Zendesk has partnered with Momentive – the parent company of SurveyMonkey and GetFeedback – to offer the "GetFeedback integration with Zendesk."
Combining Zendesk’s customer data with the VoC capacity of GetFeedback, it creates a central source of customer insights and surfaces blind spots in customer interactions.
To achieve these results, the integration seemingly offers three integral features:
- Survey Automation – Automated, branded post-interaction surveys, which track CX metrics - such as CSAT, NPS, and CES - allow companies to map customer feedback and benchmark KPIs.
- Contextual Insights – Sentiment and intent tracking across various customer segments and agents are possible thanks to the fusing of GetFeedback data with Zendesk’s operational and customer data.
- Dashboards – These aim to create a "holistic view of the customer", marrying together Zendesk and GetFeedback data. Such a view may power more personalized customer service.
Users can also access Zendesk ticket data alongside various customer metrics to enable contact center teams to understand how they perform against critical customer intents.
Sharing his thoughts, Tim Sheard, Director of Tech Alliances at Zendesk, added:
GetFeedback and Zendesk are complementary solutions that together can provide a comprehensive view of the customer journey and sentiments.
"We’re excited for this strategic partnership that allows us to strengthen the customer support ecosystem and offer our mutual users a deeper understanding of their customers to provide exceptional customer experiences with every interaction."
The partnership has been brewing for a long time, with Zendesk failing to push through an acquisition of Momentive earlier this year. Yet, this announcement enables its leaders to realize part of its vision.
After all, the original purpose of the Momentive acquisition was for Zendesk to move further into the data analytics space and build a broader customer experience platform.
However, despite the deal's collapse, Zendesk is pushing forward with this vision and delving further into the data analytics space – as Zeus Kerravala, Founder and Principal Analyst at ZK Research, predicted.