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Customer Success Manager
Ryft is a rapidly growing, FCA-regulated payment facilitator that enables platforms and marketplaces to seamlessly onboard merchants and process payments with compliance built in. Backed by leading investors and fresh from our Series A raise, we're scaling fast and looking for ambitious talent to join the journey.
About the role
We are looking for a Customer Success Manager to join our team and help our customers achieve measurable value from our platform. You will own the post-sale relationship, drive adoption, ensure retention, and act as the voice of the customer internally. This is a high impact role for someone who is proactive, structured, and confident managing a portfolio of customers.
Key responsibilities
- Manage the end-to-end customer lifecycle from onboarding through renewal
- Build strong relationships with customers and understand their goals, challenges, and commercial context
- Deliver onboarding programs that drive fast time to value
- Monitor customer health and engagement and take action to improve satisfaction and retention
- Lead quarterly business reviews with customers and share insights, product updates, and recommendations
- Work closely with product, engineering, and support to advocate for customer needs
- Identify opportunities for revenue expansion and work with sales to progress them
- Maintain accurate records, forecasts, and activity logs in the CRM
- Contribute to playbooks, processes, and documentation to improve the customer success function
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- Experience in a customer success role within SaaS or fintech
- Strong relationship builder with clear communication skills
- Confident running structured meetings such as onboarding sessions
- Comfortable with data and able to translate insights into actions
- Highly organized with strong attention to detail
- Proactive problem solver with a commercial mindset
- Able to manage multiple accounts at once and prioritize effectively
- Familiarity with CRM platforms and customer success tools
What We Offer
- A chance to shape the future of payments at a high-growth fintech
- Meaningful equity options
- Hybrid working with flexible hours
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays
- Learning & development budget
- Regular team socials and offsites
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