An interactive graph shows how buyer demand maps to product capabilities
Your product team evaluates whether to build, buy, or partner for a capability area on the roadmap. Multiple questions arise. Does this capability exist in the market? What are buyers actually prioritizing in this capability area? Which products are satisfying those requirements? Where is your competition covering ground you aren’t? The answers to these questions meant piecing together data points available across multiple views until now.
The Use Case Visualizer makes that path explorable in one view. An interactive graph traces the line from what buyers need to what products deliver, showing the capabilities and requirements that connect them. The full picture becomes visible rather than being assembled manually.
Your CPO opens a use case and sees the complete demand-to-capability path in a single graph. They toggle to the coverage matrix and immediately see which products cover each capability and where coverage drops off. Instead of assembling a competitive analysis across multiple sources, the comparison is already structured.
A coverage matrix lays out the solutions behind a use case and the product capabilities within each, then shows whether a given product satisfies each capability. Coverage and gaps become visible at a glance, making it straightforward to compare how products stack up against what a use case actually requires.
The Use Case Visualizer reads directly from the expanded market taxonomy, so every capability and requirement reflects the platform’s verified, capability and solution-based structure.
What’s new with the Use Case Visualizer?
🟢 Interactive use case graph. Each use case maps buyer demand to the capabilities and requirements products must satisfy in a single explorable view.
🟢 Coverage matrix. See which products satisfy each capability within a use case, with coverage and gaps visible at a glance.
🟢 Grounded in the expanded taxonomy. Every use case reads from a market model that follows a capability and solution-based logic, verified through the Expert Desk.
Explore the Use Case Visualizer today in the Liminal Platform.
Watch the Use Case Visualizer Tutorial
Quick links
→ How Liminal’s market taxonomy connects buyers and vendors
→ June 30, 2026 Release Notes — Full changelog for this release
