Your AI customer experience advisor

Your customer journey is full of moments. Find the ones that change outcomes.

CX Mate combines AI-powered analysis with CX expertise, your business context and the company's website to identify the moments that matter most to your customers and your business.

Understand what's at stake. Explore tailored recommendations. Apply your judgment and decide where to act.

Company brief + 3 meaningful moments + journey overview. Free.

For consultants. For company teams.

For consultants

Start discovery with better questions.

Get an initial view of your client's business and customer journey. Bring the findings into discovery, test them with your client, and focus your expertise where it matters.

For company teams

Make the next customer improvement easier to choose.

Get a clearer view of where customers may struggle and what to tackle first. A practical starting point, even without a dedicated customer experience specialist.

No customers yet? Map the journey you're planning, and treat the findings as questions to test.

Bring the context. Discover the moments. Choose how to act.

  1. 01Bring your business context

    Tell CX Mate about the business, its customers and what you're seeing.

    Your answers to a few questions

  2. 02Discover the moments that matter

    AI-powered analysis connects your input with company research and CX expertise to surface meaningful moments and explain why they matter.

    Ready in minutes

  3. 03Choose how to act

    Explore recommendations, add your judgment and decide what to change, and how to assess its impact.

    Your time goes here

Typical discovery

Stakeholder interviewsReading up on the businessNotes into a journeyFirst picture

With CX Mate

Your contextMinutes · brief, journey, playbookTime back for judgment, the client conversation and the decisions that follow
  • Your context your answers to a few questions
  • Minutes brief, journey, playbook
  • The rest is time back for judgment and the client conversation

Arrive with a clearer starting picture and better questions for your first conversation.Illustrative, not to scale

A business brief. A customer journey. A plan to act on.

One example, three layers · Illustrative

The brief

Get grounded in the business and its customers.

A focused view of the business, its customers and the findings worth exploring.

Brief · A finding

Satisfaction scores are collected in calls with account managers, and some accounts churn despite positive scores. How feedback is asked for is worth examining.

You told us

"Account managers collect satisfaction scores in their regular calls. Some accounts still churn despite positive scores."

From the company website

Your site and case studies present a named account manager as the main point of contact.

CX Mate's read

Rating the experience directly to the account manager can make criticism harder to give. A positive answer may reflect the conversation, not the full experience.

Illustrative example→ to the journey

  1. Evaluation
  2. Buyer vs. user
  3. Onboarding
  4. Adoption
  5. Feedback request
  6. Renewal
  1. Adoption
  2. Feedback request
  3. Renewal

Meaningful moment · The feedback request

The customer's view

"They asked how it's going. I don't want to make this awkward."

Basis

Scores are gathered in conversation by the account manager, the person the customer would be criticising.

Possible meaning

False confidence can leave dissatisfaction unaddressed until renewal is already at risk.

← from the briefIllustrative example→ to the playbook

The customer journey

See which moments deserve your attention, and why.

Explore what customers need at key moments, what may be getting in their way, and the potential business implications.

The playbook

Turn meaningful moments into focused action.

Explore recommendations tailored to the moment, the customer and your business context. Decide what to take forward.

Recommendation · Addresses: The feedback request

Change how feedback is asked for before acting on the scores.

Give customers a private way to respond, ask about specific experiences, and explore differences between what they say and what they do.

Owner

Customer Success lead

Signal to watch

Gap between private responses and in-call scores

Prompt

Feedback question set included

Owner and signal: suggested, for illustration.

← from the journeyIllustrative example

A prompt library in every playbook

Your numbers go in. A revenue impact estimate comes out.

Every step in your playbook comes with a prompt that has already done the homework on your company. Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT and skip explaining your business to a chatbot for the fourth time this week.

  • 8 prompts per playbook
  • Your figures, not ours
  • Works in the AI you already use
Revenue impact estimate · Demo Company renewalIllustrative example

Example inputs, yours to replace

Accounts up for renewal
40
Average ARR per account
$48K
Churn rate before
14%
Churn rate now
9%
MetricBaselineCurrentDeltaRevenue per yearConfidence
Churn rate14%9%5 pts lower$96Kbased on your inputs
Time saved[your number][your number][your number][your number][your number]
Cost avoided[your number][your number][your number][your number][your number]

Rows 1 to 3 of 6. $96K a year = 5 points of $1.92M ARR (40 × $48K), if the lower churn rate holds for 12 months. It is the revenue tied to the change, not proof of what caused it. Check the assumptions before using this estimate.

Then a three-sentence script for the renewal call, with blanks where your numbers go.

From the prompt library in your playbook
  • Revenue impact estimate

    Revenue impact estimate for the renewal conversation

    You get: Six rows, before and after, every figure left for you to fill. Shown on the left.

  • Battle card

    Objection battle card for the deals that stall

    You get: The objection in your buyer's words, the worry behind it, and a five-line answer.

  • Decision framework

    Day-30 feedback decision framework

    You get: What each answer means, what goes out automatically, and when a person steps in.

  • Examples of prompt types. Your eight are picked from your own playbook.

What beta testers said

Early users who mapped their journey with us.

Built by Anat Weissman, 25 years across sales, customer success, enablement and CX strategy. About CX Mate →

Explore a sample analysis
"Just from the first view, before even deep diving, I already saw something meaningful that we do not do."
VP Sales · B2B tech company
"At first I said no, this isn't right. Two minutes later I realized we're so stuck believing what we want to believe, we're missing things."
COO · B2B tech company
"Even if this tool did nothing else and just gave me a QBR, it already earned the investment."
Head of CS · B2B SaaS

Start with a preview. Go deeper with the full analysis.

Free preview

Discover three moments worth a closer look.

Company brief, three meaningful moments and a journey overview.

Three moments open on the journey overview

Start a free preview

Free · one company preview per account

Full analysis

Explore the journey. Decide where to act.

Full journey analysis, priorities, tailored playbook with prompts, export and sharing.

Every moment analysed · priorities · playbook and prompts

$349one company

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3 analysis runs per company · one-time

Questions

What is free?

A company brief, three meaningful moments and a journey overview. One company preview per account.

Why not just use a general-purpose AI tool?

You can use a general-purpose AI tool to explore customer experience questions. CX Mate brings those questions into a structured CX workflow, connecting the business context you give it and the company's website to a journey analysis and tailored playbook. It helps you examine which moments deserve attention, why they matter and what you could do next.

Can I use CX Mate without a consultant?

Yes. Teams can use CX Mate directly, and consultants can use it in client engagements. In both cases, people bring the context, assess the findings and decide how to act.

Do I need the company's data?

No. It works from what you type in and the company's website, if you give it. No integrations.

See where to focus next.

Start with a company brief, three meaningful moments and a clearer view of where to focus.