700-805 · Question #61
What is the first recommended action for a Renewals Manager?
The correct answer is C. Review the customer history and goals with Cisco and partner resources. Reviewing customer history and goals with Cisco and partner resources (C) is the correct first step because a Renewals Manager must establish a solid, informed foundation before taking any action - understanding past interactions, existing contracts, and customer objectives…
Question
What is the first recommended action for a Renewals Manager?
Options
- AMeet the customer and perform a renewals diagnosis.
- BSchedule a meeting with the customer to negotiate contract terms.
- CReview the customer history and goals with Cisco and partner resources.
- DDownload contract data and independently develop a renewals strategy.
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C95% (39)
Explanation
Reviewing customer history and goals with Cisco and partner resources (C) is the correct first step because a Renewals Manager must establish a solid, informed foundation before taking any action - understanding past interactions, existing contracts, and customer objectives ensures that subsequent steps are targeted and effective.
Why the distractors fall short:
- A is premature - jumping into a customer meeting without preparation wastes time and risks misaligning the conversation with the customer's actual situation.
- B skips diagnosis entirely and moves straight to negotiation, which is a later-stage activity that depends on prior research.
- D is counterproductive - developing a strategy independently, without leveraging Cisco and partner resources, ignores available intelligence and misses the collaborative nature of the role.
Memory tip: Think "Research before Reach-out." The word first in the question signals a process order - in renewals management, internal homework (reviewing history, goals, resources) always precedes external outreach or strategy development.
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