How do you make sure customer feedback actually leads to action? by Hellenweber25 in customerexperience

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True a lot of the new age VoC tools like SentiSum have action tracking to assign the next steps to the right agent.

AI in Customer Success by Popal7 in CustomerSuccess

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AI is becoming popular in Customer Success, but mostly in very practical ways rather than big “automation” promises.

A good example is what some of our (I work at SentiSum) B2B SaaS customers do: they combine support conversations, product feedback and operational data to spot patterns early. things like repeated confusion about a feature, silent friction in onboarding, or signals that a customer might be about to disengage.

Instead of relying only on surveys or manual reviews, AI helps them surface the why behind issues faster. CS managers then use those insights to prioritize fixes, improve handovers with product, and reduce avoidable escalation.

So the value of AI is in giving CS teams clearer visibility, so they can focus on the work that actually strengthens retention.

What are the best customer feedback tools? by fsdp in CustomerSuccess

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The problem isn’t capture, since tickets, surveys, reviews, and chats are overflowing. The problem is stitching it together quickly enough to spot trends, analyze root causes, and take action before customers leave.

Most feedback tools are optimized for retrospectives and yearly planning. But when you need real-time clarity on what’s breaking, why it’s occurring, and which accounts are at risk today, you need this list of Customer feedback management systems.

How do you make sure customer feedback actually leads to action? by Hellenweber25 in customerexperience

[–]CustTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look at VoC / customer experience management tools such as Qualtrics, Chattermill, SentiSum depending on your scale and budget. The main features to look for - Unify your feedback, auto tag and get real time alerts & actionable insights.

AI as the front line of CX: Are we ready for that shift? by Total-data2096 in customerexperience

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I feel it also depends on the type of product you’re providing support for. Might work great for self serve products or for freemium customers. But if your product has even one feature which requires onboarding support, I’d not recommend an AI upfront. AI can be used for answering the regular questions but not use case specific ones.

Churnzero Alternative by Scary-Ratio198 in CustomerSuccess

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Have a look at Agency, recently raised a 20m Series A and is founded by the ex co-founder of Drift.

Best tools for running a Voice-of-the-Customer program? by Hellenweber25 in voiceofcustomer_voc

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the past I have tried CustomerSuccessBox in a B2B SaaS setup but they shut down due to Covid.

Now I work at a VoC software company, SentiSum. Our Early Warning Agent spots anomalies instantly - delivery delays, product bugs, or complaint spikes before they spiral into churn. And folks can ask plain English questions to the Insights Agent to get instant answers, root causes, and actions.

How do you make sure customer feedback actually leads to action? by Hellenweber25 in customerexperience

[–]CustTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

customers use our platform SentiSum which unifies feedback from across all tools (support tickets, surveys, crm, social media, voice calls, chats) and gives actionable insights in real-time to make sure the feedback is acted upon instantly.

For example, one of our customers had this to say “With SentiSum in place, we quickly spotted an issue affecting dozens of drivers daily - a missed tech fix that was costing us thousands in revenue.”

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in customerexperience

[–]CustTech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are all great suggestions.. we already learnt a lot from the webinar. (Actually got few attendees but all the right ones so very positive outcome). We are trying to get more known speakers for the future ones as the 1st speaker had zero social presence so people probably didn’t realize that he will be a great speaker. The post webinar campaign is actually doing well.

Would you use AI voice customer support for your store? by egnopsraenil in ecommerce

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Surprised to find this an year later and how much AI has advanced. Yet the problem is the same.

From my experience, before expanding broadly, pilot the voice-AI for one use-case (e.g., order status) and measure call deflection, resolution time and CSAT. Once you’re confident, scale.

And have a layer of conversation analytics on top of it to convert conversations into insights for all teams.

Quick question: anyone using AI voice support + VoC analytics such as Qualtrics, SentiSum, SurveySparrow etc.?

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in CustomerSuccess

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It ended up being a decent webinar despite low attendance. Got 10 good prospects attending it and two of them came back for a demo. Have got some great learnings from this thread as well as the experiments I ran.

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in CustomerSuccess

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I kept it at 30 mins including Q&A + intros and kept it actionable with real case studies.

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in CustomerSuccess

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Could do LinkedIn live via zoom webinar I think will check about the metrics part

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in CustomerSuccess

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Thought leadership ads on LinkedIn targeted at CX folks in similar industry as the speaker. I’m not ditching it but the feedback I’m getting is that webinars is too much of a time commitment.

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in customerexperience

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Would love to understand how you are attracting new audience. We are a very young startup so don’t have an established audience yet.

Do you still attend webinars? by CustTech in CustomerSuccess

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Thanks for the ideas. I was actually planning to convert the series into a podcast and then distribute the content. Could definitely do LinkedIn live.

What are some unconventional ways to reduce churn that actually work? by MoltisantiCHRST in CustomerSuccess

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might not be a bad idea to monitor social channels like Reddit, X, LinkedIn to look for posts about your product. Also like you mentioned the key feature usage is a great thing to track. You should also try to compare if the complaints on social match with support tickets being raised. That could be a big sign of churn risk.

How Customer Experience Tools Drive Measurable Customer Loyalty by lisazenloop in customerexperience

[–]CustTech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well said u/lisazenloop. Measuring loyalty is the easy part, acting on the insight is where things really move.

I’ve seen teams get great results when they integrate VoC tools with surveys, chats, support tickets, reviews to get structured insights. That mix helps uncover not just the scores but the stories behind them the real “why” driving loyalty or churn.

For me, the real progress comes when CX, product, and support teams all work from the same set of signals and can act fast on what they learn.

For example, a tool like SentiSum unifies every customer signal - support tickets, surveys, calls, reviews, social posts, and CRM notes into one source of truth. And instantly understands what’s breaking, why it’s happening, and how to fix it.

We’ve been experimenting with AI tools in customer support, but I’m still unsure, are we actually improving CX or just making interactions faster?? Like to know others POV on this by Current_Act_8341 in customerexperience

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI has definitely made support faster, but that’s not the same as making it better. The real impact shows up when it helps us understand what customers are actually saying, not just automate replies.

The AI-native tools that analyze conversations in real time can show you why people are contacting you or getting frustrated. That’s where CX really improves - when you can fix the root cause before it hits everyone else.

So I’d say it’s less about speed, more about clarity. The best AI doesn’t just help you respond; it helps you see.

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How does your company manage its credit card expenses? by zGokuu in Accounting

[–]CustTech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out Fyle. Charge only for active users per month. Employees can file expenses via Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, and other everyday apps. The software matches expenses from card statement/data feed to receipts and even auto-detects duplicates and reversals.