engagement signals

Use time-to-first-action and template interaction data to flag at-risk trials for sales outreach within 24 hours. This also feeds the admin snapshot goal — trial risk scores will surface alongside the health scores sales already has.

Depends on:Add a guided first-action prompt after workspace creation(will queue all dependencies)

The second depends on the first — we need the template interaction events wired up before the scoring model has useful signal.

11:31 AM

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