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Understand what customers need. Decide what to build.

Helpful BoB brings customer feedback together, groups similar requests, and helps you weigh the reasons to build—or wait.

Too many email notifications

5 pieces of feedback · 4 companies

  • Meridian Ops

    “We get an email for everything, so the ones that matter get lost.”

  • Parkside Logistics

    “I filter them all into a folder and read the folder once a day.”

Reasons to act

  • Four of the five comments describe the same problem: too much routine email.
  • Two of them already work around it by filtering their inbox.

Questions to check

  • Could a daily digest reduce the routine emails?
  • One team needs custom rules; a digest may not help them.
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  1. 01

    Collect the feedback

    Add customer comments with the company they came from. Connect a Slack channel to bring in feedback there.

  2. 02

    Find the common problem

    BoB groups similar requests, keeps the original quotes, and summarises what customers are asking for.

  3. 03

    Decide what to do next

    Review the reasons for and against a change. Your team chooses what deserves engineering time.

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Example team decision

Customer request
“Give every user their own on/off switch for each type of email notification.” Raised by an operations lead at Meridian Ops.
What the feedback shows
Five conversations sit under one theme. Four describe too much routine mail. The fifth asks for different rules per team, which is a different problem.
What the team could do
Consider a daily digest with quieter defaults, and check first that urgent alerts still arrive immediately. The team-specific need stays open. Nothing is promised to the customer until the team agrees.

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