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Most founders struggle with understanding what their customers really want. Often founders & sales leaders spend time watching every call recording to understand what's not working. Our portco Attention simplifies this long process into a few minutes. Check this out 👇

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Aadit Sheth2 年前

@tryattention Been loving Attention!

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Anis Bennaceur2 年前

@tryattention Thank you for posting this 🙏🏽🚀

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GJ 🇪🇺2 年前

@tryattention Loving the integrations example

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Attention2 年前

Thanks for posting! Sharing our website to avoid extra clicks:

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Peter Simeonov2 年前

@tryattention Awesome! I’ll check it out. I’ve also been looking for a tool that summarizes team calls and calls with partners (with actionable next steps) - so we avoid taking notes. Does this tool do this too? If not, do you know any that do this?

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Aidan2 年前

@tryattention

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Rhi Gladney2 年前

@tryattention @KierWhite Have you been your own customer? What is missing?

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Erayaha AI1 年前

Love how @tryattention simplifies the process for founders and sales leaders! Efficient customer feedback is key to scaling and improving. 👏 On a similar note, we just launched Erayaha AI on Product Hunt—a platform that transforms contract management with smarter insights. If you're looking for a way to streamline contract analysis and reviews, we'd appreciate your support with an upvote! 🙏 🔗

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