Help users take the next step.
See the step, understand the expectation and keep the discussion together. Then choose what to change.
Users and testers explain where they get stuck. Your team gets the page, the element and their words. Discuss the details and take the agreed change into development.
Give your team a place to start
Which screen? What were they trying to do? What did they expect instead?
Even a short report can start a useful conversation. Keep it at the relevant place so your team can ask the right questions.
Keep the relevant state in view
Product onboarding · Invitation step
User: “I added two teammates. Were the invites sent, or do I need to finish setup first?”
What the team checks: “The captured invitation state, the words around the button and the expected behavior after sending.”
Needs a decision
Is the state unclear, or did the invitations fail? Check before choosing the fix.
The captured view is not session replay or automatic bug diagnosis.
Understand first. Choose the right fix.
The user gives you evidence. Your team decides: clearer copy, a bug fix or more investigation.
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Users and testers explain where they get stuck. Your team gets the page, the element and their words. Discuss the details and take the agreed change into development.
User, on the invitation step: “I added two teammates, but I can’t tell whether the invitations have been sent or are waiting for me to finish setup.”
What the team checks: The captured invitation state, the words around the button and the expected behavior after sending.
The live page shows what is there now. A snapshot helps you see the view behind the comment, including an open panel or form. It is not a replay of everything the user did.
User, on the invitation step: “I added two teammates, but I can’t tell whether the invitations have been sent or are waiting for me to finish setup.”
What the team checks: The captured invitation state, the words around the button and the expected behavior after sending.
The live page shows what is there now. A snapshot helps you see the view behind the comment, including an open panel or form. It is not a replay of everything the user did.
Find the next step
Collect. Invite users or beta testers to try a specific task and explain the place that needs attention.
Clarify. Keep the discussion with the comment. Is the instruction unclear, the feature broken or the user asking for something new?
Decide. Choose what to change and what still needs investigation. One report is not a frequency estimate for all your users.
Continue. Use the dashboard, export Markdown or connect your coding agent. Check the result before closing the issue.
Give development a clear starting point
An agent can organize feedback and help with the work. You decide the intended behavior. A visitor’s message is not permission to edit code or send a reply.
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Use the onboarding feedback guide to plan a focused review. The feedback examples show the difference between an opinion and an explanation the team can act on.
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