Analyze for Sentiment at Scale
This workflow is perfect for cleaning up text data, like customer reviews, support tickets, and feedback, ensuring consistency across sources. By applying sentiment analysis, it quickly identifies emotions—positive, negative, or neutral—helping teams understand customer sentiment at scale. For example: GTM teams can analyze customer reviews from various sources, such as customer success teams, social media, and emails, categorize feedback by sentiment, and pinpoint areas of satisfaction or concern. This helps improve products, refine messaging strategies, and enhance overall customer experience.
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Sentiment and Trends in Competitor Website
This workflow analyzes various marketing materials—websites, blogs, whitepapers, and more. It identifies key topics, trends, and content gaps that competitors may have missed. By evaluating sentiment, key indicators, and emerging patterns, it uncovers valuable insights. These insights help refine your content strategy, enabling your marketing team to create targeted, differentiated content that fills untapped areas and strengthens your competitive advantage.
Build Data & Knowledge Finder
This workflow aggregates product specifications, PDFs, case studies, and other organizational collateral into a centralized, searchable app. Sales representatives can quickly access relevant materials before or during client meetings, eliminating the need to search multiple systems or contact different departments. With the ability to schedule updates, the app ensures that sales teams always have the most current and relevant materials at their fingertips, keeping them equipped for every interaction and helping streamline the sales process.
Monitor Sentiment in Company News
This workflow identifies a company using its ticker or URL, gathering the latest news and analyzing the overall sentiment. Over time, it tracks how sentiment fluctuates around the company. Sales and Marketing teams can leverage this data to fine-tune campaigns and outreach efforts. For example, positive sentiment around a prospect can be used to strengthen a pitch, aligning your offering with the prospect's current momentum and enhancing your approach with timely, relevant insights.