Your workspace home

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Last verified 2026-09-18

Track delivery milestones, connect with your Customer Success Manager, monitor shared objectives, and review lifecycle stages from your workspace home.

Before you start

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Your workspace home

The ValueRamp workspace home (/workspace) is your executive command center. It provides a real-time summary of your partnership with your vendor's customer success organization, eliminating status check-in meetings by keeping progress, blockers, and agreed outcomes visible at all times.

Key dashboard components

1. Partnership greeting and CSM contact

The top banner greets you, shows how long the partnership has run, and carries three pills: the relationship badge (Healthy, Steady, Needs attention or Active), your account tier, and the next review date when one is recorded. The Your success team panel names your Customer Success Manager (and your Onboarding Manager while a plan is running) so you always know who owns your relationship; the Message button there is not active yet.

2. Operational metrics row

Four quick-read tiles summarize the operational momentum of your implementation:

  • Shared goals on track: Ratio of agreed business targets currently meeting their timeline criteria.
  • Milestones delivered: Count of completed milestone checkpoints delivered across your active plans.
  • Adoption: Where the relationship stands — Getting set up during onboarding, Growing once adopted, Steady otherwise.
  • Needs your input: The count of pending or in-progress tasks owned by your side on your active plans.

3. Your journey together

The journey progress bar visualizes your roadmap across five sequential stages:

  1. Onboarding: Setup, kickoff, and technical discovery.
  2. Go-live: Initial platform deployment and milestone sign-off.
  3. Adoption: Active user rollout, team enablement, and workflow integration.
  4. Value & growth: Expansion, optimization, and realized ROI.
  5. Renewal: Partnership evaluation and continued collaboration.

4. Shared goals

The Shared Goals section keeps both organizations focused on the business outcomes that justified your purchase, such as reducing cycle times, automating reconciliation, or achieving audit compliance.

Workspace home hero banner showing organization greeting and active relationship confirmation

1 / 5Review your company greeting and active partnership status in the welcome header

Steps

  1. Review your company greeting and active partnership status in the welcome header

    Workspace home hero banner showing organization greeting and active relationship confirmation
  2. Connect directly with your dedicated Customer Success Manager

    Customer Success Manager contact card with avatar, role title, and direct message action
  3. Inspect relationship health, delivery velocity, and pending input counters

    Four metric cards displaying shared goals on track, milestones delivered, relationship health, and input needed
  4. Follow your roadmap through the five customer lifecycle stages

    Five-step lifecycle journey bar highlighting current phase and completed milestones
  5. Review progress on strategic outcomes in the Shared Goals panel

    Shared Goals panel displaying tracked operational objectives and achievement statuses

Common questions

What does the 'Needs your input' counter represent on my dashboard?

The 'Needs your input' tile counts the tasks on your active plans that are owned by your side (or by both sides) and are still pending or in progress; its caption says how many are overdue.

Can my team add new shared goals directly from the dashboard?

Shared goals represent mutually agreed success milestones established in partnership with your Customer Success Manager. Contact your CSM to propose new targets or refine existing criteria.

How often are the metrics on the workspace home refreshed?

The dashboard is computed each time you open it from your plans, tasks and goals, so it reflects the state at that moment.

What does the 'Active relationship' badge signify?

The badge reads Healthy, Steady or Needs attention from the churn-risk band your success team's scoring assigns your account, and Active when no band has been computed yet. Next to it sit your account tier and, when a renewal date is recorded, the next review date.

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