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Template · Feedback and NPS

Ask while,the experience is fresh.

A published process you can read before you sign up. The wording below is the wording it uses — configured against your own hours, services and rules, not drawn on a canvas.

What it asks

The script, as the visitor sees it.

Not a paraphrase. This is the wording the process runs, in the order it runs it.

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  1. Quick question before you go: how likely are you to recommend us to a colleague, from 0 to 10?
  2. 8
  3. Thank you! One follow-up: what is the single thing we could do to make that a 10?
  4. Faster replies on weekends would do it.
  5. That is genuinely useful, and it goes straight to the team. Thanks for taking thirty seconds with us.

What it does

What it handles for you.

  • 01Collects scores where customers already areThe score question appears in the chat widget your customers already use, not in an email they will archive. One tap on a button records the number.
  • 02Branches on the answerThe decision tree asks promoters one follow-up and detractors a different one, so a 9 and a 3 never get the same tone-deaf next question.
  • 03Turns low scores into conversationsWorkflow automation routes any low score to your shared inbox as a priority thread, so a human can reply while the frustration is still fresh and fixable.

Setting it up

What you configure.

  1. Step 01

    Build the scoring tree

    In the decision-tree builder, create the 0 to 10 question with quick-reply buttons, then add three branches: detractors at 0 to 6, passives at 7 to 8, and promoters at 9 to 10.
  2. Step 02

    Write one follow-up per branch

    Ask detractors what went wrong, passives what would make it a 10, and promoters what they would tell a colleague. Free-text answers are captured with the score.
  3. Step 03

    Route and respond

    Add a workflow rule that sends detractor threads to the shared inbox tagged urgent, and notify the team in Microsoft Teams or Slack so someone replies the same day.

Configure it against your own data.

Hours, services, durations and rules are yours. The process shape is shared, so there is nothing to draw.