wopie.

For SaaS teams

MRR reports, churn digests and support escalations. On it.

The recurring revenue and product work, pulled from billing, analytics, support and your issue tracker, with escalations answered in full and anything customer-facing held for approval.

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Wopie deliversMRR reportsChurn digestsRelease notesEscalation replies

The problem

What actually eats the week for SaaS teams.

Three things that quietly cost the team days a month, and what Wopie does about each one.

  • The number arrives without the reason

    MRR is in Stripe, activation is in analytics, and the churn story is buried in tickets nobody had time to read.

    Wopie assembles the digest with the cause attached, in the channel, before standup.

  • Escalations take 20 minutes to prepare

    Ticket history, the plan, the billing record and the linked bug all have to be gathered before support can reply.

    It assembles the full picture and drafts the reply with the real fix date and the credit your policy allows.

  • Trials go quiet unnoticed

    A signup that stalled looks identical to one that is fine, right up until the trial expires.

    Wopie finds the quiet ones, reads what they actually used, and drafts a follow-up per account.

Why SaaS teams choose Wopie

Built for the way SaaS teams really work.

  • Revenue and product, together

    Billing, product analytics and the roadmap read as one, so the number always arrives with the reason behind it.

  • Escalations answered in full

    Ticket history, the customer's plan and billing, and the linked bug's fix ETA, assembled into a single, sendable reply.

  • Keeps the team informed

    Weekly metrics, release notes and trial follow-ups drafted and posted where the team already works, on schedule.

The work it takes off your plate.

Each one shows what it costs you today, what you ask in the channel, the steps Wopie runs, and the finished work that comes back.

Weekly MRR + churn digest·Growth·#metrics

Today: The number gets posted without the reason behind it.

@wopie post this week's MRR, new, expansion and churn before standup

How it runs

  1. 1Pulls new, expansion, contraction and churned MRR from Stripe
  2. 2Reads activation and usage trends from Google Analytics
  3. 3Writes the movement against last week from your Google Sheet
  4. 4Posts the digest to the metrics channel before standup

A revenue digest in #metrics

Stripe StripeGoogle Analytics Google AnalyticsGoogle Sheets Google Sheets
Internal, no approval.
Escalation, fully briefed·Support·#support

Today: Twenty minutes of gathering before anyone can write a reply.

@wopie prepare a reply to this escalation with the full customer context

How it runs

  1. 1Reads the ticket and the last replies in Zendesk
  2. 2Checks the customer's plan, billing and credits in Stripe
  3. 3Finds the linked issue and its real fix date in Linear
  4. 4Drafts the reply with the ETA and the credit your policy allows, then waits for approval

A reply with the fix ETA and the credit you allow

Zendesk ZendeskStripe StripeLinear Linear
Goes to the customer only after you approve.
Release notes from shipped work·Product·#releases

Today: Release notes end up a raw changelog customers do not read.

@wopie draft release notes from this week's shipped issues

How it runs

  1. 1Reads the issues closed this cycle in Linear
  2. 2Cross-references the merged pull requests in GitHub
  3. 3Groups them by what a customer would actually notice
  4. 4Drafts human release notes into Notion for product to finish

Human release notes, not a raw changelog

Linear LinearGitHub GitHubNotion Notion
Drafts for product to finish.
Trial follow-ups·Sales·#sales

Today: A stalled trial looks exactly like a healthy one.

@wopie draft follow-ups for trials that went quiet this week

How it runs

  1. 1Finds trials with no recent activity in HubSpot
  2. 2Reads what each account actually used, and where it stopped
  3. 3Checks plan and billing state in Stripe
  4. 4Drafts a follow-up per account in Gmail, each waiting on its owner's approval

Follow-ups from each trial's real usage

HubSpot HubSpotStripe StripeGmail Gmail
Each sends from the owner's inbox after review.

How it works

One brief. Then it owns the work.

  1. 01Delegate

    Mention @wopie in a channel or thread, the way you'd brief a colleague.

  2. 02Gather context

    It reads the thread and pulls live data from the tools you've connected.

  3. 03Produce

    It builds the finished thing: the report, the replies, the pack, the brief.

  4. 04Approve

    Anything sensitive, external or irreversible pauses for your yes.

  5. 05Deliver

    The output lands back in the thread, and again on schedule if you ask.

One brief across your stack

It reads the tools SaaS teams live in.

  • Slack Slack
  • Microsoft Teams Microsoft Teams
  • Stripe Stripe
  • HubSpot HubSpot
  • Zendesk Zendesk
  • Intercom Intercom
  • Linear Linear
  • GitHub GitHub
  • Google Analytics Google Analytics
  • Notion Notion

See all integrations, 3,200+ in total.

Not a chatbot, a copilot, or an automation

Other AI waits for a prompt. Wopie works for your product team.

  • ✕ A chatbot answers, then you go and do the work.
    Wopie does the work and hands back the finished thing.
  • ✕ A copilot only helps inside the one tool it lives in.
    Wopie reads across every tool the job actually needs.
  • ✕ An automation breaks the moment a field moves.
    Wopie adapts, and says so when something doesn't add up.
  • ✕ Point tools need a fresh prompt every single time.
    Wopie runs on your schedule, in the channel you already use.

Keep control

Ships internally. Pauses at the customer.

Metrics and release notes post automatically. Anything that reaches a customer, like an escalation reply or a credit, waits for your approval, with a full trail.

Permission rules

#sales · set by admins
Wopie wants toPost inside a channel it's invited to
Rules
checking the channel's rules…

Audit trail

  • Every decision is recorded here with who, what and when.
wopie #sales · 8:04 AM

Each one references the last conversation and the open question, not a template. 7 follow-ups written.

Paused. These send from each owner's inbox. Each owner reviews and edits their own before anything sends.

ApproveEdit

Every approval, edit and rejection is recorded with who, what and when.

  • SOC 2-ready controlsControls mapped to SOC 2 criteria; audit evidence available for review.
  • ISO 27001-aligned policiesSecurity policies written against the ISO 27001 control set.
  • GDPR-aware data handlingData minimisation, export and deletion on request, EU-aware processing.
  • DPA publishedOur data processing agreement is public at wopie.ai/legal/dpa and can be countersigned for your procurement review.
  • SSO / SAML-readySingle sign-on flows ready for identity-provider setup.
  • Audit trail availableEvery delegated request, output and approval is recorded.
  • Built on independently audited providersAWS, Vercel, Supabase, Anthropic, Slack, Microsoft and Stripe each hold their own SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001 attestations for the layers they run. Those are theirs, not ours; Wopie's own attestation is in progress.

Questions

Questions SaaS teams ask first.

It reads them from the source (Stripe, your analytics, your tracker) and reports the figure with the change and the why, not a number with no context.