Catch every negative before it becomes an issue.
A negative rating is a five-minute problem on the day it happens and a churn risk by the time it shows up in a weekly report. Supportman routes every low score to its own channel in real time, so the team sees the bad news first and can respond while the conversation is still warm.
The cost of finding out on Friday
Most teams technically have DSAT data — in a dashboard, reviewed weekly, long after the customer has moved on. By then the options are an awkward cold re-open or a silent write-off. Neither wins the customer back.
Caught within minutes, the same rating is a save: the context is fresh, the customer is still around, and a fast, human follow-up regularly turns a two-star experience into a loyal account.
Tuned to how your team triages
Choose whether the channel gets every low score or only the ones with a remark attached, and who gets pinged. The point is a short, honest queue the team actually clears — not another noisy feed.