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Scopeout for support and CX teams

What customers say becomes what gets fixed.

Tickets cluster into product problems, each one confirmed in replays, fixed behind a flag, and verified when the tickets stop.

“Can’t change my address” · 38 tickets
ReportedMon
Confirmed27 replays
PR open#482
Rolling out50%
Closedtickets −72%
Support can reply withthe real status, linked

Support with a line into the product

You see the cluster, the finding, the PR and the rollout. You answer customers with the real status.

Clusters you can act on

Tickets grouped by product problem, ranked by volume and revenue at risk, updated daily.

Clusters · this week
“Can’t change my address”38
Apple Pay not offered18
Zip field keyboard13
Ranked byvolume · revenue at risk

Evidence, not anecdotes

Every cluster carries the replays that confirm it, so product sees what customers hit.

“Can’t change my address” · confirmed · every claim cited
Edit hidden after savereplay 12
Lookup overwrites inputreplay 27
Reproduced on iOS 17browser agent
Sources27 replays

Closed when the tickets stop

Monitor watches the cluster after the fix ships and records the drop.

Tickets on this problem · per day
fix rolled out−72% · marked closed

Built for CX work

Reply with the real status
ReportedMon
Confirmed27 replays
PR open#482
Rolling out50%
Closed
Support seesevery step, linked

Status you can share

Every problem links to its fix and rollout, so replies are facts.

Cluster · comments
R
rita · support Customers also mention it after app update.
P
priya · product Added to the brief. Fix ships Thursday.
Approvalspriority · rita

Comment straight to product

Add context on the finding; the PM and engineer see it there.

Copy fix
Missing state
Dead end

Copy and states fixed too

Confusing messages and dead ends become design fixes.

#support · Monday
38 tickets → fixed · address edit
18 tickets → in test · Apple Pay
13 tickets → research
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Weekly digest

What customers reported, what got fixed, what is next.

Start from a prompt.

Cluster

“Cluster the last 30 days of support tickets by product problem and rank by volume.”

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Confirm

“Customers say they can’t change a saved address. Find it in replays and propose a fix.”

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Review

“Which ticket clusters dropped after last week’s releases?”

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Questions, answered.

Which tools connect?

Zendesk, Intercom and Slack channels. Email inboxes can be forwarded.

Will it change how we reply?

No. Replies stay with your team; you get the product status to reply with.

Can support approve anything?

Roles decide. Many teams let CX approve the priority of a cluster.

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