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SaaS founders, what part of your business is still painfully manual?
What's a process in your business that you still have to do manually even though you'd love to automate it? Could be things like: Customer support Onboarding Lead qualification Internal operations Data entry Reporting Anything else I'm getting deeper into…
What's a process in your business that you still have to do manually even though you'd love to automate it? Could be things like: Customer support Onboarding Lead qualification Internal operations Data entry Reporting Anything else I'm getting deeper into automation and would genuinely like to understand what problems SaaS founders are dealing with day-to-day
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Every bullet point you mentioned is already automated and one google search away. And my issue with posts like yours posted in a tech sub is that you have two kind of users. A power user that they dont need your solution in the first place because they can either find a solution and impliment it or out right vibe code it and run it. The second type... the oblivious type dosnt know they have an issue in the first place and if they do they are too cheap or stuborn to do something about it. I recommend you sell your vibe code automation somewhere else than this sub. And hopefully you dont get banned.
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Fair enough man, appreciate the honest take, Homie
Thank you.
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The biggest one I've seen is qualifying inbound leads you can automate data collection and enrichment, but deciding whether someone is actually a good customer often still needs human judgment, especially in B2B SaaS