Turf

Name: Turf
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

The in-app community platform for SaaS companies

5.0•2 reviews•

679 followers

The in-app community platform for SaaS companies

5.0•2 reviews•

679 followers

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Customer support tools

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Customer loyalty platforms

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Community management

Create community forums, customer feedback boards, knowledge bases, roadmap displays, change logs, feature request boards, bug reporting forms, academies, technical documentation hubs, and online events - in one centralised hub that embeds in your application.

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Launch tags:Customer Success•SaaS•Community

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Supported. These guys know what they are doing. It's a great app... :)

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2yr ago

Turf

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@david_kocsis1 Appreciate that!

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2yr ago

Congratulations on launching Turf. Looking forward to using Turf, looks super impressive.

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2yr ago

Turf

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@sattwik_das Thank you!

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2yr ago

Looks to have some great features to build and engage community! Way to go!

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2yr ago

Turf

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@brian_numainville Thanks for the support Brian!!!

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2yr ago

Turf

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@brian_numainville yess!!

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2yr ago

Jobright AI

Congrats! This idea looks interesting. It's a great tool!

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2yr ago

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@ericcheng26 Appreciate it Eric!

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2yr ago

Turf

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@ericcheng26 appreciate it!

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2yr ago

This is very sharp! Turf will be a game changer in SaaS.

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2yr ago

Turf

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@chuck_reigrut Thanks! Did you get a chance to try out the product? Your feedback means a lot. 😊

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2yr ago

The product looks clean with an ease of use! Congratulations, looks amazing!

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2yr ago

LinkedCRM AI

Very comprehensive! Feedback, help center and much more all I want are available. Currently, I'm using Feature to manage the feedback and roadmap of my product. I'll try iTurf to see if it can replace Feature. Regarding the community function, I'm worried that users won't actively open my community. It might be that discussions in the IM tools that users usually use would have a higher frequency.

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2yr ago

Turf

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@zenda1122 Appreciate that and let me know what you think after trying it out! Valid concern regarding the community function. We built our platform specifically because we saw that SaaS companies had difficulty with engaging their user base to participate in the community environment. Centralising your other customer-facing modules in your community environment solves this issue for the biggest part. It makes sure that users have to go to the community environment for every action that they want to perform. It makes them actively go to the community environment and be exposed to the conversations happening there. From what we've seen so far, the more modules you are able to centralise in the community environment, the more community activity you'll see. Besides that, for SaaS specifically we saw that users want to be active in your community when they are using your software in real time or when they have just used it. It is very important to make it as easy as possible for users to participate in the community, in these moments (hence the in-app widget). Hope that helps!

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2yr ago

Turf

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@zenda1122 Thanks for thinking about this in more depth first of all. Where people have worries also lies opportunities. Would love to hear from you!!

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2yr ago

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