Top customer pain themes this quarter
What customers complained about most, clustered and quoted: not your support ticket categories.
- Best for
- Quarterly roadmap reviews
- Primitives
- InteractionsThemesAccounts
- Token savings
- 79%
The prompt
You are summarizing customer pain for the next planning cycle. Using Sentra: 1. Pull entities around customer-facing conversations and sentiment about us (sales calls, CS calls, support, community, etc). 2. Cluster the extracted pain points by theme. Do not use your own taxonomy — use the clustering the Semantic Agent has already learned for this organization. 3. For each theme, return: count of distinct accounts mentioning it, count of total mentions, three quoted moments with sources, and the most senior account that raised it. Output: - Top 8 themes, ranked by distinct-account count. - For each: one sentence on what customers actually mean, the three quoted moments, and the named PM or engineer who has already touched this area (per recent internal Decisions). - Closing paragraph: which two themes are new this quarter vs. recurring from last.
See it work
Run it from
How it runs
- 01Copy the prompt into any agent connected to Sentra over MCP.
- 02The agent reads the company memory, scoped to what you are allowed to see.
- 03One grounded answer comes back, with every line traceable to its source.
Or automate it with Actions
The same prompt runs as a Sentra Action: on a schedule, or on a semantic trigger. Output lands in Slack or email, and every send waits for your approval.
Trigger idea: quarterly roadmap reviews
Q3 pain, in their words
Export flexibility · 11 accounts
calls · 11 sources"I end up screenshotting the dashboard into slides" is the modal quote. Raised by ops roles, not admins.
Time-to-value in onboarding · 7 accounts
onboarding calls"Week one felt great, week three we forgot it was there." Concentrated in self-serve signups.
Permissions granularity · 5 accounts
security reviewsEnterprise only. Every mention pairs with a compliance review.
Roadmap check
Current quarter covers one of the three themes. Nobody has decided on exports.
The prompt above becomes this. Fictional data, real mechanics: every line cites the meeting, thread, or record it came from.
Without Sentra
- 01Pull every customer-facing interaction last quarter from CS, support, sales discovery, and community.
- 02Read each for pain-shaped moments — negative sentiment, feature gaps, blockers in their workflow.
- 03Tag each moment with a theme manually. Build the taxonomy on the fly.
- 04Aggregate counts per theme. Distinct accounts vs. total mentions.
- 05Pick the three most-quoted moments per theme — re-skim transcripts to verify verbatim.
- 06Cross-reference internal decisions to find the named PM or engineer who's touched each area.
- 07Compare against last quarter's themes to identify what's new vs. recurring.
- 08Compose the top-8 ranking with citations.
~280,000 tokens
With Sentra
- 01Pull `Interactions` where surface = customer-facing, last quarter, with `Decision`/`Rationale` polarity = concern.
- 02Cluster by `Theme` — Sentra's Semantic Agent has already learned the org's vocabulary.
- 03For each theme: count distinct `Accounts`, count total mentions, top three quoted moments with sources.
- 04Pull recent internal `Decisions` to identify the named PM or engineer who's touched each area.
- 05Diff against last quarter's themes — `Theme` trajectory is tracked.
- 06Compose the ranking.
~60,000 tokens