Product teams lose user feedback scattered across Slack, email, and notes
User feedback gets lost across multiple channels like Slack, emails, and scattered notes, making it hard for product teams to know what users really want. This is a structural problem affecting product prioritization decisions. The feedback-to-roadmap pipeline remains fragmented despite existing tools.
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