How does Feedback Analysis Copilot work
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How does Feedback Analysis Copilot work
Feedback Analysis Copilot helps you analyze customer feedback from (Net Promoter Score®️) or CSAT (Customer Satisfaction Score) campaigns. It processes large volumes of comments, identifies key themes, and provides actionable insights. To ensure meaningful analysis, the system requires at least 100 comments.
Feedback Analysis Copilot begins by calculating the median score of the campaign. It then divides the comments into two groups:
Positive comments, which have scores above the median
Negative comments, which have scores below or equal to the median.
This separation helps in understanding the overall sentiment of the feedback.
Once the comments are categorized, Feedback Analysis Copilot converts them into vectors, which are numerical representations that allow for efficient processing of large volumes of text. It then groups similar comments into clusters based on sentiment. Positive comments are clustered separately from negative comments, and each cluster represents a specific theme that emerges from the feedback.
To make the themes more understandable, Feedback Analysis Copilot extracts key terms from each cluster, such as "price" or "expensive." It then assigns a theme name and a brief description based on the 10 most representative comments in each cluster. This ensures that each theme accurately reflects the main concerns or praises expressed by customers.
After identifying and naming the themes, the Feedback Analysis Copilot calculates the number of comments linked to each theme. The interface then displays the top three positive themes and the top three negative themes, providing a clear overview of the most significant feedback trends. Any remaining comments that do not fit into a specific theme are grouped under "uncategorized comments."
The initial processing of feedback can take up to two minutes. When you reload the page, the latest results are displayed automatically. If you want to update the analysis with the most recent comments, you can manually refresh the analysis, which will process all campaign comments again.
Each theme includes a name and a brief description summarizing the feedback. Additionally, the system provides the number of comments associated with each theme, helping you gauge the importance of different topics. The breakdown of positive and negative themes allows you to quickly identify areas of satisfaction and concern.
Feedback Analysis Copilot helps you quickly identify key customer concerns and positive feedback trends, making it easier to take action based on real customer insights.
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