Store all your product ideas in one place, keep your backlog organised, link findings from user research and customer feedback to evaluate product opportunities.
Store all your ideas in one place, connect insights from user research and customer feedback, refine specifications, and prioritise opportunities based on evidence, not opinions
✔ Store new initiatives, feature requests, or product ideas as opportunities
✔ Keep track of who added them, and when they were added
✔ Order them visually and group them into themes
✔ Customise stages to suit your teams needs
✔ Assign team members
✔ Track progress visually
✔ Link findings from user research and customer feedback
✔ Score importance and satisfaction of customers
✔ Generate opportunity scores
✔ View number of linked customer profiles
✔ Link findings from user research and customer feedback
✔ Review connected evidence and see who the data comes from
✔ Refine scope and specification
✔ Assign prioritisation scores
✔ Sort opportunities
✔ Filter opportunities
Generate opportunity scores based on evidence from customers, view number of people who the connected feedback comes from to compare opportunities in your backlog
Give your stakeholders visibility into what you’re working on and why
Review connected insights to align around user needs, and find solutions to address them together
I love being able to create these little snippets of feedback and classifying them. It's quantified, we can see how many people want something, compare them with other people's comments on the same feature.
It gives us a way to extract value from all the customer observations. We can keep track of what we have taken action on, and equally importantly, what we have not taken action upon, and circle back to it.
With epiphany, I don’t need to use five tools to share the interviews, and the insights that went into building the roadmap - I can show all of that in one single page.
We use epiphany to test product hypotheses on customers before we start in this investing money to these projects. For us, it's part of our product development process.
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