Insights On Code
We help B2B software businesses understand their customers, their product and track customer-product fit.
Insightsoncode can
help you understand how each customer uses your product.
help you understand your product better and analyze product performance - both from a time and cost perspective
help you understand how your customers use your features/products in aggregate and validate customer-product fit
Typical usage lookgs like this :
from ioc_wrappers import log_constantpoints, log_codepoint
log_endpoint = log_constantpoints(csv_filename = “sample.csv”, project_id = “1”, branch_id = “1”, customer_id = “5”)
log_codepoint = log_codepoint
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