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Product Managers, Designers & Researchers

Humyn gives PMs, designers, and researchers a continuous feed of customer voice without running a fresh survey every week. Follow this guide to move from fuzzy feedback to prioritized roadmap moves your stakeholders can trust.
TimeBest forPrimary outputs
60–75 minutesPMs, designers, researchers validating directionRoadmap evidence view, feature brief, sentiment watchlist

1. Align on the question

Define the business goal

Are you validating a roadmap theme, sizing a pain point, or pressure-testing positioning? Write the question in the project description.

Pick comparison sets

Track your product alongside 1–2 competitors or substitutes so you can show relative sentiment, not just absolute noise.

2. Gather the right conversations

StepWhat to captureWhy it matters
Seed keywordsFeature names, common objections, “wish it had…” phrases.Align themes with product requirements.
Save threadsRelease notes, beta feedback, community rants, review site comments.Blend praise and friction for a balanced view.
Tag personasNote whether the voice is power user, new customer, or evaluator.Tailor recommendations by audience.

3. Turn noise into prioritization signal

  • Filter Explore by persona or keyword cluster to isolate a single job-to-be-done.
  • Use Top Quotes to anchor every product requirement in verbatim feedback.
  • Track sentiment shifts week over week—if frustration grows, elevate the issue in roadmap reviews.
Create a saved view named Roadmap Evidence and pin the most important themes. Revisit it before every sprint or quarterly planning meeting.

4. Share the plan with stakeholders

  1. Draft a feature brief using Chat with Hue to synthesize “What users are saying” + “What we will build.”
  2. Export a CSV or copy the timeline into Linear/Jira to back backlog grooming with data.
  3. Present the highlights in product review with three elements: user quote, theme summary, proposed action.

5. Measure adoption after launch

  • Run the same keyword set post-release to check for sentiment swings.
  • Capture quotes that celebrate or criticize the change and feed them to design, support, and marketing.
  • Use the Generic workflow loop to keep the analysis running while you shift focus to the next bet.
Pair this workflow with metrics dashboards (activation, retention) to show how qualitative and quantitative signals agree—or diverge.
Need a numbers view? Bring these insights into Metrics and the Dashboard so leadership can see qualitative and quantitative signal side by side.