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Getting feedback from clients and customers is vital to understanding how to improve the service levels and products you provide. Here are some ways you can increase the quantity, quality and relevance of feedback you receive

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Web based submission facilities
Running commentaries


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Web based submission facilities
Software Design UK - creating website that work Surprisingly, many people are happy to provide feedback to a business only through the internet. It may have something to do with the impersonality of the internet making people feel comfortable to convey information they otherwise would keep to themselves.

It is so key to a business to be able to provide facilities "at will" for customer feedback, that we have designed systems which automate the entire process. All data submitted by clients is captured automatically in a database, automated email confirmations are sent if chosen, and feedback is given to the submitter over the internet. The process is very simple, and empowers you to solicit feedback from anything from names and addresses, to surveys, to detailed feedback of the most specific requirements on which you may want to hear feedback.
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Running commentaries
Software Design UK - creating website that work Some feedback you will want to hear privately, such as feedback which includes confidential information. Other feedback is as valuable in a public arena, such as customers tips on use of popular services.

We have developed a facility that enables visitors to your web site to add comments to a web page. The facility can be configured to display automatically all comments, or to be restricted only to the comments you have explicitly approved.
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