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Turn Social Bug Reports into Jira Tickets Automatically

Build an automated pipeline that captures bug reports from social media and creates tracking tickets.

The Problem

Users report bugs on Twitter before they open support tickets. These reports often get lost.

Bug reports scattered across social platforms

Support team misses user-reported issues

Duplicate bug hunting wastes engineering time

No connection between social feedback and issue trackers

Support tools don't integrate with social media. Bug reports on Twitter/Reddit exist in a different universe from your Jira board.

The Agentic Workflow

SENSOR (XPOZ)

XPOZ monitors for bug reports, error messages, and support requests

BRAIN (Claude)

Claude extracts issue details, deduplicates, and formats for ticketing

ACTOR (Execute)

Creates Jira/Linear tickets with full context from social posts

Example Queries

Simply ask Claude in natural language. Here are some examples:

> Find tweets mentioning [product] and "bug" or "error"
> Show me Reddit posts about issues with our latest release
> Track support requests about [feature] on Twitter
> Find users reporting crashes or performance issues

Why XPOZ

No Platform API Keys Needed

Access Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit data without obtaining API keys from each platform.

Natural Language Queries

Ask questions in plain English instead of writing complex API calls.

Unified Multi-Platform Access

One tool to query all major social platforms simultaneously.

Generous Usage Limits

Free tier includes 100K results/month. Pro plans scale to 10M+.

Frequently Asked Questions

Claude can analyze issue descriptions to identify duplicates and link them to existing tickets.

You can integrate with Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, or any system via API using Claude's tool use capabilities.

Yes, you can set up automated acknowledgment responses and link users to ticket status updates.

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