Ranked 17 of 24 Industries
In the logistics sector as a whole, the average net promoter score (NPS) is 38 (CustomerGauge benchmarks report, 2020).
According to the International Finance Corporation, more than 200 of the Fortune 500 companies are present in the Wuhan province, where the outbreak began. Ultimately, disruption in China and elsewhere affected industries ranging from the pharmaceutical to automotive to consumer goods.
If anything, the global pandemic highlighted a greater need for resilience in logistics. New trends in technology are making the flow and movement of goods easier and more efficient than ever. Robots can be used to manage freight and replace manual labor. Driver-less trucks can analyze traffic to operate at maximum efficiency. And specialized software tools can make logistics more efficient in every sense of the word.
While logistics providers can rely on AI, robots, and software to automate workflows and save time and labor, they can’t rely on technology alone to create a great customer experience. Logistics companies will still need personalized tools to manage their account relationships.
CustomerGauge’s Account Experience can help logistics companies take a proactive approach to account management through the Net Promoter System, a proven, data-backed system for tracking customer loyalty.
Score Updated February 28, 2022
Net Promoter Score®, or NPS® is a loyalty metric developed by Fred Reichheld and was introduced by him in his 2003 Harvard Business Review article "The One Number You Need to Grow". At its core, NPS can be termed as a metric that measures a customer’s willingness to recommend a brand’s product and services to their friends, family and colleagues.
Net Promoter Scores vary greatly between industries. CustomerGauge conducted a study in 2016 and published the average Net Promoter Scores by industries. For example, the Cable and Telecommunications industry’s average Net Promoter Score is at or below 30. Retail, Transportation & Logistics and Wholesale on the other hand get a 50 or more Net Promoter Score on average.
CustomerGauge collates and publishes any publicly available Net Promoter Score from industries all across the globe, with the added ability of allowing companies to submit their own Net Promoter Score for publication. We aim to not only share NPS scores, but verify and present them in the most transparent way.