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Community Summary
Updated over a week ago

How to get there

To see a summary of what's been going on in a community during the time period you've selected in your date filter, you can navigate to any community page and click on the "7 days" at the top to adjust the period.

To get to a community page, you can click on its name from the Latest News areas, or by selecting Communities from the menu in the top right then selecting a specific community from the list and clicking Read More.

How to interpret

Underneath the community name, you'll see the current community score and rating, and, if applicable, the review score (this is an aggregation of all historic review data we have for this community).

The first page you'll see when clicking on a community breaks down the data related to that community into:

  • Reviews: a summary of any reviews customers have left for the community [note this is only available if you are sending this data source. Please get in touch if you'd like to discuss how to do this].

  • Complaints: anything our models identify in your data as a complaint

  • Risks: anything our models identify as physical or safety risks to the community

  • Escalations: a need to escalate can be due to the seriousness of the issue, risk or customer frustration

  • Summary: an overview of the themes in the community

Use this page and the community score as a way of quickly getting up to speed with what's been going on in the community.

๐Ÿ’กTip: Note that the data on this page will show either the last month's summary or the last week's, depending on what time filter you have selected.

Clicking the Share button at the bottom will offer you two options:

  • Copy: this copies the text to your clipboard so that you can paste into your chosen form of communication: this can be useful if you want to send it in an instant messenger or use it as part of a report.

  • Email: this will open your chosen mail provider with the text already contained in the body of the email. Use this if you just want to quickly share the information with a colleague.

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