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Needs

Find the problems behind the requests.

Customers ask for different features to solve the same problem. CustomerSaid groups their feedback into needs, so you see what really matters and who is affected.

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The problem

A list of requests is not a list of problems

One customer asks for an export, another for a report, a third for a dashboard. All three want the same thing: to see their data. When requests stay separate, the real problem looks small.

  • The same problem hides behind different words
  • Counting requests by hand is slow
  • Big problems look small when split up

How it works

Three simple steps

  1. 1

    New feedback arrives

    Feedback comes in from your tools and from review sites.

  2. 2

    CustomerSaid suggests a need

    It reads the feedback and proposes which need it belongs to. When it is not sure, it asks you first.

  3. 3

    You see the full picture

    Each need shows all the quotes, the companies, and their revenue in one place.

A closer look

From scattered feedback to clear needs

  1. Check suggestions in one click

    When CustomerSaid is not sure where feedback belongs, it puts it in a short review list. Accept or reject each suggestion.

    • Clear matches are linked for you
    • Unclear ones wait for a person
    • You can move feedback to another need at any time
  2. See who is waiting

    Each need lists the companies behind it and their combined revenue. Compare needs by what those customers are worth, not only by the number of requests.

    • Companies and people who asked
    • Combined yearly revenue (ARR)
    • Pain, request, and churn-risk signals

What you get

Why teams use it

  • Problems, not just requests

    See the need behind many different requests.

  • You stay in control

    Uncertain matches wait for a person to check them.

  • Revenue on every need

    See how much the companies behind a need pay you.

  • Your own fields

    Add fields like segment or next review date.

Questions

Common questions

See what your customers actually need.

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