Launching New Features

Let AI identify and prioritize the most impactful features to launch.

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Getting started

Launching new features effectively requires prioritizing those with the highest impact based on user data and feedback.

Identifying and prioritizing these features can be challenging and time-consuming without the right tools.

In this playbook, we'll show you how to use Lancey's platform to identify which feature to focus on next by analyzing various data sources.

Step 1: What you'll need

You'll need access to Lancey's Merlin agent.
Connect to your CRM, support tickets, call transcripts, product analytics, project tracking, and product docs platforms within Lancey's integration tab.

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Step 2: Setting up filters

Once Merlin is set up, it will automatically collect data from all integrated sources. We'll leverage Lancey's ability to query, segment, and act on the data for the next steps.

For example, you might be interested in identifying feature requests with the highest user impact and potential for improving user satisfaction.

Prompt

Identify the feature requests and feedback with the highest user impact based on recent data.

Merlin will analyze your data set and provide a preview of feature requests and feedback with the highest potential impact.

Step 3: Analyzing data

Now that we have identified high-impact feature requests, the next step is to analyze and prioritize these features based on their potential impact on user engagement and satisfaction.

For example, you might be interested in focusing on features that have received the most user requests and have the potential to significantly enhance user engagement.

Prompt

Create a prioritized list of features based on analyzing user feedback and impact data to determine which feature should be focused on next based on potential impact.

Merlin will generate a draft list that includes key features, their potential impact, and recommended timelines for development.