See what customers keep raising, and what's getting louder
Corha reads every call, ticket, Slack thread and CRM note, groups what people say about the same thing, and ranks it by how many people raised it. Trends are counted from dates, never guessed.
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24 people, testing a fix
15 people, researching
6 people, just spotted
11 people, watching
Fixed, down 80%
Know what's getting louder, and what's gone quiet
Every opportunity is counted from the dates of the conversations behind it, the last 90 days against the 90 before. A small move stays flat, and the model never decides the direction.
- Counted by people, not by mentions
- Rising, steady, new or gone quiet
- Fixed problems drop down the list
The last 90 days against the 90 before
Grouped into themes, so the big picture shows
Related opportunities sit together under a theme Corha names, so you can see that working on the go, not one feature, is what customers ask for most.
- Themes named from what people said
- Or group by category, severity or team
Every line links to what someone actually said
Open any opportunity and read the quotes behind it, each one a click from the call, ticket or thread it came from. Anything resting on one or two people is marked as thin.
- One click to the source
- Thin evidence looks thin
“Our field team lives on their phones. No app is a dealbreaker.”Sales call with Head of Ops
“Is a mobile app on the roadmap? Asking for my whole team.”Ticket #4821
Check an idea before anyone builds it
Type an idea, or pull in your open Linear or Jira issues. Corha counts the customers who asked for each one. Nobody asked is an answer too, and the cheapest one you'll get.
- Nobody asked, One customer, Several mentions or Widely reported
- Contradicted when people said the opposite
Where this fits
Spotting is where every opportunity starts. From here it goes through research, ideas and testing to a shipped fix, and back here to show whether it worked.
Straight answers for the sceptical
No. There is no schema to map and no fields to clean. Corha reads the words in each call, ticket or note, not the tags, so inconsistent tagging doesn't matter.
By counting. Every quote has a date, and Corha compares the last 90 days with the 90 before. It needs a real change to call something rising or quiet, and the model never picks the direction.
Yes. Type them in, or pull your open Linear or Jira issues in as ideas. Each is graded the same way and keeps a link back to the issue.
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