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Viewing NPS Responses ​

Monitor your NPS survey responses, track your overall score, and analyse customer feedback from the NPS dashboard.

NPS Dashboard ​

Access your NPS dashboard by clicking NPS Surveys in the main menu.

The dashboard shows:

  • Your current NPS score - Calculated from all responses
  • Score breakdown - Number of Promoters, Passives, and Detractors
  • Response rate - Percentage of surveys that received responses
  • Trend chart - How your NPS has changed over time
  • Recent responses - Latest survey responses with scores and feedback

Stats Cards ​

At the top of the dashboard, you'll see key metrics:

StatDescription
NPS ScoreCurrent score (-100 to +100)
Response RatePercentage of surveys that received responses
PromotersCount of customers who scored 9-10
PassivesCount of customers who scored 7-8
DetractorsCount of customers who scored 0-6
Total ResponsesTotal number of survey responses received

Filtering Responses ​

Use filters to narrow down the responses you see:

By Score Category ​

Filter responses by customer type:

  • All Scores - Show all responses
  • Promoters (9-10) - Show only promoters
  • Passives (7-8) - Show only passives
  • Detractors (0-6) - Show only detractors

By Time Period ​

View stats for different time periods:

  • Last 7 days
  • Last 30 days
  • Last 90 days
  • Last year
  • All time

The stats cards update to show metrics for your selected period, plus a comparison to the previous period.

By Feedback ​

Filter to see only responses that include written feedback:

  • With Feedback - Responses that include comments
  • Without Feedback - Score-only responses

Response List ​

The response list shows:

  • Contact name - Who responded
  • Score - Their rating (0-10) with colour coding
  • Category - Promoter, Passive, or Detractor badge
  • Feedback - Their written comments (if any)
  • Response date - When they responded
  • Linked job/visit - Associated work (if specified)

Click on any response to view full details.

Score Colour Coding ​

Scores are colour-coded for quick identification:

ScoreColourCategory
9-10GreenPromoter
7-8YellowPassive
0-6RedDetractor

The trend chart shows your NPS score over the last 6 months:

  • Each point shows the monthly NPS score
  • Hover to see the exact score and response count
  • Use this to identify improvements or declines over time

Reading Feedback ​

Customer feedback appears below their score. Look for:

  • Specific praise - What you're doing well
  • Improvement suggestions - Areas to address
  • Complaints - Issues requiring follow-up

Act on Feedback

Detractor feedback often reveals specific problems. Use this information to improve your service and potentially win back unhappy customers.

Following Up with Customers ​

With Detractors ​

When you see a detractor response:

  1. Review their feedback carefully
  2. Go to their contact record
  3. Reach out within 24-48 hours
  4. Acknowledge their concern and offer resolution
  5. Document the follow-up in notes

With Promoters ​

Promoters are ideal for:

  • Requesting Google reviews
  • Asking for referrals
  • Collecting testimonials
  • Case studies

Exporting Data ​

To export your NPS data:

  1. Apply any filters you want
  2. Use your browser's print function for a PDF
  3. Or contact support for a CSV export

Notifications ​

Set up notifications for NPS responses:

  1. Go to Settings > Automations
  2. Enable these rules as needed:
    • NPS Response Received - Alert when any response comes in
    • NPS Detractor Alert - Immediate alert for low scores
    • NPS Promoter Thank You - Auto-send thanks to promoters

See Automations for more options.

Understanding Your Results ​

Good Response Rates ​

Typical email survey response rates:

  • 20-30% is average
  • 30-40% is good
  • 40%+ is excellent

If your rate is low, consider:

  • Timing (send 7-14 days after service)
  • Channel (try SMS if email isn't working)
  • Survey fatigue (check cooldown settings)

Score Changes ​

Watch for significant changes:

  • Sudden drops - May indicate a service issue
  • Steady improvement - Your changes are working
  • Seasonal patterns - Normal in some industries

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