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# Opportunities
Opportunities is an AI-powered tab inside the **Inbox** that turns your users' feedback into a prioritized, actionable list of product improvements. Every hour, the AI reads new **bug reports** and **app store reviews**, identifies the recurring themes your users keep raising, and surfaces them as *Opportunities* — each ranked by priority and backed by the exact reports that triggered it.
Until now, answering *"what should we build next?"* meant context-switching between Bug Reporting and App Ratings & Reviews and manually stitching the signals together. Opportunities collapses that into one place — powered by your users' own words, not a spreadsheet.
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**Opportunities is in beta.** It lives in the **Inbox**, alongside your Issues list.
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### What are Opportunities?
An Opportunity is a recurring product improvement theme that the AI has identified across multiple pieces of user feedback. Instead of reading hundreds of individual bug reports and reviews, you get a short, prioritized list of what your users are collectively asking for.
The list view gives you an at-a-glance summary of every Opportunity:
* **Title** — a concise description of the theme, such as *"Add dark mode theme option."*
* **Priority** — a suggested priority from **Trivial** to **Blocker**.
* **Source count** — how many bug reports and app store reviews contributed to the Opportunity.
* **Updated** and **Created** — when the Opportunity first appeared and when new evidence last reinforced it.
* **Team** — the team currently assigned to the Opportunity.
You can filter the list by **status**, **priority**, and **team** to focus on what matters most.
### How it works
Every hour, the AI scans the new bug reports and app store reviews collected since its last run and looks for **recurring patterns**. When several pieces of feedback point to the same underlying need, the AI groups them into a single Opportunity, writes a clear title, and assigns a suggested priority based on how strongly and how often your users raise it.
As more feedback comes in, existing Opportunities keep evolving — new reports are attached to the theme they match, and the priority adjusts to reflect the latest signal.
### Enabling Opportunities
Opportunities is self-serve, so you can turn it on for your app in a few seconds:
1. Open your app on the Luciq dashboard.
2. Click **Inbox** in the sidebar, then select the **Opportunities** tab.
3. Hit **Enable**.
The AI picks up your app on its next hourly run and begins surfacing Opportunities from your existing bug reports and app store reviews.
### Working with an Opportunity
Click any Opportunity to open its detail view, where you can review the evidence behind it and manage it just like you manage a bug.
* **AI synthesized** — a badge marking that this Opportunity was generated by the AI, with the dates it was created and last updated.
* **How this evolved** — a timeline that shows how the theme built up over time as new bug reports and reviews reinforced it, so you can see the reasoning, not a black box.
* **Status** — move an Opportunity through **New → In Progress → Closed / Dismissed** as your team acts on it.
* **Priority** — adjust the suggested priority anywhere from **Trivial** to **Blocker**.
* **Team** — assign the Opportunity to a team for ownership and follow-up.
### Sources panel
The **Sources** panel lists every bug report and app store review that drove the AI's reasoning for an Opportunity. Each source shows its type — **Bug** or **App review** — along with its status and when it was created, and links directly to the original report. This gives you full traceability: you can always trace an Opportunity back to the specific user feedback behind it.
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Opportunities are currently generated from **bug reports** and **app store reviews**. Support for **In-App Surveys** and **feature requests** is on the roadmap.
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