Outcome. Partway through onboarding, the primary contact gets an NPS survey, and a low score routes straight to the CS manager instead of waiting for the standard quarterly relationship survey to catch a problem.
flowchart TD
A[Onboarding Start Date on contact known] --> B[Delay 14 business days]
B --> C[Send NPS survey]
C --> D{Score received and <= 6?}
D -->|Yes| E[Escalate to CS manager]
E --> F[Set NPS Escalated, create follow-up task]
D -->|No| G[End, no escalation]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when onboarding typically runs 3 to 6 weeks and you want an early read on sentiment before go-live, separate from the post-kickoff CSAT in customer-onboarding-009 and the post-completion survey in customer-onboarding-020.
- UseUse it alongside, not instead of, customer-onboarding-029 (low CSAT escalation on a ticket), the two catch feedback at different moments and on different objects.
- SkipDo not use it if onboarding runs less than 2 weeks end to end, a mid-point survey has no real gap from the final one and adds survey fatigue for no benefit.
- SkipDo not send this to a contact who has already left the company or changed role mid-onboarding, exclude contacts flagged inactive if your portal tracks that.
or the customer onboarding pack, 39 EUR
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