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Lars Tips & Examples

Learn how to use Lars effectively with these practical examples.

Common Workflows

Monday Morning Triage

Goal: Get a prioritized list of clients needing attention Ask Lars:
"What clients need my attention this week?"
Lars will provide:
  • Clients with declining health scores
  • At-risk clients approaching renewal
  • Clients you haven’t contacted recently
  • Suggested actions for each client
Follow-up:
"Create tasks for the top 5 priority clients"

Pre-Renewal Check

Goal: Review renewals and their health status Ask Lars:
"Show me all renewals in the next 30 days and their health scores"
Lars will provide:
  • List of upcoming renewals
  • Current health score for each
  • Risk assessment
  • Recommended actions
Follow-up:
"Create check-in tasks for any renewals with health below 60"

Risk Intervention

Goal: Identify and address at-risk clients Ask Lars:
"Which clients are at high risk of churning this quarter?"
Lars will provide:
  • List of high-risk clients
  • Risk factors for each
  • Historical context
  • Intervention suggestions
Follow-up:
"Create urgent follow-up tasks for clients with health below 35"

Portfolio Analysis

Goal: Understand overall portfolio health Ask Lars:
"Summarize my portfolio health changes this month"
Lars will provide:
  • Overall health trends
  • Clients with significant changes
  • Common risk patterns
  • Improvement opportunities

Tips for Better Results

Be Specific

Vague: “Help me with clients” Specific: “Show me enterprise clients with declining sentiment in the last 30 days”

Include Timeframes

No timeframe: “Which clients need attention?” With timeframe: “Which clients need attention this week based on recent activity?”

Ask Follow-ups

Build on previous responses to get more done:
  1. “Which clients are at risk?”
  2. “Create tasks for the top 3”
  3. “What factors are causing the risk for TechCorp?”

Use Client Names

When asking about specific clients, use their name:
"What's the health status of Acme Corp?"
"Show me recent interactions with TechFlow Inc"
"What should I do about DataCorp's declining sentiment?"

Action Types

Low Risk Actions

These can be auto-executed:
  • Generate reports
  • Create tasks
  • Add notes
  • Update tags

Medium Risk Actions

These require approval:
  • Update health scores
  • Schedule meetings
  • Modify client status

High Risk Actions

These require confirmation:
  • Send emails
  • Modify client data
  • Update contract information

Troubleshooting

Lars gives generic responses

Solution: Add more context to your question
  • Include timeframes
  • Specify client segments (enterprise, SMB, etc.)
  • Mention specific metrics (health score, sentiment, etc.)

Actions don’t execute

Check:
  • Did you click “Execute”?
  • Do you have permission for this action?
  • Is the client relationship valid?

Response doesn’t address your question

Try:
  • Rephrase your question
  • Break complex questions into smaller parts
  • Ask for clarification on specific points

Best Practices

  1. Start simple: Begin with straightforward questions
  2. Be specific: Include details like timeframes and client types
  3. Review actions: Always check suggested actions before executing
  4. Use follow-ups: Build on previous responses
  5. Provide context: Help Lars understand your specific needs

Next Steps