| Type | What it answers | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Insights | ”What are customers asking for?” | Product feedback extracted from conversations — bugs, feature requests, pain points, improvements |
| Context | ”Why are they asking?” | Strategic intelligence — satisfaction, churn signals, competitor mentions, buying behavior, decision criteria |
| Behavior | ”What are they actually doing?” | Product usage data — feature adoption, engagement patterns, drop-off points |
Insights
An insight is a single piece of product feedback extracted from a customer conversation, survey, or support ticket. Each insight is one specific thing a customer said — traced to a verbatim quote, linked to their company in your CRM, and scored by business impact. What makes insights useful:- Verbatim quotes — the exact words the customer used, not a summary or interpretation
- Business impact — each insight is flagged if it blocks a deal or threatens retention, with the affected revenue visible
- Pain + workaround + use case — not just “what’s wrong” but “what they do instead” and “what they’re trying to achieve”
- Auto-classified — severity, emotion, and product area are assigned by the AI, not manually tagged
Context (Strategic Intelligence)
Context captures the business dynamics behind the feedback — things like:- Satisfaction signals — how happy or frustrated a customer is overall
- Churn indicators — why a customer is considering leaving, with urgency level (immediate, considering, evaluating)
- Competitor mentions — which competitors come up, what they do better or worse
- Decision criteria — what drives the buying decision
- Win/loss reasons — why customers chose you or didn’t
Behavior (Product Usage)
Behavior data shows what customers actually do in your product — feature adoption, session patterns, drop-off points. This is the “say vs. do” layer: customers may say they love a feature but never use it, or complain about something they use daily.Behavior data requires connecting a product analytics platform (Amplitude, Mixpanel, or similar). Without it, you still have insights and context — behavior adds the third dimension.