NPS Question Block
The NPS (Net Promoter Score) score is a popular metric for businesses to track customer loyalty and measure the success of their customer experience efforts. It is calculated by asking customers a single question: "On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product/service to a friend or colleague?" The score ranges from -100 to 100 and is calculated as the percentage of customers who are "Promoters" (9-10 rating) minus the percentage of customers who are "Detractors" (0-6 rating).
In Decode, you can add the Net Promoter Score question as a block to your quantitative survey, and the respondent can add a numeric response to the question asked.
Properties
The following properties can be applied to the NPS block.
- Response Required: Enabling this property will make the question block mandatory; the respondent will not be able to proceed to the next question without answering the question while taking the study.
- Progress bar: Enabling this property will show a study progress bar that indicates the progress of the respondent along the study.
Design
- You can change the user interface of this block by changing the font family and colour scheme and adding a background image of the question.
Logic
- In the logic section, you can define the branching logic for the question to customize the survey flow for different responses. To understand how to add a question block in studies, click here.
Result
Once your study is published, and respondents have taken the test, you can analyze the block-wise result of the questions asked.
- For an NPS question block, the results will be shown in the following two charts:
- Semi-circle Chart: You can view the NPS score calculated using the formula:
- Column Chart: You will find the distribution of respondents who selected the respective options in the linear scale.
- You can download the result by clicking on the download button; the result will get downloaded in CSV format.
- You can filter the result and view/download the results of any particular respondent or a group of respondents.
o understand how to add a question block in studies, click here.