Feature Request & Roadmap Triage

Keep your product roadmap moving by turning scattered feature requests into scored, prioritised backlog items without manual sorting.

39 hrs
Time saved/month
7
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Feature request triage involves collecting scattered customer feedback, checking for duplicates, scoring priority, and deciding what makes it onto the roadmap. Doing this by hand across multiple channels creates delays, inconsistent scoring, and forgotten follow-ups.

An automated version captures requests from every channel, checks them against the existing backlog, and calculates a priority score using account data. Approved items become roadmap tickets automatically, and customers receive a status update without anyone needing to remember to send one.

Key features
Capture feature requests automatically from support, sales, and chat channels
Detect duplicate or similar requests before they are logged again
Calculate a priority score using account value and request frequency
Create or merge roadmap tickets without manual entry
Notify the right team members when a high-priority request appears
Send customers an automatic status update once a decision is made

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Request Submittedtrigger

A new feature request arrives, a sales note, or an in-app form.

2. Extract And Normalize Request

The automation pulls the request text, customer identity, and source channel into a single record.

3. Check For Duplicate

The automation compares the new request against existing open requests using semantic similarity, not just keyword match.

4. Pull Account Value

Account tier, contract value, and renewal date are fetched automatically.

5. Score Request

The automation calculates a priority score from account value, request frequency, and stated urgency.

6. Create Or Merge Roadmap Ticket

A new ticket is created, or the request is merged into an existing duplicate ticket with a vote count added.

7. Alert Product Manager

High-scoring or high-value requests are flagged to the product manager for a final call.

8. Notify Customer

The customer receives an automatic acknowledgment and status update once the ticket is created.

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Frequently asked questions

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Estimated Time Saving
39hrs/month
Process pain:7.8/10
Mapped by:7 Companies

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