Workspace Home Page
Your team’s social media dashboard — what customers are saying and what your team is (or should be) doing about it.2. Customize the workspace for your team and/or your clients by adding a name and a logo.
3. Get training and support from a live human via email or phone.
Searches
Powerful, ongoing monitoring agents. Simple to set up.2. Refine searches with precision and ease.
3. Hit SAVE and a dashboard full of analysis is populated instantly.
Search Overview
Get the most important metrics and recent content in a single page.Social Media Analysis
Know what’s most important to pay attention to.2. Remove any posts you don’t want to read or count.
3. See a digest of the top conversations through frequent words.
4. The words in orange are new memes emerging. Click to filter and take a closer look.
Blogs, News, Twitter, Images, Forums, Videos and More
Know what people are saying about you across all social media.Comprehensive Email Alerts
Forget Google alerts. New positive posts, new negative posts, emerging conversations, recent tweets in your inbox.2. Set up alerts to arrive daily, weekly or monthly — you decide. If there isn’t any new content, you won’t get spammed with an empty alert.
Sentiment Analysis
Know what people are loving and hating, in real-time.2. See how sentiment has been trending.
Change Sentiment
2. But if we get it wrong, change it! Your team reaps the benefit immediately (and our algorithms do too).
Assignments
Assign any item to a coworker to read or respond to.Track your team assignments and see how well you’re responding to social media
Saved Items
Team bookmarking is built into the Scout Labs application so that the great find by one person builds knowledge for all.Buzz Volume
2. Download the data. Or grab a screenshot of the graph.
Quotes
The QUOTES feature pulls from social media customer opinions and emotions being expressed about any topic.1. Real time qualitative insights that aim to answer the question “What do our customers love, hate, want, think and feel about us right now?”
2. Quotes are categorized into loves, hates, wishes, comparisons, recommendations, issues and caveats.
