Every reply to a customerbriefly askshow it went.
A rating block in the signature asks for a verdict with one click: thumbs, smileys, stars or a score from 0 to 10. The result lands in the portal, broken down by template and department. Conbool adds the block server-side in the mail flow, so it works on every device.
Why customer surveys rarely land
Four reasons feedback stays away or says little.
The survey comes too late
A questionnaire weeks after the case reaches customers who barely remember it. The question comes when the impression has already faded.
Too many questions, too few answers
Long forms get abandoned. If all you want to know is whether a request was handled well, you do not need twenty fields.
The numbers are not clean
Link scanners in mailboxes open links automatically. If every request counts as a vote, the report shows satisfaction nobody expressed.
Rating people raises questions
Results per employee touch on co-determination rights; in Germany under section 87 of the Works Constitution Act. Where a works council exists, settle this beforehand, not afterwards.
Ask where the contact already happens
Three principles behind the rating block.
One click instead of a form
There is no form in the email, just one link per step. The click opens a confirmation in the browser; only then does the vote count.
Only where it fits
By default the block appears only when there is exactly one external recipient. Internal emails and messages to many addresses carry no survey.
In the mail flow, on every device
The block is created server-side when the email passes through Conbool, so it also appears on replies sent from a smartphone. The Outlook add-in alone does not provide surveys.
How it works
Six steps from template to report.
1. Drag the block into the signature
In the drag-and-drop editor, the rating block goes into the signature template wherever you want it.
2. Choose a scale
Thumbs, smileys with three or five steps, five stars, a score from 0 to 10 for the Net Promoter Score, or yes and no.
3. Set a rule
A rule decides who gets the signature with the survey: everyone, individual addresses or groups, with a validity period and exceptions, for example by subject.
4. The customer clicks and confirms
The recipient picks a step and confirms in the browser. One rating counts per email, and it can be changed for 24 hours.
5. Your own thank-you page
After the click, your thank-you page appears with heading, text, logo from the brand kit and a link to your privacy policy, optionally with a field for a comment.
6. Results and notifications
The portal shows satisfaction, NPS, average, trend and distribution, per template and per department, with CSV export. For negative ratings or comments, the portal notifies you by email, via the bell or by webhook, for example into Teams.
How satisfied were you with our reply?
- Per templateSatisfaction, NPS, trendOn
- Per departmentCompare teamsOn
- Per employeeDedicated permission onlyOff
A vote counts only after confirmation in the browser. Requests from link scanners do not count.
Results describe the team, not the person.
Results per employee are switched off by default. What you see are templates and departments. Anyone who wants to see individuals needs a dedicated permission and has to switch it on deliberately.
Results per employee off by default
Results per department and per template
Switching on requires a dedicated permission, with a note on the works council (section 87 BetrVG)
Thank-you page with a link to your privacy policy
Mail flow or add-in only
Surveys are added by the server. What works with the Outlook add-in alone and what does not.
Through the mail flow | Outlook add-in only | |
|---|---|---|
| Signature from templates | yes | yes |
| Rating block in the signature | yes | no |
| Results in the portal | yes | no |
| Replies from a smartphone | yes, server-side | only in Outlook for Windows, new Outlook and Outlook on the web |
The Outlook add-in only adds signatures. Surveys, banners and campaigns are created exclusively server-side in the mail flow.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a form in the email?
Do link scanners distort the results?
Can a customer vote more than once?
Can managers see how individual employees are rated?
Does the survey work with the Outlook add-in?
Which scales are there, and when does the portal notify me?
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See the first survey in a signature
We show the rating block, thank-you page and results in the portal in a demo.