CSAT criterion (Customer Satisfaction)
This article will show you how to use this Segment criterion.
CSAT is a segmentation criterion that enables defining a segment.
To learn how to create a segment, please refer to this article.
Getting the best from your satisfaction monitoring
The CSAT widget is a powerful tool to monitor the satisfaction of your visitors. You can use it for long term monitoring, getting feedback from a new webpage, a new service and so on. But you can also act on the visitors that rated their experience by creating segments based on their score then personalize their future visits on the website.
⚙️ Configuration
In the segment builder, under the User satisfaction category, you will find 2 criteria : CSAT and NPS©. Drag and drop the CSAT criterion in the right panel and let's configure the form.

The CSAT criterion allows you to target specific visitors that were previously exposed to a previous CSAT campaign and left a response.
Target visitors according to the feedback they left : Positive (5 or 4), Neutral (3), Negative (2 or 1), whatever the campaign was
Specify the campaign type, the campaign name and the variation where they submit the feedback (variation is optional).


For the QA, the segment you have built will return as ‘true’ or ‘false’ in the console or as ‘accepted’ or ‘rejected’ in the QA Assistant as any other segment or trigger.
🔎 How does it work?
When a visitor gives a rate in a CSAT campaign, the information is stored in their local storage. So in order to segment your visitors according to CSAT, a campaign should have run and collected ratings (obvious so far) and the visitors should not have cleared their local storage.
You can see the scores when inspecting your webpage :
Application > Local storage > websitedomain > ABTastyData > objects CsatVotes & NpsVotes

More information about CSAT widget in this article.
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