Feedback Intelligence Jira Automation
Turn customer conversations into actionable product feedback
What it does
Feedback gets scattered across interviews, meetings, transcripts and spreadsheets. The context behind it often gets lost before it becomes a product decision. Feedback Intelligence turns conversations into structured feedback, preserving the source, user signal and domain context. Review and enrich it, create a draft ticket, and push approved feedback to Jira. Built for domain-heavy B2B products where the “why” behind a request matters as much as the request itself.
Extract actionable product feedback from meeting transcripts and turn approved items into Jira tickets.
Feedback Intelligence reads your meeting transcripts, extracts every piece of product feedback, and turns the approved ones into Jira tickets — so nothing said in the room gets lost. Paste text, import a file, or upload a recording — the AI transcribes it for you. Every item is shown in full. Approve, reject, or flag it as a duplicate. Approved items become tickets in your own workspace, tracked from here. Connect your own Jira workspace. Tokens are stored encrypted and only ever used by your server. Every extracted item is shown in full — nothing hidden behind a summary. Store a transcript and run the analysis whenever you're ready — no re-entering. Its a nicely built product via…from feedback-intelligence-prod.vercel.app
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