Net Promoter Score (NPS) Report

Modified on Wed, 12 Mar at 12:36 PM

This report shows the Net Promoter Score (NPS), which is a metric that gauges customer loyalty and satisfaction. 


Things to know:

  • This feature is available as a paid add-on. To add it to your account, please contact your account manager or reach out to customer service at support@mytime.com
  • Once the subscription is added, the NPS report will be visible
  • Based on their responses, clients fall into one of three categories:
    • Promoters (9-10): Loyal, highly satisfied clients who are likely to recommend your business
    • Passives (7-8): Generally satisfied but unenthusiastic clients who may switch to competitors
    • Detractors (0–6): Unhappy clients who may discourage others from using your service
  • The NPS is calculated as % Promoters minus % Detractors. The result is a number ranging from -100 to +100:
    • -100: All respondents are Detractor
    • +100: All respondents are Promoters
  • For multi-client appointments, only the primary client will receive a review request.
  • For services involving multiple staff members, the review will include all assigned staff


To access this report:


  1. Navigate to Dashboard
  2. Select the Reports tab
  3. Under the Clients section, select Net Promoter Score


When the report opens, you can filter by location, staff members, and date. You have the option to download the report as a CSV, PDF, or print version. Once you have selected your filters, click on the UPDATE button to generate the desired data.


Report Filters


FilterDescription
LocationThe location associated with the reviewed appointment.
  • Accounts with One Location: No location filter is shown
  • Accounts with Multiple Locations: The location filter allows you to view data for a specific location or all locations within that account
StaffDisplays reviews based on the staff member who performed the service during the selected date range.
DateFilter reviews based on when they were submitted within the selected date range.


Report Columns


Column
Description
Review DateThe date the review was submitted.
LocationThe business location associated with the reviewed appointment.
AppointmentThe appointment ID linked to the review. Clicking the appointment hyperlink will open the appointment
Appointment TimeThe scheduled time of the appointment associated with the review.
Ticket
The ticket number for the appointment that the review is based on.
ClientThe client who submitted the review. Clicking the client name hyperlink will open the client's profile
Service The service provided during the appointment being reviewed.
NPS RatingThe numerical rating the client selected in their NPS review.

Interpreting the NPS Range:
  • Below 0 (Negative Score): More detractors than promoters, signaling significant issues with customer satisfaction and loyalty.
  • 0 to 30: A moderate score, indicating room for improvement in the customer experience.
  • 31 to 70: A strong score, showing a solid base of loyal customers.
  • 71 to 100: An excellent score, reflecting high customer satisfaction and a strong likelihood of recommendations.
Review/FeedbackAny written feedback provided by the client along with their review.
StaffThe staff member who performed the service for the reviewed appointment. Clicking the staff member hyperlink will open the staff member's profile



Calculation Example

For January, 100 clients completed the NPS survey:

- 60 Promoters (60%)

- 20 Passives (ignored in NPS calculation)

- 20 Detractors (20%)

Using the formula:

NPS = 60% − 20% = +40. 

An NPS of 40 is generally considered a good score, indicating a strong base of satisfied clients.


For more information, contact us at support@mytime.com or (385) 233-6964.    


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