Revo.pm
  • Revo 101
    • Introduction to Revo
  • Use Cases
  • Best Practices
  • FAQ
  • Changelog
  • Chat with Revo
  • Chatting with Revo
  • Revo's Browser Extension
  • Data Sources
    • Overview
    • Documents
    • User Feedback
    • Meetings
    • Slack/Microsoft Teams Integration
    • Personal Instructions
  • Contexts
    • Overview
    • How to create contexts
    • How to switch contexts in chat
    • How To Edit/Delete a Context
    • Use Cases
  • Insights
    • Overview
    • How to create insights
  • User Feedback
    • Overview
    • Import feedback into Revo
    • How to connect CRM tools to Revo
    • Use Labels To Categorize And Organize User Feedback
  • Meetings
  • Overview
  • How can Revo join meetings
  • Meeting Access and Summary Settings
  • Using labels to categorize and organize meetings
  • Leveraging Meeting Summaries
  • Issues, Projects, and Cycles
    • Overview
    • Issues
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    • Cycles
  • Workflows
    • Overview
    • Setting up workflows
    • Revo Workflow Playbook
  • Connectors
    • Slack
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    • Asana
    • Linear
    • Confluence
    • GitHub
    • Microsoft Teams
    • Intercom
    • Salesforce
    • Zendesk
    • Google Calendar
  • Account Management
    • Personal Instructions
    • Profile
  • Workspace Management
    • Labels
    • Statuses
    • Manage Members
    • Switch Teams
    • Team Info
  • Billing
    • How does billing work?
    • Invoices
  • Security
    • Data privacy & security
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  1. User Feedback

Overview

A single inbox for all user/customer feedback across tools. When you connect your CRM tools (Hubspot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Intercom), Revo brings together feedback from all your users into a single, centralized view—giving you a clear pulse on what your customers are saying. Whether it's product requests, support issues, or general sentiment, everything is captured in one place so nothing slips through the cracks.

How useful is it to have user feedback in Revo?

Understanding what users really want, tracking sentiment and common pain points, and letting Revo know how your users feel about the product helps it serve you better and get the right information in its knowledge base to suggest appropriate solutions.

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