What does VoC mean in corporate?

In a corporate context, Voice of the Customer (VoC) is the operational framework used to integrate buyer feedback into executive decision-making. It is the process of replacing anecdotal evidence and "gut feelings" with concrete data from the market. A corporate VoC program analyzes customer expectations and pain points to reduce churn, improve win rates, and drive revenue growth.

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Clozd gave us insights into the "why" we were winning deals."

Ike Nwabah | VP of Marketing

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Outstanding means of understanding why you win and lose."

Tripp R. | Global Competitive Insights Manager

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Depth of knowledge we could unever achieve on our own."

Gary C. | VP of Product Marketing

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Clozd is a no-brainer. The upfront investment is quickly dwarfed by the immense value it brings in the form of actionable intelligence and competitive advantage.”

Dan Bolton | Vice President of Corporate Marketing at Nitrogen

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Clozd checks all the boxes to store, filter, analyze, and share win-loss findings at scale. Better yet, their team members are true consultative partners that have helped us up-level our win-loss program."

Karen Warfield | Head of Competitive Intelligence at Clari

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It's invaluable feedback that comes directly from our customers and helps support us in our product planning and when we go up against competitors."

Hillary Neal | GTM Processes & Programs Leader at Qualtrics

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