Our Theme Summary feature is now powered by chatGPT, so you can get an instant understanding of any theme in your data!
Our Theme Summary feature is now powered by chatGPT, so you can get an instant understanding of any theme in your data!
Is attending the Qualtrics X4 summit worth it? If you are thinking of attending the next X4, let me summarize my experience for you.
With our latest update, you can view customer comments from your Thematic dashboard. Enable comments in any widget with clickable themes, and get an immediate view of the customer, in their own words.
Red metrics provide incredibly valuable insights from your CX and operational data. But we’re conditioned to think that success equals a green scorecard. Here's how to put the focus back on what really matters.
Feedback analytics software makes it easy for product managers to get a better understanding of what works (and what doesn't!) for their users. Find out how this helps build better products!
Atlassian has to make sense of disparate customer datasets across all of its products. With Thematic, they can drill down into the detail, finding exactly where a problem originates and what needs to be fixed.
What's the right way to build a feedback taxonomy? At Thematic, we’ve seen over a hundred teams build theirs using our solution. Read on to discover our learnings!
How can you stay relevant in a competitive market - especially one under the pressure of a recession? By listening to your customers.
How are insights leaders using AI to help them be more successful? Several thought leaders shared their perceptions with us at TMRE 2023 - here are 5 key considerations.
Thematic now has a feedback categorization filter, so you can effortlessly identify all the Questions, Issues and Requests within your customer feedback.
With Thematic's Quick Edit feature, you can edit your themes on the fly as you’re viewing data. And for the first time, you can also change the sentiment!
Customer-led product strategy is about designing the best product experience. But how should you approach it, and avoid common pitfalls?