CSAT
Customer satisfaction. A face rating captures how the customer felt about an experience.
Face ratings capture CSAT and CES, and a 0-10 scale captures NPS. A rule engine and consent controls prevent survey fatigue.
CX360 survey
on WhatsApp
Try it
Pick a survey and answer it as a customer would. The panel shows how CX360 responds. Thresholds here are examples.
What CX360 does
What gets measured
CSAT, CES and NPS are scored the same way across channels, so they can be compared.
Customer satisfaction. A face rating captures how the customer felt about an experience.
Customer effort. A face rating captures how easy or hard something was to get done.
Net Promoter Score. A 0-10 scale captures how likely the customer is to recommend you.
Built to respect customers
A survey only helps if customers are happy to answer it.

Event-triggered survey
Surveys are triggered by events in your channels, so customers are asked about an experience they have just had.
Conditional follow-up questions ask for more only when the answer calls for it. A happy customer is not asked what went wrong.
The rule engine controls who is asked and when, so customers are not asked again and again.
Consent controls sit in front of every send, alongside data minimisation and retention controls in the platform.
Micro-surveys are multilingual, so the question can reach customers in a language that suits them.

WhatsApp and SMS message fees are paid directly to the provider. They sit outside the CX360 scope.

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