Does your product have a North Star Metric?
Kevin
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If yes, I'd be curious about what it is.
In the past conversations, I had with other founders the north star metrics ranged from revenue-driven metrics to "routes generated" for a product that is like Google Maps for bike routes.
How do you define adaption or success for your product?
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Dason Goh@dasongoh
@keeev that'll be number of stops planned for our product ElasticRoute 🤖. Because the greatest value derived by our users from using our product is through planning a large number of stops for a fleet of vehicles 🚚 (or drivers) in a short amount of time ⏱. (We solve the Vehicle Routing Problem - VRP - aspect of route planning). The complexity of planning routes for a fleet of vehicle increases polynomially as the number of stops increases in a single plan.
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