# Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

### Overview 

Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) is a widely used metric to measure how satisfied customers & users are with a product, service, or support. It is typically gathered through survey asking respondents to rate their satisfaction after the interaction is completed

The CSAT satisfaction score is often used as a metric or a KPI which can be reported on regularly. 

### How to use CSAT with Suptask 

Suptask can automatically send out a CSAT survey when a Ticket is Closed, to survey the user about their ticketing experience. The CSAT feature is enabled per Inbox in Suptask.

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CSAT is available for early access. Contact [Suptask Support](/getting-started/contact-support.md) to enable CSAT for your Inbox.
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### CSAT surveys to users 

Users who have submitted a ticket will receive an automatic CSAT survey as soon as the Ticket status is changed to Closed. The survey is a part of the Ticket message thread.

The CSAT survey allow for an additional comment to be added as feedback, which can be visible for Agents later when analyzing tickets

#### Example of a CSAT survey

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### Analyze CSAT results&#x20;

Use the dedicated CSAT dashboard which provides a high-level view of the CSAT satisfaction score for a timespan of your choice.&#x20;

The dashboard is interactive, allowing you to drilldown into the grouped score to identify what Tickets that received a certain score.&#x20;

For example, drilldown into all Tickets that received a score of 1 to view the details including any CSAT comment feedback.

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