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Customer support

Pass customer feedback to product in two clicks.

Your team hears about problems first. CustomerSaid lets you send a chat or email to the product team without retyping it, follow what happens next, and know when to write back to the customer.

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The problem

Does this sound familiar?

  • Feedback gets lost after you pass it on

    You post it in a Slack channel or a shared doc. A week later, nobody knows where it went.

  • Customers keep asking “Any news?”

    You can’t tell them if their request is planned, because you can’t see it.

  • The same request, again and again

    Ten customers ask for the same thing, but product hears it as one comment.

How CustomerSaid helps

Send it once. Follow it to the end.

  1. 1Step 1

    Send feedback without leaving your tools

    Send an Intercom conversation, mention @CustomerSaid in a Slack thread, or forward an email. In a browser or on a Mac, select text and send it. The customer’s words are saved as they are.

    • Slack, Intercom, email, the Mac app, and the browser
    • No forms and no retyping
    • Link it to the right company
  2. 2Step 2

    See where each request stands

    Feedback is linked to a need, and the need to a solution. You can see if the work is planned, in progress, or released.

    • Clear status for every solution
    • Every request counts toward the need
    • No more chasing product for updates
  3. 3Step 3

    Know who to tell when it ships

    When a solution is released, CustomerSaid shows the companies and people who asked for it. It can also post the news to a Slack channel.

    • A list of the companies and people who asked
    • An optional Slack post when a solution is released
    • Write back to every customer who asked

Before and after

What changes for your team

What changes for your team
Without CustomerSaidWith CustomerSaid
Feedback is retyped into a formSent from Intercom, Slack, or email in two clicks
Requests disappear in a channelEvery request is linked to a need
“Any news?” has no answerYou can see the status of the work
Nobody tells the customer it shippedYou know who asked and can write back

Questions

Common questions

See what your customers actually need.

No credit card · Free credits to start