Capturing a person's feeling about their experience as a customer at the time the service has been delivered still provides the richest form of feedback.
There are two reasons for this:
As we say "Opinions sought tend to be more representative of the truth than opinions volunteered. And opinions sought at the time the service is experienced are the freshest and most accurate of all."
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Enhanced Integrity (i) because the guests/visitors/passengers' opinions are captured electronically it is not possible for other individuals to interfere with the results by (for example) removing or altering low scores. While our experience tells us that this is a relatively rare phenomenon the fact that it is effectively impossible add further comfort and assurance.
Enhanced Integrity (ii) should a member of staff attempt to manipulate the system by entering false scores an audit trail can be consulted to determine if the opinions entered match the times that the specified guests actually checked out. While our experience tells us that this too is a relatively rare phenomenon the fact that it is also effectively impossible adds further comfort and assurance.
Language Options the survey can be designed to allow participants select a particular language in which to complete the survey. They simply click on the appropriate icon and the selected language loads automatically.
Dynamic Response means designing the survey in such a way as to allow it to respond to different answers. This is done by branching and piping. Branching is based on the Respondent's Selection, depending on the answers provided the next set of questions is dynamically presented. In the case of piping again, based on the Respondent's Selection (Select N of N), a set of questions are queued in and presented one after the other.
Immediacy of Reporting Data can be disseminated immediately thus avoiding the lag time that can be a feature of paper based systems.
SECURITY/CONFIDENTIALITY - CST International's on-line reporting assigns each user a list of encrypted codes that will only allow access to specific information. Codes can be assigned to allow various levels of Managers to review their own satisfaction tracking reports and no others.
CST International's on-line reporting database has been operational for seven years and currently holds up to date and historical reports on guest satisfaction tracking for clients across Europe, Middle East, Asia - Pacific and Africa.
QUESTION DATABASE - Questions that address your specific information needs.
Sample of destination type information extracted from the data collected:
Reporting Cycles
Traditional paper based systems generally report on a monthly or quarterly basis due to accumulating the surveys.
CSTSCREEN Guest Satisfaction Tracking System reporting can be done on a DAILY, WEEKLY, or on MONTHLY basis.
1. Profile Report/Demographic - presents background information on the type of passengers/visitors/guests that completed surveys during the previous week/month.
The above information can be segmented based on visitor:
2. Detail Rating Sheet - presents passengers/visitor/guest responses by question on a scale of satisfaction with five response options. All Questions included in the survey are listed in the Rating Report.
The report details the actual number of respondents who answered the question, percentages of respondents by level of satisfaction along the scale.
The final score is the "Average Score" which is a weighted average across all levels of satisfaction on your scale. The more response you get with the 4 and 5 boxes ticked the higher your average score will be and conversely the more responses you receive on the 1,2 and 3 points of your scale the lower your average score will be. The average score is primarily used to track overall satisfaction on a monthly basis in your trend reports. It is also used in the calculation of the various indexes.
3. Trending - Trend graphs are also produced for each question asked in the survey tracking the performance of the facility or location over the preceding months.
4. Golden Questions - They are called "Golden" for one simple reason, they provide data of real value.
The four proposed "golden questions" are: