Opiria Studio Tutorial
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  • Technical requirements
  • What is Opiria?
    • Create an account
  • Study management
    • MY STUDIES
      • Survey and Diary
      • Create a study
    • DESIGN
      • Questionnaires and pages
      • Questions types
        • Message
        • Introduction
        • Single Choice
        • Multiple Choice
        • Yes/No
        • Rating
        • Rating Matrix
        • Rating Smileys
        • Rating Shapes
        • Experience Rating
        • Ranking
        • Numeric Slider
        • Semantic Slider
        • Open Question
        • Image Stimulus
        • Video Stimulus
      • Question settings
        • "Other" Answer Option
        • Multimedia Feedback
        • Skip Question
    • DISTRIBUTION
      • Opiria app
      • Web surveys
    • CONTROL
      • Answer configuration
      • Start and stop options
    • MONITOR
    • GROUPS & TAGS
      • Participant groups
      • Tag definition
    • ANALYSIS
      • Global charts
      • Customer journeys
      • Individual responses
      • Tagging & Notes
      • Filtering
        • Participant filters
        • Data filters
      • Export
  • Organization management
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  1. Study management
  2. ANALYSIS

Customer journeys

Customer's experiences on the map and in charts

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In the Global customer journeys you can visualize the journey and experiences of each respondent. This visualization is used especially in mobile diaries to analyze the experience of each respondent along his customer journey. For each participant we visualize his experience path on the map (if location available) and display charts with the given answers to all diary questions.

In the example above the map shows the customer journey on a map, where each pin represents a touch point (the point where the respondent answered the mobile diary) of that respondent. The chart below the map shows the satisfaction curve for an Experience rating question. The cards contain informations about the given answer - date and time, the name of the touch point and the given evaluation, comments and attached media files. Below the cards a chart representation shows the distribution of the feedback (from very satisfied to very unsatisfied) for one respondent.

To see the details for an touch point, click on the corresponding card to open the Answer details dialog.

Experience path and satisfaction curve