Feedback Collection
Collect ongoing feedback for continuous discovery
Get feedback at every step of the user journey. Collect new ideas, find bugs fast, and polish product releases with confidence.
Always-on feedback collection
Capture in-context feedback and fix problems fast
Add a Feedback Button anywhere on your site. Learn what users love, what frustrates them, and what to work on next.
- Choose from 40+ languages and customize the text, logo and color of the Feedback Button
- Auto-capture screenshots to see what was happening when the user left feedback
- Integrate with Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams and more to notify your team instantly
Most common use cases
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01 Learn what frustrates users
Got some negative feedback? Jump to the user’s Session Replay to get the full picture of what went wrong. Uncover root causes such as errors, speed issues, and UX related frustrations.
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02 Spot underperforming pages
Compare feedback scores to see which pages need some love. Then check feedback comments and Session Replays to learn which fixes will best impact goal conversions and revenue.
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03 Fine-tune product releases
Launched a new product, page or feature? Let users tell you what’s working great—and what needs work.
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04 Fix problems early
Spot small issues before they become big problems—and before your Support team starts getting flooded with tickets.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The feedback button helps hear from users at every step of their journey so you can spot issues early on, discover new ideas, and continuously improve experiences on your site.
Because the feedback button is always visible, your customers have a direct line to report issues and give suggestions. The result is often a continuous stream of useful insights that you can use to make improvements. -
If you see negative feedback, you could first check out the auto-captured screenshot and watch the session replay of the respondent to get more context into the issue.
Next, we recommend creating a segment of users who give negative feedback and applying that segment in Journey Analysis, Impact Quantification and Session Replays. This will let you quantify issues and understand where and how users encounter them.
When users leave positive feedback and suggestions for improvement, this can spark inspiration on how to optimize your website. Create AI summary reports to pinpoint such recommendations, then create Jira, Asana, Linear, or Trello tickets directly from those responses to share them with your team. -
Yes! There are several ways you can customize how and when users see the button:
- Show the feedback button to users who have just completed a purchase
- Show the feedback button to users who meet a specific average order value
- Set the feedback button to appear on certain pages only
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Yes, you can add your own logo, change the color of the button and the background, and change the button label.