Event Driven Surveys
Event driven, or transactional, surveys are a tactical tool to help you optimise the customer experience at particular touchpoints. Many organisations use these on an ongoing basis to guide improvements and measure progress.
You need this if:
You want a tactical (often ongoing) tool to optimise the customer experience at particular touchpoints. A good event-driven survey will:
Robustly measure customer satisfaction at a touchpoint.
Clarify the customer journey.
Measure what makes for the “perfect customer experience”.
What we do:
In-house telephone interviewing
Foreign language telephone interviews through a trusted partner
In-house web survey design and hosting (mobile optimised)
Paper surveys
In-house analysis and reporting (offline and online)
what you get:
Headline metrics
NPS, Satisfaction Index, or Customer Effort (or a combination) to track your progress.
Tracking report
Dashboard reporting gives you the tracking information you need to know.
Web portal
Our team of developers can build a portal to meet your needs, whether in-depth analysis or high level dashboard.
The perfect customer experience
Tracking performance against the “perfect customer experience” demonstrates the links to behaviours at the front line.
Deep dives
To be more than a tick box exercise, you need to dive into the data to extract insights you can use to shape the customer experience.
Get in touch
Get in touch to find out more about event driven surveys and how we can help you gain an in-depth understanding of your customers today.
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