Nabla · AI product · Mid · 45 to 60 minutes

How should Nabla focus its notes product?

Nabla builds AI software for clinicians, including tools that help create clinical notes. Answer this product management case and get it graded line by line against a weighted rubric.

The situation

You are the PM for Nabla's clinician documentation product area. The CEO and product lead want a recommendation before the next planning cycle. Nabla has built an AI product area around clinical notes and nearby clinician workflow needs, and customer conversations suggest there is interest, but usage is uneven and the roadmap has become broad. Some users seem to come back often, while other teams try the product and do not build it into daily work. Sales and customers keep asking for more capabilities, but engineering and design are now spread across several bets, which makes quality, speed, and messaging harder to improve. Leadership wants clearer evidence of product market fit soon, but narrowing the product could mean saying no to requests and potentially shrinking the addressable story in the short term. Assume the team can make one major product bet over the next two quarters. Your task is to recommend where Nabla should focus, what should be paused or deprioritized, and how the team should tell if the strategy is working.

What to produce

A 1 to 2 page product strategy memo.

Your answer must

Constraints

Format

Use short sections: diagnosis, recommendation, trade offs, metrics, validation plan.

How Nabla actually played it

Explains how an AI clinical notes company cut most of its product scope to focus on one use case, after which adoption rose and ARR multiplied several times in six months. It covers the choice to drop features and what the narrower product enabled.

  • Cutting scope can find product market fit faster
  • Focus on the use case users repeat daily
  • Inbound demand can follow a sharper product

Built from How Nabla dropped 80% of its product and found PMF by Timothe Frin.

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