Everything your customers say about your product

Product feedback is scattered across your sales and customer success calls. Praiz pulls out the new feature requests, the friction points and the improvements customers are asking for, and sends you the whole thing every week.

Insights report Ready
Product requests 412 conversations · 90d
Data export 12 accounts
Real-time reports 9 accounts
SSO 6 accounts
Team permissions 4 accounts
Excerpts "We move everything back into Excel every month." Verrata Health "We are missing per-team access." Northbay Logistics
5 stars review

Praiz lets us instantly understand the trends coming out of our customer conversations, without re-listening to everything.

Mathilde Rolland
Business Ops at Edflex
×15
more structured customer feedback
100%
of customer conversations analyzed
0
user interviews to schedule
Continuous
continuous field feedback, not quarterly
The problem

The roadmap follows the loudest customer

One customer who follows up three times takes over the roadmap. Five quiet customers asking for the same thing go unnoticed. The feedback exists, it is just scattered across CSM notes, Slack threads and emails, with no volume or frequency attached.

So you prioritize on how loudly something was asked rather than how widely.

Product feedback prioritized by frequency, not by volume

Praiz extracts product requests from every conversation and classifies them against themes you define.

Because the data is typed, it can be counted: how many accounts asked for what, over which period, with which trend. You get a ranking, not a list of anecdotes.

Request ranking 90 days
Feature gaps
Data export ↑ 12 accounts
Real-time reports ↑ 9 accounts
Custom alerts ↑ 7 accounts
Rollout requirements
SSO ↑ 6 accounts
Team permissions ↓ 4 accounts
Audit log ↑ 3 accounts
Output Slack #product · every Monday 9am

What your customers do not understand about your product

A feature exists, it is documented, and the customer explains on a call that they do the task manually. That is not a roadmap problem, it is an onboarding, documentation or messaging problem.

Praiz spots those knowledge gaps and reports them separately from genuine requests.

Documentation draft Ready
Worked-around features This quarter
Automated export 7 accounts
Alert rules 5 accounts
Custom fields 4 accounts
External sharing 3 accounts

Continuous user research, without scheduling interviews

Running user interviews takes weeks and gives you a snapshot at a point in time. Your Sales and Customer Success teams already have dozens of customer conversations every week.

Praiz extracts the described workflows, the friction points and the business context from them, continuously, without taking anyone's time.

Workflows your customers describe 412 conversations · this quarter
Consolidation before the board 24 accounts
Chasing the team for information 18 accounts
Tracking in a parallel tool 12 accounts
Excerpts "I have to chase three people to get the number" RevOps, 120 people
Output Slack #product · every Monday 9am

What actually changes in your week

Before Praiz
After Praiz
Feedback lives in scattered notes
It gets extracted and grouped by theme
Roadmap follows the loudest customer
Roadmap follows actual request frequency
User interviews are a project
Research runs continuously
Product hears from the field in meetings
Product gets a ranking every week
Onboarding

Your AI agents up and running within days

Most teams buy an AI tool and end up alone in front of an empty setup screen. At Praiz, we configure the AI agents ourselves, based on your objectives, your documentation and your calls. You can configure it all yourself if you prefer, but that is not the default.

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Praiz configures the agents from your objectives
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We review the first outputs together
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Regular, proactive follow-up
AI Agents Library

Agents already built for your team

Customer Feedback

Captures and structures all customer feedback expressed during a conversation, covering product, service quality, support, onboarding, and overall experience.

Product Feedback

Extracts explicit product-related feedback expressed by users during conversations.

Customer Knowledge Gap

Identifies gaps in product knowledge expressed by customers during conversations, highlighting misunderstandings, lack of awareness, or incorrect assumptions about the product.

Pain Points Extractor

Generates a slide-ready list of the prospect’s key challenges mentioned during the call, structured in concise, factual wording and strictly based on the prospect’s own statements.

Quarterly Business Review (QBR)

Generates a detailed and structured summary of a Quarterly Business Review meeting, capturing all key discussions, customer feedback, decisions, and next steps for Customer Success follow-up.

Customer Sentiment Analysis

Analyzes and scores the customer’s expressed sentiment throughout a conversation, providing a structured and measurable view of the customer’s emotional state and perception.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from an AI notetaker? (Product)

A notetaker gives you the summary of one call. Praiz extracts typed fields that aggregate, which is how you learn that twelve accounts asked for the same thing. A notetaker tells you what one customer said, Praiz tells you what your customer base is asking for.

How are product requests classified?

Against a list of themes you define. That is what makes requests countable and comparable period over period, rather than handing you free text.

Does the product team need to sit in on calls?

No. Agents run on Sales and Customer Success conversations. Product receives the ranking by email or on Slack.

Can we push feedback into our roadmap tools?

Agent outputs go out by email, to Slack or through a webhook. The webhook lets you route them into your own tools.

Can we track a specific feature over time?

Yes. You create a field dedicated to that feature and follow how it moves month by month.

Can we query the database directly? (Product)

Yes, through the MCP server, from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any compatible tool.

Works with your stack

Fits into the tools you already use

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There’s a gold mine hidden in your conversations.