No shared lifecycle model
Each vertical builds its own concept of "active," "lapsed," and "at risk." There is no cross-vertical signal when the same relationship is deteriorating across multiple touchpoints.
Retain powers the lifecycle layer for recurring relationships across the platform — memberships, renewals, onboarding, retention, reactivation, reimbursement-support workflows, and relationship analytics.
Each vertical builds its own concept of "active," "lapsed," and "at risk." There is no cross-vertical signal when the same relationship is deteriorating across multiple touchpoints.
Upcoming renewals, expiring agreements, and lapsing memberships surface reactively — after the relationship has already drifted. No queue, no cadence, no follow-up routing.
Reimbursement packets, onboarding documents, and agreement state live in disconnected systems. No single view of what is ready, what is pending, and what is blocking a relationship from progressing.
Retain turns relationship lifecycle into shared platform infrastructure. Each vertical gets a common way to model stages, commitments, renewals, retention risk, reactivation, and packet state — without rebuilding that logic inside every product.
Every relationship has a named stage and a set of lifecycle events. Retain tracks what happened, when, and what should happen next — across inquiry, agreement, onboarding, renewal, and reactivation.
Operators see what is coming due, what is at risk, what has lapsed, and what is ready for reactivation outreach — before the relationship disappears. Queues are actionable, not informational.
Retain surfaces signals — at-risk flags, follow-up tasks, packet readiness, next-best-action prompts — for operators to act on. Automation supports the workflow; humans confirm the decision.
Model recurring memberships from inquiry through agreement, payment, onboarding, active membership, and renewal. Track stage, commitment, and continuity obligations in one place.
Surface upcoming renewals before they lapse. Track agreement expiry, renewal cadences, and operator-managed renewal queues without hardcoding any vertical's timeline.
When a relationship lapses, Retain tracks the reactivation task queue, outreach state, and recovery momentum — so operators know what needs human follow-up today.
Flag at-risk relationships before they disengage. Retain tracks lifecycle signals — engagement gaps, payment anomalies, stage stalls — and surfaces them as operator-actionable alerts.
Track reimbursement packets, onboarding documents, and agreement state without owning the document engine. Retain knows what is ready, pending, blocked, or waiting for human confirmation.
Emit relationship-lifecycle events to Sentinel. Track active, upcoming renewal, at-risk, renewed, lapsed, and reactivated cohorts. Lifecycle bottleneck reporting across verticals.
Track the continuity state around payment and documentation workflows — what is active, due, delayed, or ready. Retain does not own payment processing; it tracks the continuity around it.
Generate and route follow-up tasks to the right operator. Track task state, assignment, and outcome. Retain creates queues; operators work them.
Contribute continuity workspaces, lifecycle queues, and relationship-level signals to Bridge — the operator cockpit. Operators see the Retain view alongside their other module-contributed workspaces.
Retain is the continuity layer. It does not replace the document engine, the billing engine, or the analytics layer. It wraps around all of them to keep the relationship moving.
Retain contributes the continuity workspaces, queues, lifecycle state, and relationship-level signals that operators act on. The renewal queue, the at-risk list, the reactivation tasks, and the packet-state panel all surface inside Bridge.
BridgeRetain supplies relationship-lifecycle events and retention signals that Sentinel turns into analytics, risk scoring, and next-best-action intelligence. Retain emits; Sentinel interprets. AI suggestions remain operator-reviewed.
SentinelDocRadar moves document work through detection, classification, extraction, and human confirmation. Retain keeps the relationship-level lifecycle moving around that work: packet state, renewal state, follow-up state, and continuity obligations.
DocRadar detailPublic Intel keeps governed regulatory obligations current. Retain keeps the relationship-level lifecycle moving around compliance obligations: what is due, what is complete, what is blocking a renewal, and what needs human attention.
Public Intel detailFrom healthcare memberships to wine clubs, borrower journeys, operator plans, and recurring service relationships, Retain gives every Aegis vertical a shared way to understand lifecycle state, upcoming obligations, at-risk accounts, and renewal momentum.
In Emprise Concierge, Retain keeps the membership relationship moving across inquiry, agreement, payment, onboarding, renewal, reimbursement packet state, and long-term retention. Retain does not own clinical workflow. It tracks the relationship around it.
PayDoc handles payment and documentation workflows. Retain tracks the continuity state around those workflows: what is active, due, delayed, ready, at risk, renewed, or ready for human follow-up.
Wine club memberships, allocation relationships, and recurring order plans all have lifecycle state. Retain can track the continuity of those relationships without owning the commerce or fulfillment engine.
Borrower relationships have lifecycle stages too — from inquiry and pre-qualification through closing and long-term retention. Retain can model the borrower lifecycle alongside the mortgage workflow.
Snurpy operator plans are recurring relationships. Retain can track plan continuity, renewal state, onboarding progress, and at-risk operator signals across the Snurpy subscriber base.
Any Aegis vertical with recurring relationships — agreements that renew, services that require continuity, and accounts that can lapse and reactivate — can use Retain without schema redesign.