- 2-6 min
- 5 measures
- 1 open-text prompt
- 2 sections
Starts with ranking: respondents put the 2 sections in order of importance before they answer.
Take the survey
The same survey your respondents get. Nothing you enter is saved.
What it is
Five-measure follow-up sent automatically after a support ticket closes. Covers resolution, effort, comfort reaching out again, agent understanding, communication clarity, and one open-text improvement prompt.
Best for
Any business with a support function and a ticketing system that exposes a "ticket closed" event. The lifecycle trigger means signal is captured at the moment of memory, not weeks later.
Not for
Businesses without a structured support workflow — the trigger needs a ticket-closed event to fire reliably. For ad-hoc support, use the Relational NPS Pulse and ask about service experience as a driver question.
What you'll need
Customer listEmail sending domainEvent source
Driver focus
Resolution clarityCustomer effort (CES)Agent helpfulness
Industry fit
B2B SaaSTelecomFinancial servicesRetailHospitality
What's inside
Did support solve the problem?
3 measures
- How fully was your issue resolved by the support team?
- How easy was it to get the help you needed?
- How comfortable would you feel reaching out for help again?
How did the support interaction feel?
2 measures
- How well did the person who helped you understand your situation?
- How clearly did the person who helped you communicate?
One last open prompt
Open text
- What is one thing we could have done better?
Why this helps
Replaces the "did we close the loop?" gap that CRM closed-loop tooling promises but rarely delivers — Ranx ships the structured survey + agent-level rollup as a playbook.