See Flight Risk Before the Resignation Letter
By the time someone quits, the moment to retain them has passed. Fintra surfaces explainable flight-risk signals early - so managers can act while it still matters.
What attrition prediction does
Fintra combines signals already in the system - engagement trend, performance, compensation position, tenure, and growth stagnation - into an explainable flight-risk indicator. It’s designed to prompt a caring conversation, not to profile people: flags are explainable and reviewed by a human.
- Flight-risk signals from data you already have
- Explainable drivers behind each flag
- Team-level trends, not just individuals
- Human-reviewed - a prompt to act, not a verdict
What drives a flag
| Signal | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Engagement decline | Falling sentiment precedes exits |
| Comp below band | Under-market pay drives churn |
| Growth stagnation | No visible path forward |
| Tenure milestone | Common departure points |
A retention tool, not a surveillance tool
Connected to the levers that fix it
- Draws on engagement/eNPS trends
- Points to comp and career-ladder actions
- Rolls into people-risk and workforce intelligence
Frequently asked questions
What data does attrition prediction use?
Signals already in Fintra - engagement trends, performance, compensation position relative to band, tenure, and growth stagnation. It doesn’t require new surveillance; it connects data you already have into an explainable indicator.
Is this fair to employees?
It’s built as a retention tool, not a label. Flags are explainable and human-reviewed, and they point to concrete fixes - pay, growth, workload - so the outcome is a supportive conversation rather than a mark on someone’s record.
Can managers actually act on it?
Yes - because the drivers are explicit, a flag points to a lever: a comp adjustment, a clearer career path, or a workload conversation. It connects directly to the comp cycle and career ladders.
Does it predict at the team level too?
Yes. Beyond individual flags, it surfaces team-level trends, so you can spot a team where morale is slipping and address the systemic cause, not just individual cases.
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