Sales
Show product what your deals need, with numbers.
Prospects and customers tell you what is missing. CustomerSaid saves their words with the company and how much it is worth, so product sees the revenue behind each request, and you know when it ships.
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The problem
Does this sound familiar?
“Product never listens”
You pass on what prospects ask for, but it is one message among hundreds.
No numbers behind your request
Without the revenue next to a request, it is hard to make your case.
You don’t know when it ships
A prospect asks again in three months, and you still have no answer.
How CustomerSaid helps
Make every customer request count
1Step 1
Save a request right after the call
Mention @CustomerSaid in a Slack thread, forward an email, or select your call notes on a Mac. Link it to the company.
- Takes a few seconds
- The customer’s exact words are kept
- Linked to the company and its revenue
2Step 2
Show the revenue behind each need
Each need adds up the revenue of the companies that asked. Product sees which requests carry the most money.
- Combined revenue on every need
- Your request is counted, not lost
- Key accounts stand out
3Step 3
Get back to the customer on time
Follow the status of the solution. When it is released, you see every company that asked, so you can follow up.
- Clear status: planned, in progress, released
- A list of companies to contact
- Good news for open deals
Before and after
What changes for your team
| Without CustomerSaid | With CustomerSaid |
|---|---|
| Requests shared in chat and forgotten | Requests saved with the company and its revenue |
| “A few customers asked for it” | “Companies worth $1.1M a year asked for it” |
| No idea when it ships | Everyone can see the status of the work |
| Follow-ups depend on memory | A list of companies to contact after release |
Features
The features you will use most
Questions
Common questions
For teams
See how other teams use CustomerSaid
See what your customers actually need.
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