Your FullStory holds thousands of sessions and your team watches one in a hundred. Command watches them all, surfaces the rage clicks and drop-offs that cost real money, and drafts the UX fix by morning.
Command found these insights in a single executive inbox within one hour
312 rage click events this week on the pricing page. 41 came from users on your enterprise trial.
18 dead click hotspots across your app. Most are buttons users think exist that do not.
9 sessions this week show an ICP account hitting pricing, stalling, and leaving. Each one is a live sales conversation.
Your product team sets up FullStory, records millions of sessions, and watches maybe a hundred before the quarter is over. The rest are a library nobody opens. The friction that is costing you pipeline keeps happening every day.
When a designer does sit down with replays, they spend the morning scrubbing to find one useful moment. By the time the fix brief is ready, six other journeys have broken and nobody has seen them yet.
Every week those 312 rage clicks go unreviewed is a week real buyers leave your product quietly angry.
Command watches every session signal, every rage click, every dead click, every error. It ranks friction by revenue impact and surfaces the patterns worth acting on, in the hour they emerge.
Shadow Notes summarise the most revealing replays in plain English. Digital twin drafts UX briefs in the voice your design team already uses. Sales gets an alert when an ICP account hits a friction pattern.
Within 48 hours, Command rebuilds your FullStory workflow around revenue-weighted friction, flags the replays sales should watch before their next call, and turns session data into a decision pipeline.
Watches every session signal. Scores friction by revenue, surfaces replays worth a sales call, flags UX patterns before they hurt conversion.
Drafts UX fix briefs, sales escalations, and weekly friction digests in your team's voice. Pushes replays into Slack, briefs into your tracker.
Command reads every session for friction signals and surfaces the ones worth watching, so nobody scrubs by luck.
Shadow Notes attach an ARR or pipeline cost to each pattern, so engineering prioritises the fixes that actually move numbers.
When an ICP account hits a friction pattern on pricing or checkout, Command pings the account owner with the replay and a suggested opener.
The top friction patterns become design-ready briefs in your team template, so the next sprint already has evidence.
Your session recordings and event data remain in your FullStory workspace. Command analyses signals via the FullStory API in your workspace. No recordings are copied to external servers. Your data stays yours.
Yes. Command extracts your design team's voice and brief template from your existing documents. It builds a digital twin that writes briefs the way your team already does.
One click. You authorise Command via the FullStory API with scoped tokens, and it begins cataloguing sessions immediately. You will see your first actionable insights within 48 hours.
No. Signals still work inside FullStory. Command adds cross-session summaries, revenue weighting, and drafts the UX brief or sales escalation that a signal alone cannot produce.
Yes. Command inherits all element-level privacy rules and field redactions configured in FullStory. It never sees what your FullStory setup has masked.
Yes. Command uses scoped API tokens. You can revoke access anytime in your FullStory admin settings. Command stops working immediately.
No. Command reads sessions, signals, and segments. It does not modify your FullStory setup. All configuration still happens inside FullStory under your existing governance.
Your workspace holds millions of sessions and 312 rage clicks a week. Command finds the ones that cost pipeline and drafts the UX brief or the sales outreach.
One-click OAuth. Live within 48 hours. No IT team required.