Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Track Tools Your Team Uses with Smart Software Usage Tracking

Software costs are rising, yet many businesses still don’t have a clear view of how their tools are actually used. Licenses go underutilized, teams juggle overlapping apps, and decisions are often based on assumptions rather than data. That’s where software usage tracking comes in. At its core, software usage tracking helps businesses understand which tools employees use, how often they use them, and whether those tools truly add value.

Hidden Factors Affecting Employee Productivity (And How to Improve Them Quickly)

Employee productivity is often seen as a direct result of effort, but in reality, it’s shaped by a range of underlying factors that aren’t always visible. A team may appear busy, yet still struggle to deliver consistent results. Deadlines slip, quality drops, and engagement slowly declines. The issue usually isn’t a lack of effort; it’s a lack of clarity around what’s actually affecting performance. Many of these productivity barriers go unnoticed.

Playbook: Turn Silent Signals into Revenue

Get the Playbook Most B2B teams think churn shows up in renewals. In reality, it starts much earlier in the everyday interactions your support team handles. Silent Signals is a practical guide to uncovering the hidden indicators of customer health buried inside support data. Instead of relying on lagging metrics or gut feel, it shows how to identify early warning signs like repeated issues, changes in ticket sentiment, slower response loops, or even unexpected silence from previously active accounts.

Digital sovereignty is built on an open standard that enables federation

Across Europe, sovereign communications systems are already being deployed, and crucially, they don’t have to exist in isolation. An overlooked part of achieving genuine digital sovereignty is ensuring that an organisation has the ability to switch easily between vendors to guard against vendor lock-in.

Guide: Improving Customer Success KPIs with Your Support Data

Most Customer Success teams track the right KPIs but still miss what’s actually driving them. Retention, expansion, and churn don’t happen in dashboards. They happen in the day-to-day interactions customers have with your product or service and your team. If you want to improve your Customer Success KPIs, you need to understand the signals behind them, especially the ones hiding in your support data.