Use case · Outbound
Collect feedback while the experience is fresh
The agent calls customers after a delivery, visit or service, asks for a score from 1 to 5, the main reason and whether they would recommend you. It listens and records; it does not sell or defend.
How it works
- Step 1
Trigger from your system
Start a call through the API after an order or visit, or upload a batch at the end of the day.
- Step 2
Three short questions
Score, main reason and whether they would recommend. The call is designed to take about a minute.
- Step 3
Structured answers
Scores are stored as numbers, so you can average and chart them without reading every transcript.
- Step 4
Unhappy customers surface
Filter low scores and read the reason in the customer’s own words.
What a call can sound like
- AgentHi Neha, this is an automated assistant from QuickFix. Do you have one minute for a quick feedback survey?
- CustomerJi, boliye.
- AgentOn a scale of 1 to 5, how satisfied were you with the service?
Illustrative conversation with a made-up business. Not a customer call.
What you capture
- Satisfaction score
- 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent)
- Main reason
- In the customer’s words
- Would recommend
- Yes or no
Outcomes you can filter by
- Survey completed
- Declined
- Call back later
Who uses it
- E-commerce and delivery
- Hospitality and healthcare
- Automotive service centres
- Field service teams
Calling it responsibly
Keep surveys to service feedback. A call that tries to sell something is a promotional call and falls under different rules.