IDA makes satisfaction a shared effort

Creating satisfaction among members requires cohesion and insight. With nps.today, IDA has established a shared effort to manage and leverage customer feedback,
making it easy for members to share their experiences and enabling the organization to respond effectively. The result is a more effective effort, higher response rates, and an even stronger member satisfaction.

Challenge

IDA’s work with member satisfaction was increasingly limited by a system that made it difficult to exploit new measurement opportunities. At the same time, the approach to work with satisfaction was inconsistent across the organization. The collection of data was also complicated by a cumbersome process when members gave feedback.

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Solution

IDA chose nps.today, which collects customer feedback across all relevant channels. The solution is cross-platform and standard integrations make it easy to connect with existing IT. Simple tools support users in working with NPS, and dashboards create an overview and increase motivation among employees.

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Result

IDA establishes a common standard for member satisfaction

Even satisfied members can become even happier, and it helps with the employee motivation when it becomes clear what works.

At IDA, the satisfaction among members is generally high. The same applies to the customers in their commercial departments, which are responsible for e.g. the sale of insurance. However, at IDA they lacked a common language and shared tools for working with satisfaction. This was the reason why IDA initiated a dialogue with nps.today. The goal was to provide a common standard for how to measure, understand, and act on feedback from members and customers across IDA.

Getting started with the system has been easy, and they have some strong plug-ins and APIs that match what we want to integrate with. I find that nps.today is a technically mature partner, which is reassuring and not something everyone in the field lives up to.
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Locked in an old solution

P-GAP and the employees’ ability to compare their own perception of the conversation with the member’s make working with feedback easier. As a team leader, you get a specific tool to provide recognition or feedback.
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Technologically mature partner with strong APIs

After exploring the market, the choice fell on nps.today, which met the requirements for a robust NPS-based solution. nps.today is a flexible cross-platform with standard integrations that enable work across channels and easy integration with existing IT systems.

Magnus Kragelund, Product Owner at IDA, was given the role as overall project manager for the implementation of nps.today and was thus also given the responsibility for ensuring the goal of a unified platform for the entire organization.

“It has been important for us to find the right balance between everything the system can do and what we actually need. The team at nps.today has been really good at advising us and is always available for questions. They are not only knowledgeable about the product they deliver but also about everything related to Customer Experience, so we have received excellent sparring and advice along the way,” says Magnus Kragelund about the collaboration.

Sweeps away all doubt

One of the arguments for choosing nps.today was the many opportunities to utilize great tools developed as supplements to NPS measurements. With the implementation of nps.today, IDA now has the ability to coordinate conversation analyses in Capturi with P-GAP and NPS scores and thereby get a more nuanced view of the interaction.

“With the conversation analysis, we can uncover what the members think about discussions on specific topics. For instance, does it result in a lower score if we introduce a product from our portfolio during a conversation? We were uncertain about this for a long time, but now with Capturi, we can see that it does not negatively affect the customer’s perception of the conversation,” states Mie Stattau.
It is often shared across the tables if a funny or encouraging comment from a member lands. This can lead to great conversations, and in this way we become wiser together about what good member service is.
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Daniel Reuber

IDA Member service

How Self-Evaluation Enhances Member Service

They have the same experience in member service, where Daniel Reuber is the group leader. “It is very instructive for employees to do self-evaluation. Reflecting on the conversation is, in itself, good training. Sometimes employees rate themselves too low. Maybe the conversation was about something negative, but the member’s experience can still be positive.

It can be encouraging to learn that we may judge ourselves more harshly than the members do,” he says about the experiences with P-GAP, which he finds to be a valuable learning tool for both highly experienced employees and for those who are completely new to member services.

New dashboards strengthen NPS scores

User-friendly dashboards have increased visibility and enhanced motivation among the employees. This is something they clearly notice at IDA Forsikring. And even though satisfaction was already high, members have responded with even greater satisfaction.

“With the new dashboards, we have a complete overview. The awareness of NPS has grown. Almost everyone has their dashboard open all the time and monitors it continuously. We can respond faster to criticism and areas for improvement, and our NPS score has increased from 63 to 70,” says Mie Stattau.

The team at nps.today is not only knowledgeable about the product they deliver, but also about everything that has to do with Customer Experience, so we have received excellent sparring and advice along the way.
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Magnus Kragelund

Product Owner, IDA

Response rate more than doubled

It is not only the satisfaction, but also the commitment that has increased. The response rate has with nps.today increased from 8 to 18%, which is due to several factors.

IDA had an in-depth dialogue with nps.today specifically about the response rate and gained clarity about what to expect and what others are doing. A target was set to achieve a response rate of 15% and already, when nps.today was put into use, the response rate increased to 12%. Further adjustments provided an extra notch upwards.

“Simply implementing nps.today increased the response rate, but not quite to where we wanted it to be. We then took another round, where they helped us leverage the existing tools to make some adjustments, and afterward, we exceeded our goal, so today we are at 18%,” says Magnus Kragelund.

A shared way to gain insights

The conversations across the desks in member services have also changed charater after nps.today made NPS results available to everyone in real time.

“Previously, there was a one-day delay, and by then, you had already moved on. Now, the results come immediately. If our scores were low, it might be a different story, but since we’re doing so well, currently at 81, we’re constantly reminded of how happy the members are. It is self-reinforcing. It is also often shared across the tables if a funny or encouraging comment from a member lands. This can lead to great conversations, and in this way we become wiser together about what good member service is” says Daniel Reuber.

The awareness of NPS has grown. Almost everyone has their dashboard open all the time and monitors it continuously. We can respond faster to criticism and areas for improvement, and our NPS score has increased from 63 to 70.
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Valuable sparring and always clear explanations

The work with member satisfaction does not stop with the implementation of nps.today. New opportunities must be used and several departments still need to adopt the solution. Sparring with nps.today also means that IDA continuously revises its approach to measurements.   

“Before, we had an annual survey among our members, which unfortunately did not always provide an accurate picture. In dialogue with nps.today, we have come to the conclusion that we continuously reach out to our members throughout the year. It will give us a better idea of how specific initiatives during the year are received by members and how they affect their satisfaction,” says Magnus Kragelund in conclusion about one of the initiatives currently underway.

Additionally, there are still departments for whom working with NPS is new and who need to be introduced to the opportunities with nps.today. The goal of a unified platform for IDA has been achieved, so the focus now is on refining its use and rolling it out to every corner of the organization.

nps.today offers many more features and the opportunity to work with the same system across departments and functions. This has been a key factor in our decision. And, of course, it is simply a great and positive company. It is very clear that they care about their customers and genuinely want us to get the most out of it.
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Daniel Reuber

IDA Member Service

A Flexible System

Daniel Reuber adds that he also appreciates the opportunity to work directly in the system himself: “nps.today is very flexible, and in no time I can handle most tasks myself. If we have an issue, they are incredibly fast. They respond promptly and always provide clear explanations.”

About IDA

IDA is Denmark’s largest professional community for engineers, IT professionals, and graduates in natural sciences. IDA has approximately 166,000 members and around 350 employees who work to ensure the best possible conditions in the labor market for engineers and other highly educated professionals with technical and scientific backgrounds.

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