Hey gang. Wouldnât it be cool if accessing user and analytics data was as easy and instant as searching for âdesigner jortsâ on Google? We thought so, too.
Today weâre launching OmniSearch, a radical, elegant, lightning-fast way to answer questions aimed at improving your customerâs experience. Just start typing anything, like âcheckoutâ or âtwitterâ or âAtlantaâ or ârageâ and FullStory will instantly suggest completed searches to answer your questions with trends, charts, and matching session playbacks.
Weâve been toiling on this for a _long_ time, and we hope youâll give it a try it for free. It only takes about 5 minutes to set-up.
Weâll be hanging and would love to answer any questions.
-Scott
Timely that I would get an email from Product Hunt announcing this -- we're using Full Story at this very moment to diagnose a really particular client issue that otherwise would have required us to get on the phone (UGH), talk to the client (WHAT?), and walk them through clicking on certain things to troubleshoot the issue (AS IF). Thank f'ing god for Full Story.
@tjmule That is awesome. Thank you.
Truth: when we launched at 4AM last night, we were similarly using the heck out of FullStory (yes, fullstory on fullstory) to find and fix last minute bugs :)
We've been using FullStory at artcloud for almost 6 months now. The value it provides has been incredible for us. Our support team can quickly review what a user was truly doing and not have to depend on the 'I promise I clicked it' deal. As we launch new functionality, we continuously check how our users respond by watching the FullStories.
The Omnisearch stuff is freaking awesome! Keep it up guys!
I've been using OmniSearch since it launched and it helps me do my job better and faster every day. It's easy to find groups of visitors with similar behaviors, which is critical for UX or customer experience research.
Pros:
Just start typing. OmniSearch is wicked fast compared to some of the dropdown style segmentation rules I've used in other SaaS platforms.
Cons:
Sometimes the human-friendly language gets in the way, i.e. if I type "has clicked" instead of "clicked" I don't get the same suggestions.
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I've been using OmniSearch since it launched and it helps me do my job better and faster every day. It's easy to find groups of visitors with similar behaviors, which is critical for UX or customer experience research.
Pros:Just start typing. OmniSearch is wicked fast compared to some of the dropdown style segmentation rules I've used in other SaaS platforms.
Cons:Sometimes the human-friendly language gets in the way, i.e. if I type "has clicked" instead of "clicked" I don't get the same suggestions.