Track and analyze key customer service metrics including satisfaction scores, response times, and resolution rates across product categories and contact channels to identify trends and opportunities for service improvement.
Evaluate customer service performance trends for the home furnishings business, focusing on customer satisfaction metrics, service efficiency, and resolution effectiveness across different product categories and contact channels. This quarterly analysis aims to identify areas for improvement and maintain high service standards.
Line chart showing quarterly CSAT and NPS trends
Questions to Consider:
How have overall satisfaction metrics trended over the past quarters?
What factors might be driving changes in customer satisfaction?
Are there seasonal patterns in satisfaction scores?
How do current scores compare to industry benchmarks?
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Bar chart comparing resolution rates and times across product categories
Questions to Consider:
Which product categories show the highest and lowest resolution rates?
How do resolution times vary by product category?
Are there specific categories requiring additional support or process improvements?
What best practices from high-performing categories can be applied to others?
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Bar chart showing interaction volumes and satisfaction by channel
Questions to Consider:
Which channels are handling the highest volume of interactions?
How does customer satisfaction vary by channel?
Are there opportunities to optimize channel mix?
Which channels might need additional resources or improvements?
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Analyze correlation between first response times and overall satisfaction scores
Review staffing levels and training needs based on channel performance
Investigate product categories with lower resolution rates for process improvements
Assess self-service effectiveness and opportunities for expansion
Evaluate channel-specific customer feedback for targeted improvements
Review knowledge base content for frequently reported issues
Analyze peak volume periods for improved resource planning
Consider cross-training opportunities based on product category expertise