1. Collect from the real sources
Artie reads the connected call notes, support threads and CRM records for feedback about the product. Each item keeps its customer, date and link, so every point stays attributed.
Artie collects feedback from calls, email and your CRM, groups it into themes with the customers and sources behind each, and writes a weekly brief for product.
Starts: As feedback arrives in your connected sources, compiled into a brief each week.
Artie reads the connected call notes, support threads and CRM records for feedback about the product. Each item keeps its customer, date and link, so every point stays attributed.
Similar requests and complaints are grouped, with the number of distinct customers and representative excerpts. One persistent customer is kept separate from a pattern across many.
The weekly brief goes to the Notion page you choose: top themes, what is new this week, linked excerpts and open questions for product. Prioritization stays with your product team.
This workflow reports what customers said and where. Deciding what to build stays with product.
Hypothetical finished result
Weekly feedback brief
Hypothetical: one week of feedback for an invoicing product.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsNo. The brief reports themes, evidence and open questions. Your product team sets priorities.
By distinct customers and conversations, each linked. The brief also says which sources were read and which were unavailable.
Excerpts are kept as written and linked to their source. Summaries are labeled as summaries.