Volume nobody can read
Hundreds of tickets a week, each one read once, by one person, then closed.
Chorus reads every ticket and chat as it lands, clusters them into themes with the accounts behind each, and flags the spikes that have a release or a competitor behind them.
Hundreds of tickets a week, each one read once, by one person, then closed.
Onboarding friction shows up as “can't find the setting”, “what do I do next” and “stuck at step 3”. Three tags, one problem.
Volume doubles on Tuesday and nobody knows whether it's a release, a competitor or a bad week.
One-click connections to Zendesk, Intercom, Salesforce, Jira, Gong, G2 and 70 more. Agents start reading the moment a source is live.
Your existing history is read on day one, so the agents know your product, your customers and your competitors before the first brief.
Requirements, competitor alerts and priorities land in Slack, your roadmap tool and the Signal Desk, with the sources attached.
Six of the 76 connectors this surface reads from. Each connects once over OAuth and is read continuously.
No. It reads them. Themes, sub-themes and the accounts behind them go to the Signal Desk; drafted actions can ship to Slack or your helpdesk with approval.
Zendesk, Intercom, Freshdesk, Front, Kustomer, HubSpot Service Hub and Salesforce Service Cloud, plus email and CSV for anything else.
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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