UPDATED FOR 2024:
Our client survey feedback fell into the 3 groupings of Promoters, Passives, and Detractors. Our client survey question used to measure NPS is worded as follows;
"How likely is it you would recommend Corelation and our KeyStone core system to other organizations?"
We actively take our Passive and Detractor feedback to close the loop with our clients which we believe will continue to improve our overall NPS as well as increase our response rates. We also make sure to record only one response per client to avoid any overweighting concerns.
NPS Formula Used: 87% Promoters - 13% Detractors/Passives = 74 NPS
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Score Updated February 22, 2025
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