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The Convert page (/success/convert) ranks every trial and prospect by how likely they are to convert. Use it to focus outreach on accounts where a nudge will actually move the needle.

Overview Tab

Summary Cards

  • Total candidates — accounts in the convert queue
  • High likelihood — count at the most-likely-to-convert tier
  • Trials ending in 7 days — urgency callout
  • Estimated value — sum of expected ARR if everything converts

Sync Trials

The Sync trials button kicks off a manual refresh. Progress phases display inline:
  • “Loading…”
  • “Checking sources…”
  • “Fetching orders…” (Salesbricks)
  • “Fetching subscriptions…” (Stripe)
  • “Tallying…”
The page shows the last synced timestamp so you know how stale the data is.

Convert Queue Table

ColumnMeaning
CompanyAccount name + logo
SourceSalesbricks or Stripe
ScoreNumeric conversion-likelihood score
LikelihoodHigh / Medium / Low badge
Trial days remainingUrgency cue
Estimated valueExpected ARR on convert
Accounts routed in from Health appear at the top with a Routed from Health badge. Click any row to open the detail sheet.

Settings Tab

The Settings tab controls what shows up in the convert queue. All changes autosave 600 ms after you edit (no Save button — Overview auto-resyncs).

Salesbricks — orderType

A checklist of order types that count as convert candidates. Common values:
  • TRIAL (default)
  • BUILDING
  • SELLER_SIGNING
  • Others depending on your Salesbricks setup
Each value shows the record count so you know what you’re filtering.

Salesbricks — stage

Pre-signing vs. signed stages. Filter to focus on accounts that still need a CSM nudge versus ones already moving through signing.

Stripe — subscription status

A checklist of Stripe subscription statuses. Default selection typically includes trialing; you can add active (for accounts in a free or low-tier plan you want to upsell) or others depending on your billing model.

Trial Name Patterns

A free-form text area, one substring per line. The matcher is case-insensitive and checks against:
  • Salesbricks productName, planName, buyerName
  • Stripe productName, customerName
Examples:
POC
Pilot
Evaluation
Trial
Useful when your Salesbricks or Stripe data uses descriptive product names instead of formal trial flags — Convert can still classify them correctly.

Demo Mode

If integrations aren’t connected, Preview with demo data loads the Pied Piper sample set so you can explore the queue, scoring, and settings before connecting Salesbricks or Stripe.

What Drives the Conversion Score

The score combines:
  • Trial recency / urgency — how soon the trial ends
  • Usage signals — PostHog active-user trend during trial
  • Engagement — call recency, response to outreach
  • Deal size — estimated value, plan tier
  • Routed context — if the account was sent from Health, the routing reason factors in
Higher scores mean the AI thinks the account is more likely to convert with focused effort.

Workflow

1

Sync to get fresh data

Click Sync trials. Watch the phases run; the table refreshes when done.
2

Triage by urgency

Sort by trial-days-remaining and tackle the 7-day group first — these are the highest-leverage outreach moments.
3

Drill in

Click an account to open detail. Read recent calls, signals, and usage. Use the floating chat to ask “What’s the strongest reason this account would convert?”
4

Reach out

Use View in CRM to log activity, or draft an outreach email directly from the account detail.
5

Route if needed

If an account looks like a real expansion deal, route to Pipeline. If they’ve already churned mentally, route to Re-engage.
The Settings tab is the most under-used part of Convert. If your queue feels noisy, narrow the orderType list to just TRIAL and the Stripe status to just trialing — you’ll cut the queue by 60–80% and focus on the accounts that actually matter.