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Reos for CX & support

Your queue already knows what to fix

Connect your support inbox as a channel and every ticket flows through AI analysis - continuously. Themes surface with counts and trends, every one traceable to the tickets behind it. No tagging project required.

Silent import failures
28 mentionsup 3×
CSV column-mapping confusion
19 mentionsup 2×
Proration questions at renewal
11 mentionssteady

Emerging theme: silent import failures - 28 mentions this month, up 3×

Reos · support inbox - connected as a channel

  • Fwd: import finished but dashboard empty?support@acme.comimports
  • Re: can’t find my CSV after uploadsupport@acme.comimports
  • Where did my contacts go after sync?support@acme.comimports

flowing through DIVE™ continuously · every theme cites its tickets

01Always-on analysis

Connect once. Analyze forever.

Tickets, support emails, call transcripts, chat logs, form answers - one analyzable stream, running through the same validated pipeline as your interviews. Themes you’d have found at the quarterly review, surfaced today.

  • No tagging taxonomy to maintainYour customers’ words set the themes, not a dropdown.
  • Any scale, same rigorTwo hundred tickets or two hundred thousand - the same validation rules apply, and every theme still cites its sources.
  • Trends you can watchMentions counted per theme, per month - you see a problem growing before it becomes a churn report.
  • Tickets
  • Support emails
  • Call transcripts
  • Chat logs
  • Form answers

themes · support channel - June

  • Silent import failuresup 3× this month
    28 mentions
  • CSV column-mapping confusionup 2×
    19 mentions
  • Proration questions at renewalsteady
    11 mentions

Themes you can count · every theme links to the tickets behind it

02From signal to study

Tickets say what. Interviews say why.

When a theme spikes, you already have everything a study needs: the problem, the evidence, and the exact customers who hit it. One click plans the follow-up - and the AI moderator can run it this week.

  • The perfect participant listThe people who wrote in are already your panel - one filter away.
  • Depth on demandAI-moderated follow-up interviews dig into the why behind the tickets - in parallel, without booking your week away.

Theme spikesupport channel · this week

Silent import failures - 28 mentions, up 3×. Tickets say what happens; they can’t say why.

28 tickets · traceablePlan a study from this

Follow-up study, drafting

participants: the 26 customers who hit it · method: AI-moderated interviews

03Close the loop

Tell the customers who wrote in

When the fix ships, Reos notifies every customer who reported the problem - and keeps watching the channel so you can prove the theme actually went away.

  • “You reported this - it’s fixed.”Sent automatically to everyone who raised the issue. The cheapest loyalty program ever built.
  • Proof in the queueThe theme’s mention count keeps updating after the fix - a before-and-after you can measure.
  • Repeat tickets, deflectedProblems fixed at the theme level stop arriving one ticket at a time.

closing the loop · silent import failures

  • Fix shippedfail-loudly import errors · LIN-482 closed
  • 26 customers notified“You reported this - it’s fixed.” sent to everyone who wrote in
  • Theme trending down28 → 4 mentions · watching the channel
  • Follow-up study seeded“Did the fix land?” · 14 booked

fewer repeat tickets · customers who complained become customers who stay

How it fits your queue

From ticket to shipped fix, one loop

The five stages of the loop, starting where your customers already are.

  1. Plan

    A spiking theme becomes a study plan in one click.

  2. Recruit

    Invite the exact customers who hit the problem - they’re already in the queue.

  3. Conduct

    AI-moderated follow-ups dig into what tickets can’t say.

  4. Analyze

    Tickets, calls, and interviews flow through one validated pipeline.

  5. Act

    Ship the fix - and tell the customers who reported it.

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