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The voice of the customer, in numbers

The answers are already in your chat logs; most teams do not have time to read thousands of them. This use case is for operators who want a weekly, honest picture of demand signals: confusion on PDPs, feature requests, competitor comparisons, and drop-offs—so product, site, and growth stop debating from anecdotes.

Pair insights with the products dashboard, analytics, and ROI: understanding why revenue moved is as important as the fact that it moved. Aurevia gives you a structured view of the conversation side of the business.

Faster product cycles

Ship copy and FAQ updates where real questions cluster.

Smarter A/B tests

Test the assistant and the site on evidence, not internal opinions only.

Shared vocabulary

Marketing and CX use the same intent labels when they plan launches.

What you get

Intent and friction maps

See the repeat themes that SEO and analytics never spell out in shoppers’ own words.

Win/loss and journey views

Know where conversations die without a sale so you can fix the next barrier.

Tie to business outcomes

Layer revenue signals so strategy picks the levers with money attached.

Action meetings, not slide decks

Export a short list of fixes: PDP bullet, new bundle, policy clarifier, prompt tweak.

How it works

  1. Start collecting with purpose

    Tag labels that match how you run the business, not a generic taxonomy.

  2. Review weekly with owners

    Assign a top friction to product, a top confusion to copy, a top return driver to operations.

  3. Measure the fix

    Re-run the same read after a change to prove impact, not pat yourself on the back for shipping.

I used to dread the quarterly deck because half of it was guessing what customers wanted. Now I pull straight from what they actually asked the AI, and the deck writes itself.

Ravi DeshmukhHead of Insights, Fernbridge Co.

Questions, answered

We already have heatmaps. Why this?

Heatmaps show where people click, not what they still do not understand. Conversations capture the doubt behind the click.

Is this for executives or ICs?

Both: executives get a strategy summary; ICs get the list of what to change this sprint.

How much analyst time is required?

The point is the opposite: less manual transcript reading, more pre-clustered signal.

See it live on your store

Install from the Shopify App Store, sync your catalog, and watch the first conversations come in — most merchants are live within the hour.