Enhancing Customer Satisfaction Through Innovative Engagement Strategies

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Capturing and acting upon customer satisfaction views plays a pivotal role in the success of housing organizations. Initiatives such as local estate-based participation, resident association surveys, and online assessments are key components in driving customer engagement and ensuring service improvement. Various housing providers like Amicus Horizon, ONGO, One Vision, and Calico have implemented unique approaches tailored to their communities to achieve high satisfaction rates and foster meaningful customer relationships.


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  1. Customer satisfaction Customer satisfaction views taken into account and acted on views taken into account and acted on Scrutiny.Net Scrutiny.net Habinteg, 11thApril 2018 Yvonne Davies Scrutiny and Empowerment Partners Limited

  2. Amicus Horizon Amicus Horizon 97% 97% (since merged with Viridian to become Optivo) (since merged with Viridian to become Optivo) Local and regional engagement Meetings style and content might differ EG: repairs in one area and repairs in another region Contact may differ preferences collected - some on line groups and some formal meetings Targeted service improvement - Use local estate based participation to recruit to formal panels on scrutiny and complaints Measure and report on service satisfaction every week Collect satisfaction data on estates and big events everyone s job

  3. ONGO 91% ONGO 91% Mainstreaming and formalised engagement, to replace tenant board members Community Voice Panel Delegated approvals of policy Sub groups on equalities and complaints Scrutiny panel Young apprentices positive contact STAR survey 3-4 times a year current opinion Tenant inspectors listen into calls Text for feedback Resident association survey feeds into services/issues to be picked up Survey monkey on line assessments of satisfaction, a few times a year Customer engagement help to write the tenant magazine

  4. One Vision 89% One Vision 89% Tenant Group you may be doing it but we are not seeing it You said we did heading for everything to do with engagement/satisfaction Promotion on having your say Hot topic groups task and finish 2 FT surveys assistants for positive contact Repair and a Housing management SIG Policy consultations group Tenant inspectors and scrutiny panel Branding group look at communications and marketing to customers

  5. Calico 88% Calico 88% No forms for complaints made it easy Banned words like unfortunately and cant Stat survey renames views for vouchers and done annually Neighbourhood street reps Tenant audits 2 yearly Gas engineers deliver messages

  6. Cobalt 87% Cobalt 87% Focus intensified on dissatisfaction Mini team projects on satisfaction indicators, bring together data from all transactions Service excellence workshops for staff Personal contact with anyone with any slight negativity CRM work item raised Positive contact officer in Governance team STAR bi-annually, contact centre completes and survey and overseen by former survey supplier Contact tenants quarterly to do focussed surveys Tenants and BMs on a Homes and Communities Committee Setting up a Customer voice and have a Scrutiny Panel

  7. Weaver Vale 87% Weaver Vale 87% Focus on increased tenant contact Split business focus from customer focus Specific communications officer post to contact all customers and ask what do you think of us Speak to 20% of customers a year get back to them all and tell them what is happening with their comments Don t just tick a box ask why Acuity sets the questions Ask special questions January input into policy and strategy Tenant partners phone and ask questions- complete a survey monkey questionnaire by phone in every week signpost to services too, sometimes follow officers on the patch Open day top 3 asks CI report to Board quarterly Customers voice and a scrutiny panel

  8. Magenta 84% Magenta 84% Focus on public messages of being here for the long term Customer first focus Partnerships and branding shared use of community centres Kept all community centres x 15 Partnership with Umbrella Group to share information on business and cuts rent reduction Repair contract gift for community grant managed by umbrella group sub group One tenant sorts the agenda and chairs Pull in police and councillors to meetings Some from TARAs and others from the community 30 in total

  9. Some patterns are forming Some patterns are forming Focus on that indicator and doing things differently branding and then a consistent contact and approach Improved website Positive contact specific officer not based in call centre Surveys at least once a year and mini surveys in between Follow up on surveys Focus of all officers to ask questions At least 1 or 2 formal panels Task and finish opportunities

  10. Questions and discussion Questions and discussion What is the focus for involvement/purpose in your organisation? What is your landlord contact and activity at community centres Do you delegate any powers to formal customer groups and Instant feedback more on that later Estate contacts/wardens more on block representatives later

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