vTilt sums up every session, chat, and email in plain words. When Maya returns six weeks later, your team still knows she was planning a family trip and worried about cancellation.
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A module in the Think group — Know each customer.
Nobody can watch ten thousand sessions. vTilt reads all of them and writes each one down in plain words — what the visitor wanted, where they stalled, how it ended. Your traffic turns into something you can read.
Compared family suites, reread cancellation policy, stalled at checkout on a dead promo button.
Skimmed winter offers, opened three room pages under a minute each, bounced from pricing.
Third visit this week. Checked availability for the same June dates twice. No booking yet.
Summaries join up into one living profile per visitor, anonymous or identified. Intent, stage, concerns, the channel they respond to. Open it before you reply to a chat and you already know the person.
Planning a family trip to Paris in June — two adults, two kids. Budget-aware but books mid-range suites. Main concern is cancellation flexibility; reread the policy on two visits. Blocked once by a broken promo field at checkout. Responds to email, ignores banners.
The intelligence dashboard ranks the people closest to buying — who they are, what they want, and what stands in the way. You start the day knowing where the money is, instead of digging for it.
Family Loft, June 12–19. Blocker: cancellation terms.
Two suites side by side, three visits this week.
Reread the group-booking page. Likely a wedding party.
Ranked from every journey, updated as visitors act
vTilt groups visitors by what they wanted, not just what they clicked. Find everyone with the same goal or worry, then see how their visits played out.
Family of 4, same June window — booked after a flexible-cancellation email
Reread policies twice — booked once chat confirmed free cancellation
Same search, stalled at checkout — never followed up, never returned
Pattern: visitors like Maya book when cancellation is confirmed early.
When a customer comes back in two hours or six weeks, their earlier visits are still on the profile. Your team can pick up the conversation instead of starting over.
Family-friendly results, up front. Maya never re-enters her search — the site remembers she travels with two kids.
“What does this visitor actually want?”
A guess based on the last page they happened to view.
The dossier reads: family trip to Paris in June, flexible dates, worried about cancellation.
“Which other visitors share this concern?”
A manual review of sessions, chat logs, and customer notes.
Search customer memory by meaning and open the related journeys beside this one.
“Who signed up but never really started?”
A weekly export of inactive accounts, stale by the time anyone read it.
Each dossier tracks the stage a person reached and where they stalled. The ones drifting away rank at the top before they are gone.
before a new lead hears back
on average — and 63% of companies never reply at all
Source: RevenueHero, 1,000 B2B companies, 2024of trial signups go quiet
they use the product once and never come back
Source: Intercom, via ProductLedOne profile per person: every visit, chat, and email in one place, so your team knows who it is talking to.
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Free while in beta · No credit card