CUSTOMER FEEDBACK

The feedback people don't send you directly.

Plenty of feedback never reaches a support inbox, it gets posted on X, left as a comment on Instagram, or dropped into a Reddit thread instead. Social Line tracks your brand and product keywords across all seven platforms and sorts what it finds into categories your team already uses.

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Mentions for “Example Co.”

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RECENT MENTIONS
CKChloe Kim· just nowNegative@amber_ember7Example Co. really needs dark mode, asked support twice already.22111Instagram · 9.4K
MRMarcus Reid· just nowNegative@north_signal9Bug in Example Co.: exports drop the last row every time. Anyone else seeing this?8260Reddit · 5.1K
PNPriya Nair· just nowPositive@quiet_otter42Feature request for Example Co.: bulk tagging would save us so much time.5174X · 13.2K
RARuth Adeyemi· just nowPositive@paper_kestrelSupport fixed my Example Co. issue within the hour, genuinely impressed.1220Facebook · 4.6K
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MENTIONS · EXAMPLE CO.

Recent mentions

Priya NairXPositive18.4k reach

Switched to Example Co. last week, onboarding was painless, big fan so far.

paper_kestrelRedditNegative3.4k reach

Support reply took two days. Product is fine, response time is not.

Lena OrtizInstagramPositive132.0k reach

Three tools I stopped paying for after switching to Example Co. Link in bio.

Jordan BlakeThreadsPositive7.6k reach

Switched our weekly reporting over to Example Co., first Monday without a manual export in months.

Each mention arrives with sentiment attached and can be matched against categories like bug report, feature request, praise, or complaint, sorted before anyone reads it.

HOW IT WORKS

The workflow, step by step.

01

Set categories that match your team

Define labels like bug report, feature request, praise, and complaint in Settings, whatever your team already uses to talk about feedback.

02

Mentions arrive already sorted

Each mention is matched against your categories and tagged with sentiment before it reaches the feed, so triage starts pre-sorted instead of starting from a blank list.

03

Work through it as a queue

Mark each mention open, follow up, done, or irrelevant. Status is shared across your account, so a team can split the queue without duplicating work.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

What makes this work.

Sorted before you see it

Mentions are matched against your own categories, bug report, feature request, praise, complaint, or whatever fits your team, so triage starts pre-sorted instead of starting from a blank feed.

A workflow, not just a list

Mark any mention open, follow up, done, or irrelevant. Status persists per mention, so feedback doesn't get re-read or re-litigated every time someone opens the feed.

Reach-ranked attention queue

Negative feedback lands in the Needs Attention view ranked by reach at risk, so a complaint from an account with a large following surfaces ahead of a quieter one.

Sentiment on every post

Positive, neutral, and negative labels are attached automatically, so you can separate praise worth amplifying from complaints worth routing to the product team at a glance.

FAQ

Questions about customer feedback

Can I set my own feedback categories?

Yes, categories are configurable in Settings so mentions get matched against labels your team already uses.

Does this replace our support inbox?

No. It surfaces public feedback that never reaches your support inbox in the first place, posts, comments, and threads mentioning your product on social platforms.

Can multiple people work through the same feedback queue?

Yes, mention status (open, follow up, done, irrelevant) is shared across your account, so a team can triage the same feed without duplicating work.

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First results land within about two minutes of setup, then each keyword runs on the schedule you pick, from every 5 minutes to daily.

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