Customer experience Tab

Quickly spot the most frequently expressed sentiment signals by customers over a period of time; review trends on specific signals on closed, open, and all cases over a period of time; or create new trends reports specific sentiments or signals in your support case data.

Sentiments Tab

Determine the time frame you wish to examine, whether you are viewing Open, Closed or All cases for that time period and if you want to view Incoming, Outgoing messages and/or Case Notes.

Based on your selections, the Sentiments chart will display stacked column charts of your cases, highlighting positive and negative sentiments very clearly.

Sentiments Over Time

There are two charts separated by the Sentiment Score Delta (explained in the next section). As with most areas of SupportLogic, your Global Filters will impact what you are viewing in the interactive charts as will any Dynamic Filters you configure for this page.

Use these charts to track the sentiments detected by your customers (and support agents / engineers) over time. You can quickly zero in on the cases that make up these scores as the column chart is interactive, each bar representing a sentiment type detected for the respective day within the time frame you are examining. 

Leverage the < > navigation arrows to step back and forth over a variety of periods to identify patterns where sentiment declines or improves to correlate that to events that may have had influence on customer's impression of your organization.

Sentiment Score Delta

Sentiment Score Delta reflects the average difference between the Sentiment Score of cases before and after the sentiments depicted in the chart below were detected.

If multiple sentiments appear within one comment, the delta reflects the net change in Sentiment Score for the comment as a whole. If multiple comments from one case appear in the chart, the change in Sentiment Score for all comments is included.

Positive sentiments tend to increase Sentiment Score and Negative sentiments tend to decrease Sentiment Score. Very Negative values tend to cause the score to decrease more than Negative, and so on.

It is worth noting that the same type of sentiment could have different deltas in different cases. Negative sentiments in a case where Sentiment Score is already very low may not decrease it as much as Negative sentiments in a case where Sentiment Score is very high, and vice versa.

Chart Interactivity

You can take actions on charts directly. The primary options available are:

• Clicking on any of the individual bars in the top chart will open the case where the sentiment was detected

• Apply Global Filters, Dynamic Filters, Case Status, Positive, Negative, and Product Feedback quickly to zero in on influencers of sentiment change

• Review day by day Sentiment Score Delta changes by click on the positive or negative number next to the center score metric between the two charts