How to collect CSAT (Customer Satisfaction Score) on tickets and how to check the collected data?
This guide will walk you through the process of collecting Customer Satisfaction Scores (CSAT) on tickets. Follow the detailed instructions below to effectively gather and analyze customer feedback.
1. Click "Chatbot"
To begin collecting CSAT Scores, you'll first need to create a CSAT Chat Bot. We provide a pre-built CSAT Chatbot by default. You can choose to customize this bot or create a new one to suit your preferences. In this demo, we'll walk you through customizing the pre-built CSAT chat bot. Click on "Chatbot"

2. Click "CSAT Bot"
Open the CSAT Bot

3. Click "Drag & Drop Ticket Score"
Customize the chat bot to fit your needs and start incorporating ticket scores, which are crucial for measuring customer satisfaction. In this step, it's important to focus on how you capture these scores. You can modify the bot to ask various questions and design different flows, but remember, it's essential to assign a score for each user selection using ticket score nodes. In our demo, you'll notice two types of score nodes: the simple score node and the ticket score node. For a CSAT bot, always use the ticket score node. For example, if a user selects 'Very Helpful,' we assign a ticket score of 5 with a label 'Very Helpful.' For 'Just Okay,' the score might be 3 with the corresponding label, and for 'Not Helpful,' a score of 1 with its label. You have the flexibility to choose the labels and scores that best represent your service feedback. Collecting these scores allows you to calculate the overall CSAT score, which we'll discuss later in the demo. Now, go ahead, drag and drop the ticket score node, and set up your labels and scores.

4. Fill "very_helpful"
Enter a label for easy identification in your reports.

5. Fill "None 1 2 3 4 5"
Fill in the score.

6. Connect the nodes
Now, link each option to its corresponding score node. Repeat this process for all other nodes.

7. Select "CSAT Bot" & Click "Save"
Ensure you designate it as a CSAT Bot by selecting here, then click on 'Save' to finalize your settings.

8. Go to Settings
Next, go to Settings

9. Click "Inbox"
Click "Inbox"

10. Click "Auto trigger CSAT Bot when Ticket is closed"
"Click on 'Auto trigger CSAT Bot when Ticket is closed'. Note: Enabling this setting will automatically send a CSAT survey to all agents' closed tickets. If you prefer to send CSAT surveys manually for selected tickets only, leave this option disabled."

11. Make sure it turns blue
Make sure it turns blue

12. Click "Update"
Update the changes.

13. How to manually trigger a CSAT message?
Now let's look at How to manually trigger a CSAT message?

14. Click here
To manually trigger a CSAT message, click on the triple dots

15. Click "No agent available - ticket set to unassigned - May 13 2024, 13:09 pmOur agent will be live with you shortly. Please wait! Send 'end' to stop talking to live agent!13 May 2024, 01:09..."
Select "Close Ticket & Send CSAT"

16. How to view CSAT Report?
Now let's look at how to view the CSAT report

17. Navigate to "Insights"
Navigate to "Insights"

18. Click "Inbox Performance"
From the drop down select "Inbox Performance"

19. Click "4.48 CSAT Score 52.27% Response Rate"
This section displays the overall Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) Score, Response Rate, the number of CSAT Messages Sent, and the count of Responses Received

20. Click "CSAT Scores"
Scroll down to the 'CSAT Scores' section and click on 'CSAT Scores' to view the scores for each ticket.

21. Click "Avg. CSAT Scores"
Click on 'Avg. CSAT Scores' to view the average CSAT Scores by agent and by date

22. Click "CSV 12"
Click to Download the report as CSV

This guide has detailed how to access various features within Pragma to efficiently collect and manage CSAT scores on tickets. From setting up scoring systems and configuring automatic triggers to viewing detailed reports, this guide facilitates a seamless process for enhancing customer satisfaction and improving performance evaluation.
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