SaaS
Connect product issues, customers and recurring problems.
In a software business, support is a product feedback channel disguised as an inbox. The same fault produces twelve cases, and the cost of not noticing that is measured in renewals.
“Support tells engineering something is broken, engineering asks how many customers, and nobody can answer without going through a month of tickets by hand.”
Incidents and root causes, separately
Today's outage and the underlying fault behind three of them are different objects. Keeping them apart is what gets a root cause prioritised against a feature.
The cost of a bug, countable
Forty-eight cases, fourteen accounts, a quantified share of revenue. That is the number that moves an engineering backlog.
Support history beside the renewal
Four cases in the month before a renewal is the thing that decides it. Joining service history to the renewal date is the highest-value join in a subscription business.
Feature demand, counted
What customers keep asking for, who asked, and what they are worth — collected automatically rather than remembered by whoever was in the conversation.
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