- After a purchase, a support conversation or a delivery
- A satisfaction score or a recommendation score, whichever fits the moment
- On whichever channel that person uses, rather than only the one you prefer
- Inside the conversation, as a tap rather than a link to a survey page
Catch the unhappy customer before the review lands.
Ask for a score after any interaction on any channel, watch the trend by segment, and route unhappy answers to a human immediately rather than reading about it later in public.
What you ask, what you learn, and what happens to a bad answer.
A score in a chart changes nothing. The value is in what happens in the four seconds after a three.
- The trend, not a single lifetime average that hides a bad month
- The breakdown by segment, so a change you made can be judged against the people it affected
- Whether it worked, since the score and the change sit on one timeline
- How it relates to your public reviews, with Google reviews in the same workspace
- A low score routes to a person immediately. That is the difference between fixing something and reading about it later in a public review
- An owner is assigned, so it is somebody’s job rather than everybody’s notification
- Any follow-up is approval-first, drafted and confirmed before it sends
- Consent still applies. A survey is a message, and an opt-out suppresses it
A three out of five, handled in four seconds.
A journey fires on the delivery event, not on somebody remembering.
deliveredOne tap, inside the conversation she already had with you.
askedRecorded against her contact and against the segment she belongs to.
recordedBelow four routes immediately rather than waiting for a daily digest.
routedA task with an owner, not a notification that everyone ignores.
assignedDrafted for tone, confirmed by a person, then sent on her channel.
approvedAsked and answered.
Can uxjo measure how happy my customers are?
Yes. Send a satisfaction or recommendation question after a purchase, a support conversation or a delivery, on whichever channel that person uses, and answer with a tap inside the conversation.
What happens when someone gives a low score?
It routes to a person straight away and an owner is assigned. That is the difference between fixing something and reading about it later in a public review.
Are scores tracked over time?
Yes, over time and by segment, so you can see whether a change you made actually worked rather than looking at one lifetime average.
Is this the same as Google reviews?
They are related but different. CSAT and NPS are your own private scores; Google reviews are public and arrive from your Business Profile. Both live in the same workspace, so a falling private score can be acted on before it becomes a public one.
Do surveys respect opt-outs?
Yes. A survey is a message, so consent is checked in the data layer and an opt-out suppresses it like any other send.