CSAT
Customer Satisfaction Score; a metric that measures how satisfied customers are with a specific interaction.
Keywords:
csat, customer satisfaction
Contents
Deep Dive
Metaphysical Synthesis & Analysis
The Synthesis
Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) measures how satisfied customers are with a product, feature, or interaction, typically on a 1-5 scale. Unlike NPS (which measures loyalty), CSAT measures immediate satisfaction. For PMs, CSAT is useful for evaluating specific features or touchpoints. The challenge is that satisfaction doesn't always predict retention: users can be satisfied but not engaged.
Metaphysical Foundation
CSAT is the measurement of expectation fulfillment. It captures the gap between what users expected and what they experienced.
Evolutionary Path
From annual surveys to post-interaction micro-surveys, CSAT collection has become more real-time and contextual.
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