The problem this solves
Churn arrives as a surprise: the account looked fine, then the cancellation email came. Feedback is anecdotal - whatever the loudest customer said to whoever picked up. NPS was run once, in a survey tool nobody checks, and the results live in a slide from last year. Success managers each track their accounts in a personal spreadsheet, so 'how healthy is our book of business' has no answer two people would give the same way.
How we work
We design the feedback program before touching configuration: which survey type fits which moment (CSAT after ticket resolution, NPS on a relationship cadence, CES after onboarding), which audience gets it, and crucially what happens to each response. A survey nobody acts on is just politely bothering customers.
Then we implement in Service Hub: surveys with sensible triggers, detractor responses opening tickets and alerting the account owner the same day, promoters routed toward reviews and references. Alongside surveys we assemble health signals from data you already have - support volume and severity, engagement, survey trend - into properties a success manager can sort a book of business by.
The engagement closes with dashboards and a working session on the response playbook: who acts on what, within what window.
Deliverables
- Feedback program design: survey types, triggers, audiences
- NPS, CSAT, and CES surveys configured in Service Hub
- Detractor alert and follow-up workflows
- Promoter routing toward reviews and references
- Customer health signal model on account records
- Success dashboards and a response playbook