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Insights

Introduction to Insights


In this tutorial, you will learn how to generate and qualify insights from customer feedback.


Insights are key observations and finding distilled from customer feedback such as interviews. Instead of analyzing the feedback manually which can be very time-consuming, Timebook equips you with a powerful AI engine which captures and prints the key points in just a couple of minutes.


Data entry points


Timebook provides three entry points for customer feedback:


  1. Interviews


  1. Email tickets


  1. Surveys


Each item is available from the top navigation bar of a team:


Customer feedback tabs in selected team


If you don't see the tabs in your team, it means they need to be activated by the workplace administrator in the team settings ⚙️.


Generating insights


Insights are generated with from feedback items with a designated button. Below you can find the location for each type of feedback data.


Interviews

Location: Transcript & Recording tab


Surveys

Location: Data tab


Feedback tickets

Location: 'Generate' button, top-right


Once you click the generation button, Timebook will need a minute or two to analyze the data and compose the insight list. You can close the window and continue to work in other areas of Timebook – you'll receive a notification when everything's ready.


Interview details during insight generation


Browsing insights


All generated insights can be browsed from the Insights tab of your team.


You can use the 'Manage view' tab to group and filter insights to your liking. For example, grouping by source will split them to blocks depending on the type of feedback they were created from (interviews, tickets, surveys, unassigned).


List of approved insights


Qualifying insights


Each insight needs to be manually qualified as valid or invalid before you can further work on it.


  • accepted (👍) insights can be transformed into opportunities, dedicated objects designed to highlight areas for improvement and innovation
  • rejected (👎) insights stay on the list in case you'd like to pick them up later on


In the example below, you can see one accepted and one rejected insight


Insight details with qualification options


In the next tutorial, you'll learn how to map insights onto opportunities and carry on with your Product Discovery journey.

Updated on: 01/10/2025

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