Product Management
1. Answer Product Questions
Dashworks integrates with tools like Slack, Jira, Confluence, and Google Drive to provide instant answers to product-related queries, reducing the time spent searching for information.
Examples:
"What are the key features of [specific product/feature]?"
"What integrations are available for [tool]?"
"What is the pricing structure for [product/service]?"
2. Synthesize User Feedback
Dashworks aggregates and analyzes feedback from sources like Zendesk, Intercom, and surveys, helping product managers identify trends and prioritize features
Examples:
"What are the top complaints from users about [feature]?"
"Summarize customer feedback from the last quarter."
"What are the most requested features in our product roadmap?"
3. Manage and Prioritize Product Roadmaps
Dashworks pulls data from Jira, Confluence, and other project management tools to provide a unified view of roadmaps and dependencies, ensuring alignment across teams.
Examples:
"What are the upcoming milestones for [project]?"
How does the development of [feature] align with our long-term company goals?
"What is the current status for [project]?"
4. Conduct Competitive Analysis
Dashworks searches internal and external sources, such as competitor websites, news articles, and internal knowledge bases, to provide comprehensive insights.
Examples:
"Who are the main competitors for [product/service]?"
"What are the strengths and weaknesses of [competitor product]?"
"What features does [competitor] offer that we don’t?"
5. Draft and Refine Product Documentation
Dashworks assists in creating and maintaining consistent documentation, ensuring all stakeholders have access to up-to-date information.
Examples:
"Draft an RFC for [new feature]."
"What should be included in the release notes for [version]?"
"Summarize the key points of the product strategy document."
6. Onboard New Team Members
Dashworks provides a centralized knowledge base, enabling new hires to quickly get up to speed by accessing relevant resources and asking questions in natural language.
Examples:
"What is the company’s product strategy?"
"What are the key performance indicators for product managers?"
"Who are the stakeholders for [specific project]?"
7. Research Past Projects
Learn about historical projects by analyzing project updates, RFCs, and internal conversations.
Examples:
What were the key challenges and solutions in [project]?
What was the timeline and budget for [project] and how did it compare to initial projections?
Who worked on [project]? Can you give me a brief summary of the goals, timeline, and outcome?
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