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## After the onsite | ||
Revisit the transcripts of all sessions – you should record everything in Buildbetter or a similar tool. Share what you’ve learned with your team and discuss if any quarterly goals need to be re-prioritized based on the learnings. Summarize the features or improvements you shipped during or right after the visit and send a thank-you message to the customer's Slack that lists them clearly. | ||
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It's important for visibility to notate on the account that a customer visit took place. We can do this in Vitally, by creating a new note on the account, with the "On-site" category and copying any known people on the account to be aware of the note content. This can be helpful in many ways even if no primary person at PostHog is managing their account today. BuildBetter calls should automatically attach to the account along with any existing email conversations. |
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syntax: inconsistent capitalization of Buildbetter
vs BuildBetter
used elsewhere in the handbook
It's important for visibility to notate on the account that a customer visit took place. We can do this in Vitally, by creating a new note on the account, with the "On-site" category and copying any known people on the account to be aware of the note content. This can be helpful in many ways even if no primary person at PostHog is managing their account today. BuildBetter calls should automatically attach to the account along with any existing email conversations. | |
It's important for visibility to notate on the account that a customer visit took place. We can do this in Vitally, by creating a new note on the account, with the "On-site" category and copying any known people on the account to be aware of the note content. This can be helpful in many ways even if no primary person at PostHog is managing their account today. BuildBetter calls should automatically attach to the account along with any existing email conversations. |
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**syntax:** inconsistent capitalization of `Buildbetter` vs `BuildBetter` used elsewhere in the handbook
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It's important for visibility to notate on the account that a customer visit took place. We can do this in Vitally, by creating a new note on the account, with the "On-site" category and copying any known people on the account to be aware of the note content. This can be helpful in many ways even if no primary person at PostHog is managing their account today. BuildBetter calls should automatically attach to the account along with any existing email conversations.
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Yep good - just accept the Greptile edits before merging
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Seeking a way to log notes for when people at PostHog visit customers, a growing activity. Vitally notes are a natural choice, using the already present category value for on-site.
This adds the same process both on the engineering and account management side.
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