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How does the satisfaction determinant work in a questionnaire ?

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Written by Guillaume Thériault
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The satisfaction determinant allows you to define the criteria used to decide whether a customer is satisfied and can moves on to the next step of the process (e.g., a Google redirection).

With the satisfaction determinant, you can mark which answer choices are considered satisfactory for a given question. A customer is considered satisfied if the response they selected is flagged as satisfactory.

When a customer is considered unsatisfied, the person responsible for handling dissatisfied clients will receive an email notification, and an alert will be added to the dashboard.

There is also a satisfaction determinant linked to the Net Promoter Score question. This determinant is used to redirect promoters (customers who give a score greater or equal to 7) to leave you a review online.

Sometimes, multiple questions may be associated with a satisfaction determinant. In such cases, all the criteria from these questions must be met in order to allow the customer to be redirected to the next step, such as leaving a review on Google.


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