Our Customer Effort Surveys are designed to measure how easy or difficult it is for customers to interact with your business during key stages of their journey, such as booking, resolving issues, or accessing services. Reducing customer effort leads to higher satisfaction, increased loyalty, and improved operational efficiency. By focusing on effort, businesses can remove friction points, streamline processes, and create more seamless experiences that drive retention and enhance brand perception.

Customer Effort Surveys

CES (Customer Effort Score) Survey

The CES survey measures how easy or difficult it is for customers to complete tasks like booking, managing reservations, or resolving issues. It helps you identify and eliminate barriers that make interactions frustrating for travelers.

Benefits:

  • Directly Measure Ease of Interaction: Gauge how easily customers can resolve issues or complete bookings, allowing you to reduce unnecessary effort.
  • Boost Customer Loyalty: A lower CES score correlates with higher retention rates and stronger loyalty, leading to increased repeat business.
  • Lower Operational Costs: Fewer customer service interactions are needed when processes are simplified, reducing support costs and boosting efficiency.

Purpose:

The Customer Effort Score (CES) survey measures how easy it was for customers to complete tasks, such as resolving an issue or making a purchase. Reducing effort enhances efficiency and convenience while improving emotional engagement by removing frustrations. CES is also valuable for identifying inconsistencies in the customer journey and ensuring smooth touchpoints that require minimal effort from customers.

Approximate Duration:

1-2 minutes.

When/How the Survey is Used:

CES surveys are typically used after customer support interactions or transactions, allowing businesses to gauge how easy or difficult it was for customers to complete their tasks.

Benefits:

  • Enhance efficiency: and convenience by reducing customer effort across touchpoints.
  • Improve emotional engagement: by creating frictionless, frustration-free experiences.
  • Maintain consistency: by ensuring each interaction is simple and effective.

Why It’s Useful:

It’s designed to track how much effort a customer has to put in to get what they need, emphasizing the importance of reducing friction in the customer journey.

Example Questions

  • "How easy was it to resolve your issue with us?"
  • "How much effort did you need to put in to complete your purchase?"
  • "What could we do to make this process easier?"

Website/App Usability Surveys

This survey measures how easy it is for customers to navigate your website or app, from booking to managing trips. It helps identify friction points in the digital journey that could be costing you conversions.

Benefits:

  • Reduce Abandonment Rates: Ensure smooth navigation, lowering drop-offs during booking or browsing.
  • Boost Conversions: Improve ease of use to drive higher booking and engagement rates.
  • Enhance Digital Experience: Align your platforms with customer expectations for seamless interactions.

Purpose:

The Website/App Usability Survey measures how easy it is for customers to navigate and use your digital platforms. By focusing on efficiency, convenience, and emotional engagement, this survey helps identify usability issues that affect the customer journey. The goal is to ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across touchpoints, making it easier for customers to engage with your brand online.

Approximate Duration:

2-3 minutes.

When/How the Survey is Used:

Typically used after customers interact with the website or app, especially after completing tasks like purchases or account setup, to gather feedback on ease of use and overall experience.

Benefits:

  • Improve efficiency: and convenience by identifying navigation and usability issues.
  • Ensure consistency: in digital touchpoints across platforms.
  • Enhance emotional engagement: by making online interactions smooth and satisfying.

Why It’s Useful:

Helps improve digital touchpoints and streamline user experience.

Example Questions

  • "How easy was it to find what you were looking for on our website/app?"
  • "Did you experience any difficulties navigating our site/app?"
  • "What improvements would make our site/app easier to use?"

Voice of the Customer (VoC) Survey

In-Depth Customer Feedback

Our Voice of the Customer (VoC) Survey is crafted to capture the sentiments, preferences, and experiences of your customers. By collecting in-depth qualitative feedback from customers, this survey allows companies to identify unmet needs and opportunities for improvement.

Benefits:

  • Holistic Understanding: Gain a comprehensive view of customer experiences across all touchpoints, identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Data-Driven Decision Making: Utilise customer feedback to inform strategic decisions, ensuring that your offerings align with customer expectations.
  • Strengthen Customer Relationships: Engaging with customers through VoC surveys fosters trust and loyalty, making them feel valued and heard.
  • Drive Business Growth: Satisfied customers are more likely to provide referrals and repeat business, leading to increased revenue and sustainable growth.

Purpose:

The Voice of the Customer (VoC) Survey collects in-depth feedback about customers’ experiences, providing valuable insights into their emotional engagement, preferences, and needs. This survey uncovers touchpoints that drive satisfaction or frustration, helping businesses tailor personalization efforts and ensure consistent, high-quality experiences. VoC surveys are essential for understanding how customers perceive every aspect of the brand.

Approximate Duration:

5-7 minutes.

When/How the Survey is Used:

This survey is typically deployed periodically or after key interactions to gather broad, qualitative feedback on customer experiences, allowing businesses to uncover unmet needs and areas for improvement.

Benefits:

  • Capture emotional engagement: by listening to detailed customer feedback.
  • Refine personalization: by uncovering individual preferences and expectations.
  • Improve consistency: by addressing touchpoints that may not meet customer standards.

Why It’s Useful:

Provides rich, detailed feedback that can uncover underlying issues and opportunities.

Example Questions

  • "What did you enjoy most about your experience with us?"
  • "What could we have done to make your experience better?"
  • "What additional products or services would you like to see?"

Product or Service Feedback Surveys

This survey gathers customer insights on specific products or services. It focuses on evaluating ease of use, accessibility, and overall experience.

Benefits:

  • Targeted Product Enhancements: Pinpoint friction points within specific offerings and resolve them quickly.
  • Improve Customer Experience: Ensure products and services meet customer needs with minimal effort.
  • Boost Satisfaction and Repeat Business: By refining specific products, you increase customer loyalty and repeat bookings.

Purpose:

The Product or Service Feedback Survey gathers specific feedback on products or services, helping businesses understand how these offerings perform at key touchpoints in the customer journey. This survey evaluates emotional engagement, satisfaction, and consistency in product quality, providing actionable insights to improve personalization and the customer experience.

Approximate Duration:

3-4 minutes.

When/How the Survey is Used:

Sent after customers have used a product or service, allowing them to provide informed feedback on their experience and overall satisfaction.

Benefits:

  • Evaluate emotional engagement: by understanding how products meet customer expectations.
  • Ensure product consistency: by identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Enhance personalization: by tailoring offerings to customer feedback.

Why It’s Useful:

It provides product-specific feedback to help companies make improvements.

Example Questions

  • "How satisfied are you with the product/service quality?"
  • "What feature did you find most valuable?"
  • "What improvements would make this product/service better for you?"