Video Length: 6:36
This module teaches retention specialists how to master ultra-concise, action-driven notes that keep our reporting clean, our saves accurate, and our workflows fast.
Short notes win — long stories lose
Never restate the call reason or outcome (the disposition already did that work)
Use only approved retention note phrases for consistency across brands
Bad examples = emotions, essays, and repeating the disposition
Good examples = quick actions captured in seconds (clarified, declined, flagged, PRI, etc.)
Goal: Notes readable in two seconds and focused only on meaningful actions
Minimal words, maximum clarity — that’s Retention Ninja style
Video Length: 6:43
This module teaches specialists how to correctly use the 15 standardized retention notes that classify call outcomes in the call log. Each note reflects a precise type of customer interaction, and choosing the correct one ensures clean reporting, accurate refund/saved data, consistent client-facing insights, and smooth validations.
Correct disposition usage is essential because:
• It prevents misreporting and incorrect revenue attribution
• It reduces client escalations caused by unclear or inaccurate data
• It ensures refunds, saves, and subscriptions flow through the system correctly
• It allows QA, Billing, and Leadership to understand performance at a glance
• It creates a standard language across the entire retention operation
This module walks through all 15 notes, explains when each one applies, provides a correct example for documentation, and includes short scenarios to reinforce proper usage. The focus is clarity, precision, and consistency.
This module teaches the essential skill of accurately selecting call dispositions.
Dispositions are more than labels—they are the foundation of accurate reporting, client insights, performance measurement, and operational decision-making.
By mastering each disposition, specialists ensure that every call outcome is recorded clearly, consistently, and correctly.
This supports revenue tracking, Save-The-Sale evaluation, coaching alignment, compliance protection, and client trust.
The module then walks through each disposition in detail, explaining the definition, when it must be used, and real customer examples for clarity.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training, specialists will be able to:
1. Understand the Purpose of Dispositions
Identify why dispositions matter and how they impact client reporting, revenue analysis, performance management, and compliance.
2. Accurately Classify Every Call
Select the correct disposition based on the customer’s request, outcome of the interaction, and the Save-The-Sale flow followed.
3. Recognize the Major Disposition Categories
Differentiate between General, OTP (One-Time Purchase), Subscription (SUB), Payment, and Escalation dispositions.
4. Apply Definitions With Real-World Scenarios
Use disposition definitions and customer examples to match the correct disposition to each call type.
5. Ensure Consistency Across the Team
Follow standardized disposition behavior to support reporting accuracy, trend analysis, and operational predictability.
6. Protect Compliance and Audit Integrity
Record outcomes clearly for medical issues, refund requests, escalations, and exceptions to ensure a complete audit trail.
Video length: 7:17
This module breaks down the Money-Back Guarantee workflow so retention specialists can execute MBG calls with speed, accuracy, and compliance. The focus is on confirming eligibility, identifying the true root cause, delivering value before refund, and documenting actions clearly. Specialists will learn how to follow the approved MBG ladder without deviation, ensuring revenue protection and customer trust.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this module, retention specialists will be able to:
Identify eligibility requirements and the correct MBG path.
Apply the MBG ladder in the correct order without skipping steps.
Communicate compliant, value-focused explanations before processing any refund.
Capture clean, concise MBG notes using approved phrasing.
Prevent unnecessary refunds by probing and addressing customer concerns.