Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) measures how satisfied customers are with a specific interaction, transaction, or service experience, typically collected immediately after the event via a simple rating scale (1–5 or 1–10 stars, or emojis). Unlike NPS which measures overall loyalty, CSAT captures transactional satisfaction with a specific touchpoint. It is the primary quality metric for support, onboarding, and service interactions.
CSAT scores should be segmented by interaction type (support ticket resolution, onboarding, renewal) and by agent or team to enable targeted quality improvements.
B2B SaaS CSAT benchmarks typically target above 85%; world-class customer service organizations often achieve 90%+; below 75% warrants urgent investigation.
Each function reads CSAT through a different lens and takes different actions when it changes.
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