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Ratings Step and CSAT Survey Templates

Introducing new ways to gather feedback: versatile Rating questions and ready-to-use CSAT survey templates.

Swapnil Jain
Swapnil Jain

Overview

We’re excited to introduce two new features to make your feedback collection more versatile and efficient: Rating step and pre-built CSAT survey templates. Unlike NPS which measures long-term loyalty, these additions help you capture immediate satisfaction levels and emotional responses to specific interactions or experiences.

CSAT survey analytics dashboard

What’s New

  • Rating Question Type: Go beyond numbers. Use stars, smileys, and hearts to capture more nuanced user feedback in a visually engaging way.
  • Customizable Symbols: Choose the symbol type that best fits your brand and question.
  • CSAT Survey Templates: Launch a Customer Satisfaction survey in seconds with our new pre-built template, designed with best practices in mind.
CSAT survey analytics dashboard

What This Means for You

  • Scientifically Validated Scale: The 5-point rating system is proven by research to provide optimal balance between granularity and ease of use, making responses more reliable and actionable.
  • Familiar Mental Model: Stars and smileys leverage universally understood rating patterns (think restaurant or app reviews), reducing cognitive load and increasing response accuracy.
  • Higher Response Quality: By using symbols that map naturally to satisfaction levels (1-5 stars, sad to happy faces), users can quickly provide thoughtful, instinctive feedback.
  • Faster Survey Creation: Get your CSAT surveys up and running in just a few clicks using templates built on these research-backed best practices.

Have feedback on these new additions? We’d love to hear it. Reach out via in-app chat or by replying to your onboarding email.



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