Extension Definition

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION EXTENSION

Increase Customer Satisfaction by proactively reduce churn and improve experience

Table of Contents
Analyses and Business Questions
Metrics
Dimensions
Concepts
Internal ComparisonsThis application does not include additional Internal Comparisons
What If and Planning ModelsThis application does not include additional What If and Planning Models
Subjects
Events
OverlaysThis application does not include additional Overlays
Visier Blueprint Version

Tenant Version

Core Blueprint V1.31.12

Last Updated

August 25, 2025

Analyses and Business Questions

An analysis is a document that describes a collection of analytical content to analyze and understand a particular use case. While you can generate your own Analysis, each Visier application is delivered with a set of standard analyses.

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Customer Satisfaction Data - ValidationValidate the configurations and counts for customer satisfaction data.

Before You Start

Overview

Validate Total Transactions

Validate Average Customer Satisfaction Score

How does People Data impact Customer Satisfaction?Explores the relationship between various employee-related data points and Customer Satisfaction Scores to identify key correlations and impacts.
Learn About Customer Satisfaction MetricsLearn about the different types of Customer Satisfaction Score metrics available in the Customer Satisfaction Score Extension.

Overview

Data Pattern

Data Model

Average Customer_Satisfaction_Survey_Response Score

Median Customer_Satisfaction_Survey_Response Score

Metrics

A metric is a value that is computed from the Subject and Events for a particular group of entities in a particular time frame. An example of a metric is "Turnover Rate."

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Average Customer Satisfaction Score After Learning CompletionThe average overall score for customer satisfaction surveys completed for transactions that occurred within three months after the employee's customer satisfaction learning completion date.
Average Customer Satisfaction Score Before Learning Completion The average overall score for customer satisfaction surveys completed for transactions that occurred within three months before the employee's customer satisfaction learning completion date.
Average Customer Satisfaction Survey Response ScoreThe average overall score for customer satisfaction surveys completed during the period.
Median Customer Satisfaction Survey Response ScoreThe median overall score for customer satisfaction surveys completed during the period.
Total TransactionsThe total number of transactions during the period.

Dimensions

A dimension is created from a concept or property and contains all the potential values. It is then used to allow filtering and grouping of the content. Dimensions can be hierarchical. An example of a dimension is "Generation" which groups employees by the year of their birth.

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Assignee TypeThe classification of the assignee. For example, employee or automated.
Customer Satisfaction RatingThe numerical score provided by a customer.
Customer Satisfaction Survey QuestionA question from the customer satisfaction survey.
Customer Satisfaction Survey Question IDThe unique identifier for the customer satisfaction survey question.
Transaction LocationThe location where the transaction happened.
Transaction StatusThe status or outcome of the transaction.
Transaction TypeThe classification or category of the transaction.

Concepts

Visier employs a large range of analytical concepts, these define expected and desired analytical objects. Each concept allows configuration so that the concept can be employed by you. An example of a concept is "Involuntary Turnover" which allows you to define the types of turnover that are to be considered as involuntary.

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Customer Satisfaction Learning ItemsThe learning items that are targeted towards improving customer satisfaction.

Subjects

Subjects are entities that evolve and change. They have properties and changes to those properties are captured over time. An example of a subject is "Employee."

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EmployeeCurrent employees of the organization.
TransactionAn interaction between a customer and a member of the organization.
Transaction AssigneeThe intermediate subject containing information about employee assigned transactions.

Events

Events are records that occur at a specific point in time and do not change after they have occurred. An example of an event is an interview.

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Customer Satisfaction SurveyA survey of the customer's experience and satisfaction with the transaction process.