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Client X · synthetic portfolio case
Reviews, NPS and operational risk
Key takeaway

Reviews do not show reputational noise, but operational risk of repeat sales.

A synthetic model links feedback topics, scores, share of criticism, and potential money trail across network points.

Average rating
4,18
for all public reviews
Negative
22%
1-2 stars and strong complaints
Critical Topics
5
timing, quality, price, communication, availability
Loss potential
RUB126m
scenario estimate, non-accounting fact

Which breaks trust more often

topic model

Negative Feedback Topics

Timing and waiting
31%
Quality of work
27%
Price and transparency
20%
Communication
18%
Availability and logistics
13%

Positive Feedback Topics

Staff assistance
34%
Quick solution
28%
Quality of result
24%
Recording convenience
13%

Hazard Points

branch prioritization
FacilityEvaluationNegativeRisk indexMain topicAction
Cluster A-03
large flow
3,4241%78timing and communicationCustomer Response SLA before Order Completion
Cluster B-11
high average check
3,5836%73price transparencyrecord approval of additional works
Cluster C-07
stable base
3,9127%61result qualitycall back after disputed cases
Cluster D-18
low risk
4,648%22staff and assistanceuse as benchmark scripts
Timing31%

Most often, the client is dissatisfied not with the expectation itself, but with the lack of a clear status.

Price20%

Negativity intensifies when the final amount looks unexpected, even if the work has been done.

Quality27%

Repeated appeals after the result directly hit the willingness to recommend the point.

Synthetic examples of wording

“First they promised one term, then they postponed it without explanation.”
“The final price became clear only at the end.”
“The problem was solved, but I had to remind myself several times.”

What to add to the management agenda

01. A separate KPI for status messages to the customer.
02. Unified pre-work price approval template.
03. Analysis of 7 red dots on the texts, and not only on the average score.