Feedback Widget (Studio)
About the Feedback Widget
You can use the feedback widget to display customer feedback or interactions in a dashboard. You can have the feedback widget interact with other widgets. You can also customize the feedback widget to show the most relevant feedback.
See Widgets (XM Discover) for information about editing widget properties and more.
Adding a Feedback Widget
Properties Tab
You can edit widget properties in the Properties tab. See Adding a Widget for information about adding a widget.
Visualization Tab
You can define feedback presentation in the Visualization tab.
- Select the Visualization tab.
- To enter a custom report title, click Custom title.
- Enter a custom report title into the box.
Qtip: Auto Title to keep the automatically generated report title. - Select the date range for the report. For all available options, see Date Range Filters.
Qtip: Set your widget to ignore the dashboard date range to ensure that the dashboard date range replaces the date range defined here.
- Select the level of feedback to preview from the following options:
- Sentences: Show sentences that satisfy defined conditions to provide the most granular level of feedback.
- Context: Display sentences that satisfy the defined conditions in the context of 2 adjacent sentences (1 sentence before and 1 after).
- Verbatim: Show sentences in the context of an entire verbatim or textual feedback field. If a document contains only 1 verbatim, then the verbatim view is the same as the document view.
- Document: Display sentences in the context of an entire document.
- Select the Total (N=) checkbox to display document volume, the total number of documents that match report conditions, and filters in the bottom-right corner of a widget.
For more information on document volume, see Displaying Total Volume on Widgets (Studio).
Qtip: Deselect the Total (N=) checkbox to hide this metric. - Select a feedback display style from the following options:
- Bubble: Display feedback inside stylized chat bubbles. This style works best for short feedback like social media posts. See the Adjusting Feedback Display Style Settings section below for more information on adjusting bubble display style settings.
- Table: Show feedback inside a table. This style works best for short to medium feedback like reviews and surveys. See the Adjusting Feedback Display Style Settings section below for more information on adjusting table display style settings.
- Pane: Display feedback in a tri-pane view similar to the document explorer, including the clip and share feedback feature. This style works best for longer feedback like extensive surveys and conversations, including call and chat interactions. See the Adjusting Feedback Display Style Settings section below for information on adjusting pane display style settings.
Qtip: Bubble and table display styles are available for the following feedback levels: sentences, context, and verbatim. The pane display style is available for verbatim and document feedback levels.
Adjusting Feedback Display Style Settings
You can adjust the feedback widget’s display settings to customize your widget’s appearance. The options available to you depend on your selected display format:
Bubble
Choose how many Columns of bubbles to display in the Columns section. Select 1 or 2 columns for narrow widgets. Expand to 3 or 4 columns for wider widgets.
Enter the number of chat bubbles to show per page in the Items Per Page box.
In the Sort By section, click 1 of the following options, displayed from left to right, to sort feedback: Sort by Sentiment to sort feedback by sentence sentiment score, Sort by Effort Score to sort feedback by sentence effort score, or Sort by Date to sort feedback by index date.
Select which metadata and customer feedback to display below each chat bubble. Select which metadata and custom feedback to display below each chat bubble. See the Selecting Metadata to Display section information on selecting metadata to display.
Table
Enter the number of table rows to show per page in the Items Per Page box.
In the Sort By section, click 1 of the following options, displayed from left to right, to sort feedback: Sort by Sentiment to sort feedback by sentence sentiment score, Sort by Effort Score to sort feedback by sentence effort score, or Sort by Date to sort feedback by index date.
Select the metadata and customer feedback to display in up to 15 additional columns. See the Selecting Metadata to Display section information on selecting metadata to display.
Pane
In the Sort By section, click 1 of the following options, displayed from left to right, to sort feedback: Sort by Sentiment to sort feedback by sentence sentiment score, Sort by Effort Score to sort feedback by sentence effort score, or Sort by Date to sort feedback by index date.
Turn on the Results Pane toggle in the Results Pane section to show the left pane with sentences that satisfy defined conditions when feedback is displayed.
Turn this toggle off to hide the left pane.
Turn the Context Pane toggle on in the Context Pane section to show metadata in the right pane with metadata when displaying feedback. Turn this toggle off to hide the right pane.
Select the metadata to display in the Context pane (if this pane is enabled). See the Selecting Metadata to Display section information on selecting metadata to display.
Selecting Metadata to Display
- Click the name of the metadata that you wish to move to the Context Display Options section from the available options listed in the card on the left:
- Sentences, Context, Verbatim, or Document (availability will depend on the selected view). See Display Options for more information.
- Sentiment: Show overall sentence sentiment and enable viewers to apply sentiment-based quick filters.
- Effort: Display the sentence effort score and enable viewers to apply effort-based quick filters.
- Source: Show the feedback source (for example, Facebook or Twitter).
- Document Date: To display the feedback date.
- Topics: Display related topics.
- NLP: Show attributes automatically derived from feedback by the XM Discover Natural Language Processing (NLP) engine:
- Words: Display specific word types mentioned in customer feedback.
- Enrichment: Show specific types of content mentioned in customer feedback.
- Language: Display feedback language.
- Attributes: Display structured attributes available in customer feedback.
- Derived Attributes: To show attributes derived from other attributes or classification models.
- Metrics: Display standard calculations and derived metrics.
- Scorecards: Show rubrics in the Intelligent Scoring section of the Context pane.
Qtip: Click the plus ( + ) icon to display more options.Qtip: Unavailable metadata for the selected feedback level and display style are grayed out and crossed out.
Qtip: Both the feedback widget pane and the ad hoc document explorer have right-hand Context panes. However, unlike document explorer, metadata does not automatically appear in the feedback widget. Be sure to add each relevant scorecard to the Context Display Options pane when editing the widget to display full results for viewers. To add the full scorecard in the Intelligent Scoring pane, select it from the Scorecards section.
To add the attribute only to the Attributes pane, select it from the Attributes section.
- To adjust additional settings for a selected item (optional for text attributes and topics), click the gear icon next to it.
- You can adjust display option settings for Sentences, Context, Verbatim, or Document in the Settings window. See the Sentences, Context, Verbatim, or Document Display Option Settings subsection below for more information.
- To select which classification models to display (optional for topics in table view), click the Filter Topics icon next to Topics. Select the models from the menu.
- To mark attributes or topics as favorites (optional for attributes and topics in pane view), click the star icon next to them so that the star turns dark.
- To show an entire section such as Inbox or Intelligent Scoring (optional for Context Pane configuration), turn on the toggle next to the section name in the Context Display Options Turn off the toggle to hide an entire section.
Sentences, Context, Verbatim, or Document Display Option Settings
- Select 1 of the following options to render URLs in an attribute as images or clickable links:
- None (default): Display attribute values as plain text.
- Image: Display attribute values as images. See Displaying Images in Tables for more details.
- Link: Display attribute values as clickable links.
Qtip: If you wish to display a URL in the feedback widget in table view, provide the URL in a case-sensitive attribute in Designer.
- Select a capitalization style in which to display feedback:
- Default: Display values as they were provided.
- lowercase: Display values using only lowercase letters.
- UPPERCASE: Display values using only uppercase letters.
- Sentence case: Capitalize the first letter of the first word only.
- First Letter Of Every Word: Capitalize the first letter of every word. Letters following a hyphen or an underscore are also capitalized. For example: Wind-Powered, April_Surveys.
- Turn the Display Enrichment Pills & Formatting toggle on to show enrichment pills (such as sentiment and effort) and sentiment formatting. Turn this toggle off to hide these.
- Turn the Show Empty Attributes toggle on to show empty attributes (attributes that do not have any value associated with the current document) in the Attributes and Key Info Turn this toggle off to hide these.
- Click Update.
Display Options
Different display options are available for different levels of feedback and display styles.
Example: Sentiment and effort are calculated and evaluated per sentence. These aren’t aggregated per document, and aren’t available for verbatim and document feedback views.
Sentences and Context
- Bubble feedback display style is available for sentiment, effort, source, and document date.
- Table feedback display style is available for sentiment, effort, source, document date, topics, NLP, attributes, and derived attributes.
Verbatim
- Bubble feedback display style is available for source and document date.
- Table feedback display style is available for source, document date, topics, NLP, attributes, and derived attributes.
- Pane feedback display style is available for topics, NLP, attributes, derived attributes, metrics, and scorecards.
Document
Pane feedback display style is available for topics, NLP, attributes, derived attributes, metrics, and scorecards.
Filters Tab
In the Filters tab, you can further narrow down report data. See Applying Filters to a Widget for more information.
Selecting Feedback
After saving the feedback widget, you can manually select which pieces of feedback to include or exclude from the widget.
- Open the dashboard in Edit mode.
- Expand the actions menu.
- Click Feedback Selection.
- Select the checkbox next to individual sentences, verbatims, or documents in the Select column.
Qtip: You can click Clear All to clear all selections. - Turn the Exclude toggle on to exclude selected feedback. Turn this toggle off to include selected feedback.
- Click Done to confirm feedback selection.
Qtip: Click Cancel to cancel feedback selection.
Quick Filtering in View Mode
Feedback widget viewers can filter feedback by sentiment, effort, or emotional intensity using quick filters.
- Go to the dashboard.
- Click the filter icon below the widget title.
- Expand the Quick Filter menu.
- Select 1 of the following filtering options:
- All Feedback: Show all sentences (including records with empty verbatim).
- Positive Sentiment: Display only sentences with a positive sentence sentiment score.
- Negative Sentiment: Show sentences with a negative sentence sentiment score.
- Sentiment Detected: Display all sentences except for empty verbatim stubs.
- Easy Effort: Show only sentences where the effort score is easy or very easy.
- Hard Effort: Display only sentences where the effort score is hard or very hard.
- Effort Detected: Show all sentences where an effort score is detected.
- High Emotional Intensity: Display only sentences where emotional intensity is high.
- Medium Emotional Intensity: Show only sentences where emotional intensity is medium.
- Low Emotional Intensity: Display only sentences where emotional intensity is low.
- Emotional Intensity Detected: Show all sentences where emotional intensity is detected.