# Use cases library (Co-pilot)

* **What is the Co-Pilot?**

  > In subscription-based businesses, knowing what to do for retention is hard. Knowing who to target, when, and how,that’s where the real complexity lies.\
  > The **Churned Co-Pilot** turns that complexity into action.

  *Link to article:* [Co-pilot](/churned-docs/co-pilot.md)
* **Setting up the Co-Pilot**

  > Guide on activating Co-Pilot, connecting data, defining actions per flow step, and pushing outputs into downstream tools.

  *Link to article:* [How to setup the Co-Pilot](/churned-docs/co-pilot/how-to-setup-the-co-pilot.md)
* **Use Cases Library**

  > Overview of tested and recommended use cases. Each use case links to a 1-pager with:

  * Trigger moment
  * Action options
  * NBA logic
  * KPIs

*Link to the article:* 

{% content-ref url="/pages/6GvrMchWtSOPatVgTzFB" %}
[Where co-pilot brings most value](/churned-docs/co-pilot/use-cases/use-cases-library-co-pilot/where-co-pilot-brings-most-value.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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