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Signal Correlation Workbench

Toolkit for linking VoC feedback with telemetry, revenue, and operational data.

by GTM Agents·Apache-2.0·230 on GitHub·updated 2026-04-03
claude plugin marketplace add gtmagents/gtm-agents

What this skill does

  1. 1Inventories all relevant data sources: NPS, CSAT, support tickets, product telemetry, CRM, and finance data.
  2. 2Maps join keys, sampling windows, and normalization rules needed to merge VoC tags with operational data.
  3. 3Runs correlation analysis (Pearson, Spearman) and cohort comparisons to quantify feedback impact on churn and expansion.
  4. 4Scores signal strength by combining volume, recency, severity, and revenue exposure into a single index.
  5. 5Translates statistical findings into plain-language summaries, dashboard layouts, and actionable levers.

When to use

  • Quantifying whether a recurring customer complaint actually correlates with churn or contraction.
  • Connecting support ticket themes, product usage drops, and survey scores into a unified health narrative.
  • Testing whether a specific leading indicator reliably predicts customer health before investing in a fix.
  • Building an exec-ready business case that ties qualitative feedback to revenue impact.

Best for

Account ExecutiveProduct Marketing Manager

Format

FrameworkTemplateTracker

Frequently asked questions

What is Signal Correlation Workbench?

Signal Correlation Workbench is a Claude Code skill for discovery by GTM Agents. Toolkit for linking VoC feedback with telemetry, revenue, and operational data.

When should I use Signal Correlation Workbench?

Quantifying whether a recurring customer complaint actually correlates with churn or contraction. Connecting support ticket themes, product usage drops, and survey scores into a unified health narrative.

How do I install Signal Correlation Workbench?

Run the install command (claude plugin marketplace add gtmagents/gtm-agents). Once the skill is in place, Claude Code loads it automatically whenever a task matches what it does.

Is Signal Correlation Workbench free to use?

Yes. Signal Correlation Workbench is open source under the Apache-2.0 license, published in the gtmagents/gtm-agents repository on GitHub.

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