Digital Health Onboarding (Systemic Redesign vs Reminders)
Confidence: Working. Client-level case; treat metrics as illustrative unless primary report is attached.
Fit narrative (Problem → Behavior → Solution → Product)
- Problem Market Fit: Multi-session, high-touch onboarding created friction; integrations felt burdensome.
- Behavior Market Fit: A value-first webinar/session and simplified steps aligned with client capacity.
- Solution Market Fit: Streamlined, fewer-touch onboarding reduced TTFB to first meaningful use.
- Product Market Fit: Lower churn and better adoption (client-level report).
Behavior metrics (window/denominator stated)
- Window: First 6 months post-implementation; Denominator: new customers onboarded.
- Δ‑B: Higher share of customers completing first value action earlier (illustrative).
- Churn: Reduction from 14.2% toward <7% target reported in client-level case (illustrative).
Solution enablement (environment/process)
- Replace bespoke 1:1 training with scalable 1:Many webinars and simplified steps.
- Focus path on first value achievement; de-emphasize configuration choices.
Limitations/confounders
- Client-level data; cohort composition differences; market dynamics.
Sources
- ESG case study URL (attach when used publicly).
- Working research synthesis.