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Use case · Voice of customer

Your support queue is a product research stream. Most teams never read it.

The real signal is already in your queue: every closed case holds a request, a pain point or a workaround. Chip turns them into a feed your PM checks weekly.

Chip Build

Build it: what the cases are telling you

From a plain request, Chip builds what the product team reads: the week's escalations written up in the format leadership already knows & an explorer that shows which labeling policy is getting it wrong, down to the sentence to rewrite.

  • A weekly escalation write-up

    Every Monday I have to write up what happened with escalations last week for the leadership call. Can you do that instead of me?

    Every Monday before the call, the week's write-up is filed in the format the room already knows.

    See the example
  • Which labeling policy is getting it wrong

    Which of my labeling policies has the lowest accuracy, and which labels is it getting wrong? Break it down by label pair.

    Open the explorer, rank by policy, switch to label pairs & you have the sentence to rewrite.

    See the example

Without Chip

Product roadmap decisions get made from quarterly surveys and anecdotes from the last sales call.

With Chip

Every support case Chip closes contributes to a structured signal feed your PM checks weekly.

Product signal feed

Every case contributes. Patterns surface automatically.

Chip reads the resolution, the customer language, and the issue category for every case that closes. Feature requests, friction points, bugs, and workarounds are labeled and counted. When a signal crosses a threshold, the product channel gets an alert and the weekly digest updates.

chip · signal summarylast 30 days · all customers
SignalCasesTrendSuggested
API rate limit UX47↑ 23% this monthfeature request
Export format options34stablefeature request
SSO setup friction28↓ 12%docs improvement
Webhook reliability19↑ 8% this monthbug

API rate limit UX crossed alert threshold (≥40 cases) on 24 Apr · sent to #product-signals

How it works

Three steps. The PM stops triaging the synthesis pipeline.

  • Cases close: Chip reads the resolution, the customer language, and the issue category.
  • Signals are extracted: Feature requests, bugs, friction points, and workarounds are labeled and counted.
  • Patterns surface: When a signal crosses a threshold, Chip alerts the product channel and adds it to the weekly digest.

Who benefits

Product teams

Your roadmap prioritisation has a data source that updates every day.

Support teams

Cases you close don’t disappear. They build into a product feedback record that gets read.

Related use cases

See what your closed cases have been saying all along.

Connect your case history and Chip builds the first signal report in the opening session.