200 requests, no ranking
Sales, support, customers and executives each bring a list. None of them is priced.
Every theme arrives priced against the accounts that raised it, with the competitor context and the renewal windows attached. The roadmap meeting starts from the same read.
Sales, support, customers and executives each bring a list. None of them is priced.
Roadmap debates are settled by who was in the last customer call, not by what customers said.
“We need feature X to compete” with no evidence of which gaps cost deals.
Chorus clusters feedback into themes and prices each against the accounts that raised it.
Recon adds the competitive gaps behind lost deals; Atlas adds the renewal windows.
The top themes drafted as user stories with acceptance criteria, shipped to Jira or Linear.
Every candidate priced against the revenue behind it.
Which segments want what, by volume and by value.
The gaps that cost deals, ranked, from Recon.
Which requests sit inside a renewal window, from Atlas.
Every ranking traceable to the quote.
Requirements with acceptance criteria, ready to ship.
Six of the 76 connectors this surface reads from. Each connects once over OAuth and is read continuously.
No. Stories ship to Jira, Linear or your roadmap tool with the evidence attached. HyperOrbit is where the ranking is made, not where the roadmap lives.
By the ARR of the accounts whose records make it up, weighted by sentiment and renewal proximity, with the confidence shown.
Most connectors: 5 to 10 minutes over OAuth. Custom enterprise sources: 2 to 3 weeks with a dedicated engineer.
Act on anything touching pricing or an account inside its renewal window. Those stop and ask, in every autonomy mode.
Connect your first source in an afternoon. The first pass lands before your next standup.
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