820-605 · Question #152
How does the Customer Success Manager identify the product and solutions purchased by a customer?
The correct answer is D. Review statement of work to archive products and solutions mentioned. The Customer Success Manager identifies purchased products and solutions by reviewing the Statement of Work (SOW), as it formally outlines the agreed-upon scope, deliverables, and services.
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How does the Customer Success Manager identify the product and solutions purchased by a customer?
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- ABaseline products and solutions with the account team
- BCheck sales for the customer pipeline to record products and solutions
- CTour facility with the customer to catalog products and solutions
- DReview statement of work to archive products and solutions mentioned
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(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- B7% (2)
- D89% (24)
Why each option
The Customer Success Manager identifies purchased products and solutions by reviewing the Statement of Work (SOW), as it formally outlines the agreed-upon scope, deliverables, and services.
Baselinining with the account team can provide context, but the account team's understanding might not be as detailed or formally documented as the SOW, which is the official agreement.
The customer pipeline shows potential future sales, not products and solutions already purchased and currently in use or being implemented.
Touring a facility might reveal deployed hardware or active software, but it won't provide a complete, formalized list of all purchased solutions and services, especially cloud-based ones or those not physically present.
The Statement of Work (SOW) is a formal document that details the specific products, services, and solutions agreed upon in a customer engagement, making it the most accurate and definitive source for a CSM to understand what has been purchased.
Concept tested: Identifying purchased customer solutions
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