Usually orders every 12 days. Last order was 47 days ago. Averages $1,850/month.
Your best customers don’t cancel. They go quiet.
Flowcatch reads your Xero sales history and emails you once a week: the regular customers who have stopped ordering, what they’re worth, and why we flagged them.
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Connect Xero, read your report in about two minutes. Read-only access, no card, delete it all with one click.
What lands in your inbox on Monday
No dashboard to log into. A short list, ranked by what each customer is worth, with the reasoning in plain English.
Still ordering, but spend is down 76% over the last 90 days versus the same period last year ($681 vs $2,877).
Mackay Joinery ordered again on 14 May — $4,180. That’s $31,600 since you started.
How it decides someone has gone quiet
Their rhythm, not a rule
A weekly buyer is overdue after a fortnight. A quarterly buyer isn’t. Every customer is judged against their own ordering history, never a fixed number of days.
It knows a quiet week from a lost customer
When your whole customer base slows down — a holiday, an industry lull, your own Christmas shutdown — the bar goes up instead of sending you ten false alarms.
Ranked by money, capped at a handful
You get the few worth a phone call, not every account that missed a week. A wrong name costs more trust than a missed one.
What it doesn’t do
- It can’t change anything in Xero. Access is read-only: sales invoices, credit notes and contacts.
- Your figures are never pooled with other businesses, and never used to train models. Every calculation uses your invoices alone.
- No CRM to adopt, no data entry, no dashboard you’re expected to check.
- Disconnect whenever you like and everything we hold is deleted on the spot.
See your own numbers first
The audit is free and takes about two minutes: how many regular customers look overdue, who has already stopped, and what share of your revenue sits with your ten biggest accounts.
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Works with any Xero organisation. Weekly alerts continue after a 14-day trial.