Why shops leave
Leaving by choice and leaving by accident: failed payments, customers who never got value, owners who close, and customers who were never a fit, with a different fix for each.
Lesson 21 of 30~19 min of learningIncludes ~12 min for questions and tasks
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Question 1
Match each departed shop's story to the kind of churn it is.
Pick an answer for each row. Choosing an answer that is already used moves it to this row.
- The card expired and three payment attempts failedChoose an answer
- Signed up, never loaded the client list, cancelled after two monthsChoose an answer
- The owner sold the shop to a tire chainChoose an answer
- Needed a warehouse and invoicing module, moved to a general CRMChoose an answer
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Question 2
Put GarageDesk's steps for rescuing a failed payment in order.
Tap an item, then tap where it should go. You can also drag or use the arrows.
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Question 3
Which moment is the best candidate for GarageDesk's aha moment, the one to get every new shop to as fast as possible?
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Question 4
Two of eleven departed shops moved to a general CRM because they needed parts and invoicing. True or false: the right response is to add a warehouse and invoicing module to win shops like them back.
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Question 5
Which of these are early warning signs that a GarageDesk shop may leave? Choose all that apply.
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Question 6Short answer · AI-checked task
A shop in Khmelnytskyi signed up for GarageDesk ten days ago, paid, and hasn't added a single client. Write a Viber message (3–5 sentences) to the owner that helps the shop reach its first returning customer.
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