How Does RMOS Link Customer Journey Data to Advocacy Triggers?
Connect identity, product usage, support, and success milestones to automated advocacy moments—reviews, references, case studies, and referrals—governed by RMOS taxonomy, consent, and measurement.
RMOS (Revenue Marketing Operating System) links first-party journey data—account/product telemetry, onboarding and health milestones, NPS/CSAT, support outcomes, and deal history—to an Advocacy Trigger Library. With unified IDs and consent, RMOS evaluates eligibility (Fit × Timing × Proof) and automatically launches the right advocacy motion (review, quote, case study, reference, referral). Every trigger is attributed to stage velocity, win rate, expansion, and NRR/CLV.
What Journey Signals Become Advocacy Triggers?
RMOS Data → Trigger → Advocacy Playbook
Operational steps to transform journey data into timely, consented advocacy.
Map → Normalize → Consent → Score → Trigger → Orchestrate → Attribute
- Map identity & events: Unify CRM, product analytics, support, and survey IDs; standardize journey stages with RMOS taxonomy.
- Normalize signals: Define thresholds (e.g., active seats %, uptime, MTTR) and outcome fields (hours saved, revenue gained).
- Manage consent: Capture purpose-based permissions for quotes, logos, and references; store expiry and legal notes.
- Score eligibility: Fit (ICP/tier) × Timing (recent success) × Proof (verifiable metrics) → advocacy score by account/contact.
- Trigger motion: Push tasks/emails to CSM/advocacy; route for legal brand review; generate story briefs automatically.
- Orchestrate across teams: PMM publishes assets; Sales gets reference matches; Lifecycle invites referrals post-win.
- Attribute impact: Tie advocacy touches to stage velocity, win rate, influenced ARR, NRR, and CLV with cohort controls.
RMOS Advocacy Trigger Capability Maturity Matrix
| Capability | From (Ad Hoc) | To (Operationalized) | Owner | Primary KPI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Identity & Journey Data | Siloed systems | Unified IDs across CRM, product, support, surveys | RevOps / Data | Match Rate, Event Freshness |
| Trigger Taxonomy | One-off asks | Standard triggers mapped to stages & segments | Lifecycle Marketing | Eligible Accounts %, Trigger Hit Rate |
| Consent & Rights | Email approvals | Purpose-based, expiring, searchable consents | Legal / CS Ops | Consent Coverage, Audit Pass |
| Advocacy Trigger Library | Loose templates | Governed plays (review, quote, case study, reference, referral) | PMM / Advocacy | Play Conversion %, Time-to-Story |
| Activation & Routing | Manual outreach | Automated tasks & comms with SLAs | CS Ops / Sales Ops | SLA Adherence, Reference Fill Rate |
| Attribution & Finance | Views/downloads | Incremental pipeline/ARR, NRR/CLV with cohorts | Analytics / Finance | Influenced ARR, NRR Lift |
Client Snapshot: Journey Signals to Scaled Advocacy
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