Customer Success.

How a PerkUp CSM is successful — the operating rhythm, the playbooks, the team, and the tools. The internal home for everyone who owns a customer relationship.

The team

PerkUp Customer Success is a small, high-touch team: three Customer Success Managers — Adriana Castaño, Nick Jackson, and Sebastian Yidi — plus Thomas, who owns strategic accounts and runs handovers. CSMs own the relationship end to end: onboarding, adoption, swag orders, renewals, and saves. Full roster and the live account book are on the team page.

The weekly operating rhythm

The job runs on a repeatable cadence. Each recurring moment has a playbook (a Claude Code skill) so the work is consistent no matter who does it.

WhenDo thisPlaybook
Before every client call or QBRPull a one-page brief — Attio, Gmail, transcripts, calendar/csm-account-prep
After every client callDraft a tight follow-up from the actual transcript/csm-follow-up-email
Weekly book reviewScan all active accounts for risk: unanswered email, low balances, upcoming renewals/csm-health-check
On any account reassignmentGenerate the handover PDF + Slack post + intro email/csm-handover
When invoices go overdueChase ETAs on every open invoice in your bookManual

The four playbooks

Every core CSM workflow is a user-invocable skill. They share the same discipline: gather from real sources, never fabricate pricing or commitments, and produce a consistent artifact. Full reference on the playbooks page.

How we work in Slack

The team lives in #customer-success (channel C01NHGUSQPN). The Customer Success user-group tag @customer-success (<!subteam^S03ED2LAK96>) pings the whole team at once — used for standup and call coordination, accounts-receivable nudges (“get ETAs on all overdue invoices”), shared tooling reminders (Zoom default in cal.com), and cross-functional pings from Engineering and Product. Handover summaries are posted here every time an account moves. See the team page for the full channel map.

Tooling & onboarding

Every CSM runs the same Claude Code toolkit — Google Workspace CLI, Attio, Linear, tl;dv, Granola, Slack, and the four csm-* skills. A new CSM gets productive by working the setup & onboarding checklist.

The throughline: never fabricate. Every playbook reads from a real source — a transcript, an email thread, an Attio record — before it writes anything. Pricing, dates, and commitments come from the record, never from memory. Flag what you can’t verify rather than guessing.

Source: the four csm-* skills (SKILL.md, Google Drive), the CSM Claude Code Setup guide, the CSM Account Transitions Q2 2026 sheet, the CSM Account Handovers Drive folder, and the #customer-success Slack channel (C01NHGUSQPN).