Automate the manual work in Gleap

FullSpec maps how Gleap fits into your day-to-day, finds the repetitive work worth automating, and gives you a clear plan to connect it with the rest of your tools.

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Gleap by the numbers

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Top 5 Gleap friction points when done manually

Manually sorting Gleap feedback by priority

You receive dozens of Gleap submissions daily but have to read through each one individually to figure out which bugs or feature requests actually matter to your business.

78% report this

Copying Gleap issues into your project tracker

Every time a critical bug comes through Gleap, you manually copy the details into Jira, Linear, or your internal system instead of having it flow there automatically.

71% report this

Tracking which Gleap feedback you already addressed

You fix a bug that was reported in Gleap weeks ago but have no easy way to close the loop or notify the user that their issue is resolved.

62% report this

Manually categorizing Gleap submissions by type

You spend time tagging and organizing Gleap feedback into buckets like bugs, feature requests, or performance issues instead of having a system do it for you.

50% report this

Compiling Gleap data for stakeholder reports

When leadership asks what users are complaining about, you manually extract and summarize Gleap feedback instead of pulling a ready-made report.

25% report this

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What you can automate in Gleap

Browse popular Gleap automations FullSpec can map for you. Pick one to map, see what it's costing you today, and get a plan to automate it end to end.