1. Give it an owner
Assign one or more teammates who can open the survey. They find it under Assigned to me, and a mention in a note brings in anyone else.
The feedback inbox puts every response from every survey and channel in one place. Each one arrives already read, so your team can assign it, move it from Open to Resolved and see at a glance what is still waiting.
A folder for each status and each type, a list that shows what people wrote, and the response with everything Usertick knows about it.
Every response moves through the same five statuses, with a person on it and the notes around it.
Assign one or more teammates who can open the survey. They find it under Assigned to me, and a mention in a note brings in anyone else.
Open, Planned, In progress, Resolved or Archived, each with its own folder and color. If a teammate moved the response a moment before you, Usertick says so instead of overwriting their change.
Write notes with Markdown, mention a teammate, add a picture, and type /resolve or /plan to change the status without leaving the note.
Move down and up the list, open a response, resolve it and archive it with shortcuts, so a busy morning of answers takes minutes.
AI reads every written answer as it arrives, on every plan, and the inbox files each response by what it found.
Each response carries its type, its urgency, its category and theme, and the signals worth a look, such as a customer at risk or an answer that took a lot of effort.
Open the bugs, the ideas or the complaints inside any status folder, and the counts follow the folder you are in.
Pick another type, urgency, category or theme from its menu. Your choice wins from then on and is marked as set by a person, and Back to automatic hands it back to AI.
When one answer is about page speed and another about support, each keeps its own reading, so nothing is lost under one label.
When your site names the signed-in user, the response shows their user ID, name, email, company and traits, with a Verified mark when your server signed it. Next to it: the survey, the page, the country, the language, the device, the time it took and the variant.
Search what people wrote, narrow it with filters, and save the view for the whole team.
Type is:open, type:bug or, from Starter, trait:plan=pro beside your words, and the list narrows as you search. A card beside the box lists every token.
Survey, country, page, score group, sentiment, type, urgency, assignee, who answered and more, combined as you like, then grouped and sorted.
Save a set of filters as a view, such as checkout bugs, and everyone in your organization can open it. Assigned to me, Unassigned and Urgent are there from the start.
Turn responses into issues, and follow each issue’s progress on the response.
Create a Jira or Linear issue from a response, by hand or with a workflow. As the issue moves, the response moves with it, and comments from the tracker show on its timeline. Every plan.
Pick the responses that report the same problem and file them as one issue, so the tracker shows how many people hit it. Every plan.
Each response lists the tools its workflows delivered it to, with a link to each and the reason when a delivery failed.
Save one response as a PDF, with its notes and activity when you want them. Every plan, 3 a month on Free.
Add the person who answered to your contacts in one click, so your next email survey can reach them.
On the Business plan and above, new responses appear in the list without a reload.
The assignee picker lists only teammates whose role opens the survey, so nobody is handed an answer they can’t read.
Choose whether score-only responses show, whether the oldest come first and whether the list opens on your own.
Every response from every survey and channel: website, email, link and QR code. The list shows the responses with something written by default, and one switch also shows the score-only ones.
Yes. A response can have more than one assignee, and the picker lists only teammates whose role opens that survey.
Open, Planned, In progress, Resolved and Archived, each with its own folder. Planned and In progress together work as your roadmap.
AI reads every written answer as it arrives, on every plan, and files the response by type, theme, sentiment and urgency. You can change any of them, and your choice wins.
Not from the inbox itself. The person’s name and email are on the response when they gave them, and a workflow can send the response to your help desk or CRM, where your team replies.
Yes, on every plan. Status, priority, assignee, sprint or cycle and due date come back, the response moves when the issue moves, and comments can travel both ways.
Yes. user:user_123 finds one person by the ID your site passed to Usertick, and from Starter trait:plan=pro finds everyone with that trait.
The inbox, its statuses, notes, filters, saved views, the AI reading and the Jira and Linear links work on every plan. Free includes 3 exports a month, and live updates are on Business and above.
Start free, see what your customers mean, and get each answer to the person who can act on it.