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Collect Actionable Feedback Across Customer Touchpoints

  • January 15, 2025
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Introduction

Feedback is a powerful tool for refining strategies, improving processes, and aligning with customer needs. By systematically collecting actionable feedback at key touchpoints, you can ensure that customer insights directly inform decision-making and value delivery. This article outlines how to gather, organize, and leverage customer feedback effectively using Gainsight tools.


Step 1: Design Feedback Surveys Aligned with Customer Goals

Use surveys to gather structured, actionable feedback that aligns with customer objectives.

  • Leverage the Customer Goals Feature: Use Customer Goals to identify areas where feedback is most needed.

  • Design Goal-Oriented Surveys: Use Survey Design to create targeted questions that address key objectives like adoption, satisfaction, or ROI.

  • Distribute Surveys Strategically: Automate survey distribution using Journey Orchestrator.


Step 2: Collect Feedback at Critical Touchpoints

Focus on key moments in the customer lifecycle to gather meaningful insights.

  • Post-Onboarding Surveys: Capture feedback on the onboarding process to identify areas for improvement.

  • Pre-EBR Inputs: Use surveys to gather customer priorities and align on discussion topics ahead of EBRs.

  • Post-Interaction Feedback: Collect insights after major customer interactions to assess satisfaction and value received.


Step 3: Organize and Analyze Feedback

Turn raw feedback into actionable insights.

  • Centralize Feedback in Timeline: Log key survey results and direct customer feedback in Timeline.

  • Use Dashboards for Analysis: Build dashboards to identify trends, recurring issues, and areas for optimization. Refer to Dashboards for visualization.

  • Segment Feedback by Personas or Accounts: Group feedback based on customer segments to tailor solutions effectively.


Step 4: Close the Feedback Loop

Ensure customers see how their feedback drives change and improvement.

  • Communicate Changes: Share updates with customers on how their feedback has influenced your processes.

  • Refine Success Plans and Goals: Use Success Plans and Customer Goals to incorporate customer-driven improvements.

  • Track Impact Over Time: Monitor how changes driven by feedback impact key metrics like adoption or retention.


What’s Next?

The next step is to analyze feedback trends to identify improvement areas and make data-driven refinements to strategies.


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