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Gauge user satisfaction inside your product by connecting Refiner to coordinate customer surveys and user feedback. Linking Refiner to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly track product events, update customer segments, and route responses directly to your CRM. Get started for free today to put your feedback loops on autopilot.
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Automate your Refiner surveys using Make. Connect customer feedback to your tools, sync data instantly, and simplify your workflows.
Create new rows in Google BigQuery from new Refiner survey submissions
This template creates new rows in a Google BigQuery table based on new Refiner survey submissions. The template expects your Refiner survey to have these questions: How likely are you to recommend our service a friend or colleague? (as an NPS score question) What do you value you most about our service? (as an open question) How many starts would you give us? (as a star rating question) The template also expects your destination BigQuery table to have these columns: received_at as datetime nps as integer starts as integer what_do_you_value as string Note that email values from Refiner will only be passed to BigQuery if they are available for the particular survey submission.
Create monday item for new Refiner completed survey
Every time a new Refiner completed survey is received, Make will automatically create a Monday item.
Add Refiner survey responses as new rows into Google Sheets
This template adds a new row into a Google Sheets spreadsheet as soon as a new survey response is collected by Refiner. While setting up the template, you need to take a generated webhook URL from Make and use it in Integrations>Webhooks in the Refiner UI. The template expects your Refiner survey to have these questions: How disappointed would you be if you could no longer use our service? NPS score The template saves the responses to this sample Google Sheets spreadsheet. You can make a copy of it for testing purposes. Note that email values from Refiner will only be passed to Google Sheets if they are available for the particular survey submission.
Automate customer feedback workflows by integrating Refiner with Make
Connect Refiner to Make to automate your feedback loops. Instantly send survey responses to Trello, Monday.com, Mailchimp, Google Sheets, or BigQuery to act on customer insights fast without any coding.
Turn feedback into action items instantly
Automatically create tasks in Trello or Monday.com as soon as customers submit surveys so your team can address their needs immediately.
Keep your customer data organized
Automatically send survey submissions to Google Sheets or BigQuery to keep your customer records updated without any manual work.
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Personalize your marketing campaigns
Tag subscribers in Mailchimp based on their survey responses to send highly targeted, relevant follow-up emails.
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