Customers: 4 calls and 7 notes say the same thing.
Complaints up 60% in two weeks
- Call · Interview · Maya: I gave up at the integrations screen. I just wanted to see my project.
- Call · Customer call · Sep 18: We needed our Slack admin before we could even start.
- Ticket · #4127: Can’t finish setup without admin access
- Ticket · #4133: Skipped setup, now the workspace is empty
- Feedback · 7 related notes: Onboarding takes too long
Competitors: 3 of 6 ask for integrations later.
3 competitors with shorter onboarding
- Competitor A: 3-step setup. Integrations after the first project.
- Competitor B: Starts with sample data. Connect tools later.
- Competitor C: One screen to first value.
Market: buyers judge a tool in the first session.
- Market note: Self-serve trials are decided in the first session.
- Market note: Teams expect value before setup.
- Analyst note · from Analytics: Activation −8% since the Aug 12 release
one brief. every source attached.
Onboarding asks too much, too early. New users stall when asked to connect tools before they see value. 3 competitors ask later. 16 pieces of evidence: 4 customer calls, 7 feedback notes, 3 competitors, 2 market notes. Confidence · High. Intercom, Slack, Notion, Google Drive. Sent to Priorities.
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- 01Customers: 4 calls and 7 notes say the same thing.
- 02Competitors: 3 of 6 ask for integrations later.
- 03Market: buyers judge a tool in the first session.
one brief. every source attached.
Onboarding asks too much, too early
New users stall when asked to connect tools before they see value. 3 competitors ask later.
16pieces of evidence
- 4customer calls
- 7feedback notes
- 3competitors
- 2market notes
- Intercom
- Slack
- Notion
- Google Drive
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