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Customer Success Manager
Loop · Hyderabad, India
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Role Overview As a Customer Success Manager at Loop, you own the end-to-end health, retention, and growth of a portfolio of mid-sized clients. You are a revenue owner , not a support function—responsible for driving renewals, expansion, and product adoption by becoming a trusted advisor to customers. What You Own 1. Revenue & Retention
- Own renewals, retention, and net revenue growth across your portfolio
- Drive upsell and cross-sell opportunities in existing accounts
- Proactively identify churn risks and execute recovery plans 2. Customer Outcomes & Adoption
- Drive product adoption, engagement, and utilisation across accounts
- Use data to track leading indicators and forecast account health 3. Strategic Account Management
- Build and maintain relationships with key decision-makers and stakeholders
- Act as a trusted advisor on employee health and benefits strategy
- Run structured business reviews (QBRs/MBRs) aligned to customer goals 4. Execution Excellence
- Own onboarding and ensure strong activation and first-value delivery
- Manage escalations with urgency and drive cross-functional resolution 5. Voice of Customer
- Translate customer feedback into actionable product and service inputs What Success Looks Like
- High logo retention and Net Revenue Retention (NRR)
- Strong product adoption and engagement metrics
- Consistent expansion pipeline and closed revenue
- Positive customer feedback and advocacy What We’re Looking For
- 3–7 years experience in Customer Success / Account Management / Hospitality Sales
- Proven ability to own revenue outcomes (renewals + expansion)
- Strong commercial mindset with comfort in selling and negotiation
- Highly analytical and process-driven ; comfortable with data and forecasting
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills What We Don’t Want (Implicit but Important)
- Purely support-oriented profiles
- Low ownership / escalation-driven working style
- Activity without outcomes