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q3-disposition.md P02-tobias.md P04-amira.m4a journey-map.canvas research-board.md
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Customer journey — trial to teamonboarding-churn-q3 · 6 interviews · survey Q7
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01Hears about usreferral, LinkedIn, G2
02Signs uptrial, no card
03Setupinvite team, import41% drop off
04First valuefirst report shared
05Team habitweekly rituals
Doing
Reads a teardown, asks a colleague what they use
Starts a trial straight from the pricing page
Faces six setup steps, opens one, closes the tab
Opens a report a teammate shared
Invites the team, sets a weekly ritual
Feeling
🙂 😐 😣 😊 🤩
Pain points
“The trial clock felt like it started before I did.”P07-amira.md
“I didn’t know what it wanted from me.”P02-tobias.md“It looked like an afternoon of work.”P05-jonas.md
“Once the first report landed, I was in.”P01-freja.md
Opportunities
Start the clock at setup-done, not signup
Open into a filled example workspace
Template the first report
Weekly digest for the whole team
To recruit3
P09 — churned trial, opschurn
P10 — finance lead, DKinterview
Backfill two no-shows
Scheduled2
P07 — Thu 10:00interview
P08 — Fri 13:30interview
Synthesizing3
Setup stall — affinity mapsynthesis
Survey verbatims passsurvey
Update insight libraryinsight
Shared2
Q2 checkout readoutinsight
Pricing page teardowninsight
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participant: P02segment: team adminstudy: onboarding-churn-q342 min

P02 — Tobias, onboarding walkthrough

Maja 04:02

You said you signed up on a Tuesday. Walk me through what happened after the first login.

Tobias 04:11

Honestly? A big empty screen with six setup steps. I opened the invite-team one, saw it wanted domain stuff, and closed the tab.

Maja 04:36

What were you expecting instead?

Tobias 04:41

I didn’t know what it wanted from me. Every other tool shows me something of mine first, then asks for the boring parts.

Maja 05:02

Did you come back?

Tobias 05:04

Two weeks later, when a colleague sent me a report she’d made. That was the first time I saw the point.