Documentation — Getting Started
Biz Ideas turns public complaints into scored, buildable opportunities. This documentation covers how that works, so you can judge how much to trust any given result.
Last updated 2026-08-17
The short version
Twelve connectors pull raw text from places people describe problems. A model reads each document and extracts the specific friction. Near-identical frictions are grouped into clusters. Each cluster becomes one opportunity, scored across seven dimensions.
Nothing is invented. Every stage is traceable back to a document you can open.
The five stages
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Ingest | Connectors pull raw documents and company records |
| Extract | A model pulls specific pain points out of each document |
| Cluster | Near-identical pain points group together |
| Synthesise | Each cluster becomes one product idea |
| Score | Seven weighted dimensions produce a 0–100 score |
Where to go next
- How scoring works — the dimensions, weights and what each one means
- Data sources — the twelve connectors and what each contributes
- Reading an opportunity — how to interpret a page without over-trusting it