At Polysense, we help food producers see and think about their process differently, quite literally 👀. Our computer vision systems watch, analyse, and understand food production lines in real time, offloading quality operators from tedious manual tasks. But quality control is only the first stride. With Polysense AutoControl, we optimise process parameters to ensure product quality meets predefined specs every single time.
Own the full post-sale journey for our enterprise clients from contract handover to long-term value realisation.
Conduct regular post-implementation follow-ups with customers after go-live, including scheduled quarterly or bi-annual check-ins to review performance, assess customer satisfaction, identify new needs or opportunities, and ensure continued value from the product or service
Proactively address issues, gather feedback, and coordinate with internal teams to support ongoing customer success and retention.
Join the transition from Sales to Customer Success alongside Engineering, ensuring you form a strong commercial view on what is being delivered technically.
Act as the bridge between customer expectations and our technical team, clearly translating business needs into actionable priorities, and vice versa.
Manage complex stakeholder landscapes, confidently engaging with plant managers, operational leaders, and C-level executives.
Lead change management initiatives with the right stakeholders: organise and facilitate workshops that drive product adoption across customer teams.
Create and implement change management and adoption initiatives to ensure adoption across the shopfloors.
Be hands-on in execution, building scalable onboarding and adoption processes that can be replicated across sites and enterprise groups.
Drive key success metrics: onboarding efficiency, product adoption, customer health, churn prevention, and account expansion.
Identify upsell opportunities and collaborate with Sales to expand existing enterprise accounts.
Ensure Polysense becomes embedded in your customers’ operational processes, not just implemented, but truly adopted.