Triage
Your daily Feedjolt triage routine: read the inbox, tag posts, set statuses, and merge duplicates. Includes bulk actions, filters, saved views, and backlog tips.
The inbox is at Dashboard -> [board] -> Posts, sorted by newest by default. Triage moves new posts out of the default status into something useful.
A 10-minute routine
- Open the board sorted by "Newest".
- For each new post:
- Read it. Decide if you understand the request. If not, leave a comment asking for clarification.
- Tag it (
bug,mobile,q3, etc.). - Search for duplicates by keyword. If you find one, merge.
- Set a status - "Under review" if you're not sure, "Planned" if it's an obvious yes, "Won't fix" if it's a clear no (with a public comment explaining why).
- Triage zero: every new post has a status that isn't the default.
Bulk actions
Select multiple posts (checkbox in the list view) and:
- Bulk tag - add a tag to all selected.
- Bulk status change - same idea.
- Bulk merge - merge all into one target.
Bulk actions are ADMIN/OWNER only.
Filtering
Above the list:
- Status - show only "Under review" to focus on triage queue.
- Tags - narrow by tag.
- Author - find posts from a specific customer.
- Date range - last week, last month, custom.
- Has unread comments - when you've been away.
Filters are URL-shareable. Bookmark your "monday-triage-view" filter.
Saved searches
Frequent filter combos can be saved as views. Members can have personal views; ADMINs can pin shared views to the board sidebar.
Avoiding the spiral
Triage gets behind. When it does:
- Mark the worst as "won't fix" with a kind public reply. It's better than letting them rot.
- Bulk-tag old posts with
archive-candidateand revisit in a month. - Increase board moderation if low-quality submissions are dominating. New posts go through draft -> approved.
- Delegate. ADMINs can carry the load.
Workflow
Follow a piece of feedback from inbox to shipped in Feedjolt: submitted, triaged, discussed, built, and shipped. Plus habits that keep your queue healthy.
AI Insights & Sentiment
How Feedjolt classifies each post as positive, neutral, or negative and charts the sentiment trend. Covers when it runs, visibility, plans, and limits.
