Deep Dive
The Problem
Leadership is deciding where to invest in Sites, a newly launched product for building interactive web apps. Initial market signals show low adoption — too few customers are trying it. The demo uses ChatGPT Work to analyze whether Sites resonates with customers and where effort should go.
Data Reveals the Gap
An analytics dashboard built in Sites itself shows a steep drop-off: only 15% of users with access start creating. The raw data indicates a problem but doesn't explain why. The presenter can't tell if users can't find Sites or don't understand its purpose — two problems requiring opposite solutions. So she asks ChatGPT Work to pull customer feedback from Slack and Google Drive to triangulate.
Customer Feedback Points the Way
The feedback clarifies the issue: customers are unsure what Sites are for and want examples tied to their own work. Based on this insight, two recommendations emerge: build templates around high-value use cases, and launch an enterprise campaign so promising customers see the potential. ChatGPT Work then drafts a Slack post summarizing the key insights and recommendations, ready for the team to edit and post.