Chorus clusters it into themes
Thousands of records collapse into a handful of themes and sub-themes you can actually reason about.
HyperOrbit is an agentic customer intelligence platform for product, CX and revenue teams. HyperOrbit reads every call, ticket, review and competitor move, connects each one to the accounts it touches, and hands your team the action, priced, sourced and owned.
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Quartz NetworkReviews, calls, tickets, competitor moves and churn pings sit in a dozen disconnected tools. By the time someone stitches the story together, the competitor has moved and the account has churned.
Nothing waits for someone to run a report. The pass runs overnight and lands finished in the Signal Desk.
Thousands of records collapse into a handful of themes and sub-themes you can actually reason about.
Every call, ticket, review and survey that landed since the last pass — read in full, deduplicated, timestamped.
Each theme gets a number and an owner. The action lands in the Signal Desk with the confidence behind it.
Every source lands on one signal layer. The agents cluster it, tie each move to its reaction, and hand you the play — at the autonomy you set.
Reviews, calls, tickets, changelogs, competitor pages — read as they land, deduplicated and timestamped onto one signal layer.
Agents cluster signals into themes and link each competitor move to its measured customer reaction — with the lag between them.
Each play arrives priced and owned, at the autonomy you set: Advisory suggests, Supervised waits for your click, Autopilot acts within limits.
Connect your sources once. HyperOrbit reads everything after that — three agents that find things, one clock that connects them, one place to ask.
Your customers are already telling you what to build and what's broken. Chorus reads every review, call and ticket, clusters them into themes and ranks each by what it's worth.
More about Chorus ›Reviews, tickets, call transcripts and surveys. Connect each source once; Chorus reads everything after that.
100 pieces of feedback become 8 themes and 35 sub-themes, each with a mention count and the quotes behind it.
Every theme carries sentiment, the ARR it touches and a priority — so the roadmap argument is about numbers, not anecdotes.
Recon watches competitor sites, changelogs, pricing pages and reviews every day, scores each move, and drafts the response before you've opened your laptop.
More about Recon ›Tell Recon who to watch. It tracks their pages, releases, funding and reviews, and ranks the pressure each one puts on you.
Every new record since the last pass is read in full, deduplicated, timestamped and classified — critical moves flagged first.
For each critical move, a counter-brief drafted with the evidence and a confidence score, held for your review.
Atlas fuses feedback, usage, support and CRM into one health score per account, then watches every churn and renewal window you set.
More about Atlas ›Voice of customer, competitive, usage, support and CRM signal merge into one picture per account — nothing lives in a silo.
Renewal in 84 days, usage down 31%, champion gone quiet. Atlas tracks each and tells you exactly why the score moved.
For every at-risk account, a recommended play with an owner and the confidence behind it — ready to approve.
Competitor moves above the line, customer reaction below, and the measured lag between them. This is the view that makes HyperOrbit different.
Recon detects the move and scores it. It lands above the timeline the day it happens, dated and sourced.
8 days later, SMB pricing complaints rise by 31 mentions. Chorus links the reaction to the move that caused it.
Atlas ties the reaction to $214K of ARR and the accounts renewing inside 60 days — each with an owned action.
One question, routed across Chorus, Recon and Atlas. Answers cite the signals behind them, and anything that needs you lands with an owner.
More about the Signal Desk ›Type the question the way you'd ask a colleague — a theme, an account, or what a competitor just did.
The question routes to whichever agents hold the evidence. The answer arrives with its sources attached.
Items that need you land with the signal, its cause and the action — approve in one click, or hand it to Autopilot.
Your customers, your competitors and your accounts, read by the same system, priced against the same revenue, and traceable back to whatever said it.
Sales, support and product open the same Signal Desk and see the same picture. No meeting starts by reconciling three exports.
When a competitor moves, you see how many days pass before your customers react, and which accounts reacted. Measured, not assumed.
Every theme, competitor move and at-risk account arrives with the ARR behind it. “Customers are unhappy” becomes “$214K is unhappy,” which is a sentence a CFO can act on.
Click any line and land on the review, the competitor's pricing page or the account it came from. The forecasts show their working too.
100 pieces of feedback become 8 themes with 35 sub-themes underneath. You read the meaning instead of the pile.
Set each agent to suggest, to wait for your approval, or to act on its own once it's sure enough. You decide how much rope it gets.
76 connectors across calls, chat, CRM, support, reviews, surveys and product analytics — each read continuously. No export, no nightly CSV, no analyst in the middle.
Median time from a signal landing to an action with an owner: done by hand, and with all three agents running.
We used to spend the first week of every quarter reconciling three exports. Now the read is already there, and it is the same read for everyone.
Starter connects your first sources and puts Chorus and Recon to work at no cost. Enterprise removes the limits, adds Atlas, integrations and a named customer success manager, and is priced to your sources, not your seats.
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Connect your first source in an afternoon. The first pass lands before your next standup.
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