Customer Renewal & Expansion Orchestration
A strategic account's renewal is 30 days out. Whether it gets an expansion campaign or a save play depends on live signals that today live in different systems, checked by different teams, on different schedules.
The Goal
What you'd actually type to Dendr AI
Natural-language input
“Acme Corp's renewal is due in 30 days; orchestrate renewal readiness and expansion outreach.”
The Ecosystem
Agents & MCP servers orchestrated
CRM / revenue
Salesforce
Illustrative vendor
Renewal record, opportunity data, and usage/expansion signals.
Support health
Zendesk
Illustrative vendor
Open-ticket volume and CSAT as an account-health signal.
Marketing automation
Adobe Experience Cloud
Illustrative vendor
Triggers the targeted expansion campaign.
Billing / invoicing
Oracle Financials
Illustrative vendor
Generates the renewal invoice.
Payment
Payment / AR rails
MCP server
Collects the renewal payment.
Deal-desk
Slack
Illustrative vendor
Alerts the CSM/AE and routes save-play escalations.
Communication
Graph / SMTP MCP
Sends customer-facing renewal and save-play sequences.
How It Works
How the Dynamic Planner builds the chain
The Intent Engine structures the goal above into an intent graph. The Dynamic Planner grounds each step against the live Agent Capability Graph and assembles the coordination path at request time — no one pre-authored this exact sequence.
Pull account health from Zendesk (open tickets, CSAT trend) and usage/expansion signal from Salesforce.
Compute a risk tier for the account from those live signals — healthy vs. at-risk.
Healthy path: trigger the Adobe expansion campaign, generate the renewal invoice in Oracle Financials, and notify the CSM in Slack.
At-risk path: escalate to the deal-desk channel in Slack, start a save-play email sequence, and hold invoicing until the save play resolves.
On payment collection, close the loop by updating the Salesforce renewal record.
Semantic Routing in Action
The right agent, every time
campaign.trigger is domain-filtered to marketing-automation capabilities and matches Adobe Experience Cloud — not a generic transactional-email agent.
billing.invoice.generate exact-matches Oracle Financials, kept separate from the CRM's own record-keeping so invoicing is never triggered from a CRM field update alone.
collaboration.escalate.dealdesk routes specifically to the deal-desk-tagged Slack channel pattern, distinct from the general team-notification tag used elsewhere.
Approve Once. Use Anytime.
Chain-level authorization, reused on every run
- Revenue Operations approves the “renewal orchestration” pattern once, tagged
revenue.renewal.standard— covering both the healthy and at-risk branches as one authorized chain. - Every account approaching renewal runs under that same standing approval, with the branch taken decided fresh each time from live signals — identical authorization, different path per customer.
- Finance retains a full record of why each account took the path it took, which matters for revenue-recognition review as much as for the renewal itself.
Dynamic Replanning & Resilience
What happens when reality doesn't match the happy path
If Zendesk shows a spike in unresolved tickets mid-process — after the expansion campaign has already started — the planner re-grounds and reroutes the account onto the save-play path within the same authorized chain.
If payment collection fails after invoicing, the planner holds the Salesforce renewal-record update and re-notifies the CSM rather than marking the renewal closed on an unpaid invoice.
Business Outcome
What the revenue team gets
More predictable renewals, with at-risk accounts caught by live signals instead of a quarterly review.
Sales, support, marketing, and finance act on the same account view instead of four separate ones.
A defensible, auditable record of why each customer received expansion outreach vs. a save play.
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Salesforce, Zendesk, Adobe, and Oracle are referenced above as illustrative, recognizable examples of the enterprise systems Dendr AI can orchestrate through A2A, MCP, vendor adapters, or OpenAPI manifests. These are reference architectures, not case studies of named customers, and do not imply a partnership, integration certification, or endorsement by those vendors.