Product & Innovation

Customer Journey Canvas

A tool to map the end-to-end user experience with a product or service across key stages.

Customer Journey Canvas layout

Real-World Examples

See how the Customer Journey Canvas can be applied to different business scenarios.

Travel & Hospitality

Booking a Vacation Rental

The journey of a user booking accommodation for their family vacation on a rental website.

B2B Software

Signing up for a B2B SaaS Tool

The journey of a team lead signing their team up for a new project management software.

Healthcare

A Patient’s First Visit to a New Clinic

Mapping the experience of a new patient from finding a doctor to their post-visit follow-up.

A Smarter Way to Strategize

Our application is designed to be your strategic partner, providing intelligent tools to enhance every step of your planning process for the Customer Journey Canvas.

AI Canvas Generation

Describe a user scenario like ‘The journey of booking a vacation rental online’, and our AI will map out a plausible customer journey, complete with touchpoints, actions, and emotions for each stage.

AI-Assisted Ideation

If you’re unsure what happens in the ‘Loyalty’ stage, the AI can suggest common retention tactics and advocacy loops based on your business type.

Deep Dive & Organize

Use Focus Mode to analyze the ‘Consideration’ stage. Add detailed notes on user questions, tag different touchpoints (website, reviews), and color-code emotions from positive to negative.

Strategic AI Analysis

Automatically identify the weakest link in your customer experience. The ‘Friction Point Identifier’ analyzes your canvas to pinpoint the stages with the most pain points and negative emotions.

Collaborate & Export

Map out your customer journey with your team, then export the visual canvas to a PDF to share with the wider organization and build empathy for the user.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is mapping the customer journey important?

It helps you see your business from the customer’s perspective. This allows you to identify pain points, moments of delight, and opportunities to improve the overall experience, which can lead to higher satisfaction and retention.

The best data comes from real users. You can use customer interviews, surveys, support tickets, analytics data, and user testing sessions. If you’re just starting, you can make educated guesses (assumptions) and then use the map to plan your research.

While all stages are important, paying close attention to the user’s ‘Pains’ and ‘Emotions’ at each stage is critical. This is where you’ll find the biggest opportunities for innovation and improvement.

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