Companies View

How to get there: Go to Users in the sidebar → click the Companies button in the top-right button bar.

The Companies view rolls all users up by their Company field so you can see who at your largest accounts is voting, commenting and posting, and which features each company is asking for.

Where does the company data come from?

A user appears under a company when their Company field is set. That field gets populated by:

• The HubSpot integration (pulls the company property from HubSpot contacts)
• The Stripe integration (uses the Stripe customer's company name when present)
• SSO claims (if your SSO provider sends a company attribute)
• Manual entry on the user's profile
• Bulk CSV import (company column)

Users without a Company value are not shown here, they still appear on the Users page.

What you can do

• Sort by combined MRR, LTV, user count or last activity to find the heaviest accounts
• Search to jump to a specific company
• Click a row to open the company detail with:
  • Combined stats (MRR, LTV, votes, posts, comments)
  • All users at that company, ranked by MRR
  • The top 20 posts that users at this company have voted on, so you can see the feature requests that matter to that account

How it pairs with posts

The Companies view shows demand by account. The All Posts page shows demand by post. The two tie together via the Combined MRR column on posts: each vote adds the voter's MRR to the post total, so a post voted by Acme Corp ($1,299/mo) and Stark Industries ($499/mo) shows $1,798 revenue weight. Sort or filter posts by that number to prioritize what your top-paying customers actually want.

No companies table?

Companies are a derived view over the Company field on users, there is no separate companies table to maintain. If a user's company name changes upstream (HubSpot, Stripe), the next sync updates it and the Companies view reflects it automatically.