Find every customer who asked. The day you ship.
The loop most teams never close. The minute you release, every customer who ever asked for it, with outreach drafted from their own original words.
ClosedLoop AI keeps every request attached to the customer who made it, even the ask from months ago that nobody on the team remembers. When the feature ships, it hands you the list, grouped by tier and sorted by ARR, with a personal draft for each customer built on their original quote.
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Fills when you ship: every customer who asked, in their own words, with a draft ready to review and send.
The "you asked, we shipped" moment, every time.
The post-ship beat most teams skip. The customer who asked never finds out, the loop never closes, and the goodwill compounds for the team that does it instead.
Nobody falls through
Every account that ever asked, grouped by tier and sorted by ARR. Even the request from months ago that nobody remembers.
Drafts in their words
Outreach written from each customer's original quote, not a template. Not "thanks for being a customer." The version that earns a reply.
The loop, actually closed
The strongest renewal moment most teams never use, done on every release. It costs nothing and compounds for years.
From release note to closed loop.
Calls, tickets, chat, CRM. Read-only to start, nothing to install.
Every ask stays linked to the customer who made it, in their own words, however long ago.
Name the feature you released. The agent finds every customer who asked for it.
Grouped by tier, sorted by ARR, drafts ready in your CRM and Slack for CS to review and send.
Where your CS team already drafts outreach.
No spreadsheet copy-paste and no "who else asked for this?" thread. The list lands where the sending happens.
And the dashboard, always. Same evidence on every surface.
The rest of the agent's week.
Ask anything
The three-day deep-dive, in 90 seconds.
Read more → B · Pre-callPre-call brief
Walk into any meeting already knowing the landmines.
Read more → C · PersonaSynthetic customer
Talk to a customer who isn't on the call.
Read more → D · CompetitiveCompetitive analysis
Where you lose, and to whom.
Read more → F · WeeklyWeekly brief
Monday morning brief. 60 seconds to read.
Read more →See the loop close.
Pick something you shipped last month and meet every customer who asked for it.
No credit card. A live workspace in minutes.