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Local Government

Client Feedback Loop for Local Government

Systematically collects, analyzes, and acts on ratepayer feedback to drive continuous service improvement.

Trigger: Feedback collection cycle begins (monthly or after project milestone)
Total: 5-10 business days
4 stages
Compliance Note

Supports Local Government Act compliance, freedom of information requirements, and public accountability standards.

Workflow Stages

1

Feedback Collection

Distribute surveys and conduct interviews to gather structured and unstructured feedback from ratepayers.

Inputs

  • Survey instruments
  • Ratepayer contact list
  • Interview guide

Outputs

  • Completed surveys
  • Interview transcripts
  • Raw feedback data set
Customer Success Manager
3-5 days
2

Feedback Analysis

Categorize, score, and analyze feedback to identify trends, themes, and priority areas.

Inputs

  • Raw feedback data
  • Historical feedback comparison
  • Analysis framework

Outputs

  • Feedback analysis report
  • Trend identification
  • Priority improvement areas ranked
Operations Analyst
2-3 days
3

Action Planning

Develop specific improvement actions based on the feedback analysis and assign owners.

Inputs

  • Feedback analysis report
  • Current improvement backlog
  • Resource availability

Outputs

  • Improvement action plan
  • Action items assigned with timelines
  • Quick wins identified for immediate implementation
Service Delivery Manager
1-2 days

Decision Points

  • Which improvements should be prioritized?
  • Are additional resources needed?
4

Ratepayer Communication

Share feedback themes and planned actions with ratepayers to demonstrate responsiveness.

Inputs

  • Action plan summary
  • Ratepayer communication template
  • Ratepayer contact list

Outputs

  • Feedback acknowledgment sent to ratepayers
  • Planned improvements communicated
  • Ratepayer trust reinforced
Customer Success Manager
1-2 days

Frequently Asked Questions

Is feedback anonymous?

Ratepayers can choose to provide feedback anonymously or attributed. Both types are analyzed equally, though attributed feedback allows for more targeted follow-up.

How does feedback lead to actual changes?

Each feedback cycle produces an action plan with assigned owners and deadlines. Progress is reported to leadership monthly and shared with ratepayers at review meetings.

How often is ratepayer feedback collected?

Formal feedback is collected monthly through surveys and quarterly through in-depth interviews. Ad-hoc feedback is captured at any time through the support channel.

Ready to implement this workflow in your business?

Our team can implement this workflow into your business operations with custom tools and training.