Support answers the same questions every day
Your support team is skilled — but they should not be the product manual. Repeated tickets mean users hit the same walls.
The problem
Ticket volume grows faster than the user base. Costs rise. CS teams burn out answering questions the product should answer through clarity.
How I investigate it
I categorize support themes, link them to product areas, observe users hitting those problems, and prioritize fixes by volume and business impact.
Expected business outcome
Fewer repetitive tickets, lower support cost per user, and product changes that prevent confusion before it reaches CS.
Often pairs well with workflow simplification and clearer in-product guidance — not more documentation alone.
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