Create or update Mixpanel profile with Wootric NPS survey responses
Finding out that you have a new promoter from a Net Promoter Score survey is great but becomes even more valuable when you are able to connect it with your user behavior data in Mixpanel. When a person responds to an NPS survey with a high score (9-10), update the person’s profile in Mixpanel (or create a new one if it doesn’t exist) with a people property that indicates they are a promoter. Now you can segment any report to compare promoters vs. non-promoters, or send targeted notifications to your them to make sure they remain promoters.
Finding out that you have a new promoter from a Net Promoter Score survey is great but becomes even more valuable when you are able to connect it with your user behavior data in Mixpanel. When a person responds to an NPS survey with a high score (9-10), update the person’s profile in Mixpanel (or create a new one if it doesn’t exist) with a people property that indicates they are a promoter. Now you can segment any report to compare promoters vs. non-promoters, or send targeted notifications to your them to make sure they remain promoters.
- When this happens...Promoter ResponseTriggers when a new response is created with an NPS high score (9-10), CSAT high score (4-5) or CES high score (6-7). 
- automatically do this!Create or Update ProfileCreate a new profile or update properties of an existing profile. 
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- Detractor Response- Triggers when a new response is created with a low NPS score (0-6), low CSAT score (1-2) or low CES score (1-3). Try It
- New Response- Triggers when a new survey response is submitted. Try It
- Distinct ID (Profile ID)Required 
- Profile PropertiesRequired 
 
- Promoter Response- Triggers when a new response is created with an NPS high score (9-10), CSAT high score (4-5) or CES high score (6-7). Try It
- EmailRequired 
- Properties 
- Last surveyed 
- External created at 
 
- EventRequired 
- Distinct ID (Profile ID) 
- Event Properties 
 











