Explore
Check a hunch against what customers already said.
Type a hypothesis in one sentence. Explore finds the closest customer quotes, shows who said them and what they pay, and can give a verdict with citations.
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The problem
“Is this a real problem?” used to mean a week of digging
Someone has a hunch after a call. Proving it means searching Slack, re-reading tickets, and asking sales to remember. By then, the planning meeting is over.
- Evidence is spread across many tools
- Searching by keyword misses the other ways customers say it
- A hunch without quotes is hard to argue for
How it works
Three simple steps
- 1
Write the hypothesis
One sentence, the way you would say it in a meeting.
- 2
Search is free
The closest quotes, grouped by company, by product area, or as one ranked list.
- 3
Assess shows its price first
One metered call over the 24 closest quotes. The page shows the most it can charge before you run it.
- 4
Act on the result
Create a need, link to an existing one, ask Analyst, or save the exploration for later.
A closer look
From a hunch to evidence
Search the quotes, free
Explore embeds your hypothesis and returns the closest quotes. Group them by company or product area, or read one ranked list.
- Filter by period, product area, and source
- Set a minimum match
- Summary of quotes, companies, revenue, and sentiment
Assess gives a verdict with citations
One metered call reads the 24 closest quotes and answers: supported, mixed, not supported, or not enough evidence.
- Each claim is marked strong, weak, or contradicted
- Numbered citations open the original quotes
- The maximum cost is shown before you run it
Turn the result into work
Keep what you learned. Create a need from it, link it to one you have, or hand the quotes to Analyst.
- Create a need or link to an existing one
- Open Analyst with the hypothesis and quotes attached
- Save the exploration and re-run it later to see what changed
What you get
Why teams use it
Finds the same idea in other words
Search matches meaning, not only keywords.
Shows the business weight
See quotes, companies, revenue, and sentiment at a glance.
A verdict you can check
Claims are marked strong, weak, or contradicted, with numbered citations.
No surprise bill
Search costs nothing. Assess shows the most it can charge first.
Questions
Common questions
See what your customers actually need.
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