Easily understand
Voice of the Customer
Consolidate user feedback across all of your channels (support tickets, call recordings, social media, reviews, etc) and accurately categorizes them using AI.
Empower Product and CX team to make decisions based on Voice of Customer.
Empower Product and CX team to make decisions based on Voice of Customer.
Redefining how the best companies build with feedback
Problems faced by Voice of Customer teams
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Spending hours manually tagging feedback
VOC teams spend hours manually categorizing thousands of unstructured feedback records to surface insights and identify opportunities to improve customer experience.

Feedback spread across disparate sources
Users give feedback across multiple sources including support tickets, surveys, call recordings, reviews, and more, making it difficult to get a holistic view of user pain points.
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Measure impact on revenue
Its hard to compare feedback between different users cohorts or accounts to enable prioritizing issues from high paying customers or reduce risk of churn.

Close the feedback loop
It is challenging to identify users who asked for certain features and inform them when it is shipped.
How we surface insights from Voice of Customer
Centralize
Consolidate and organize customer feedback in hours not days
“Enterpret connected millions of feedback records immediately for teams across Canva to see what users were asking for. ”

Jesse Walker
Head of Insights and User Advocacy
Head of Insights and User Advocacy


INTEGRATIONS
Unified view of your customers
Enterpret natively integrates with 50+ feedback sources.
It consolidates voice of customer from support tickets in Zendesk/Intercom, sales call recordings in Gong, reviews on G2 or App Stores, surveys in Qualtrics/SurveyMonkey, discussion threads in your community forums, Twitter or Slack.
It consolidates voice of customer from support tickets in Zendesk/Intercom, sales call recordings in Gong, reviews on G2 or App Stores, surveys in Qualtrics/SurveyMonkey, discussion threads in your community forums, Twitter or Slack.
