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Customer insight

We are committed to an informed understanding of who our customers are, what they need, want and think about us.

Using the wealth of data, contact and feedback information we have from our customers, insight helps us put customers at the heart of everything we do and deliver customer-focused, tailored, cost-effective, and cost-effective services.

 

 

Progress Housing Group (the Group) defines customer insight as the understanding of who our customers are, what they need, want and think about the Group and its services. It considers how all of these things are changing now and into the future.

This can vary depending on the insight and how it is being gathered, the following is a list of likely teams:

  • Business Intelligence Analyst Team
  • Customers and colleagues
  • Communications and Marketing Team
  • Operational Teams
  • Customer Voice Team

To gather customer insight, we can do this directly and indirectly with customers. Below is a list of insight tools used.

  • Focus groups - this is when groups of tenants, customers and/or colleagues are brought together to look at a particular topic/ service area.

  • Perception survey - a survey conducted annually to current tenants to evaluate the importance and satisfaction with Progress Housing Group. This is delivered by a variety of methods to ensure all tenants have an opportunity to take part.

  • Transactional surveys - a survey which is sent after a specific service has been used such as repairs, financial inclusion, aids and adaptations etc.

  • Empathy mapping - is a collaborative tool used to gain deeper insight into how tenants/customers think and feel about particular topics.

  • Journey mapping - tells the story of the tenant/customer experience with a particular service, for example from initial contact regarding a repair to this being completed.

  • System behavioural analysis/segmentation - uses available system data to understand patterns of behaviour with different service users. For example, using system data to identify types of tenants who are more likely to need additional financial support.

  • T-Bar mapping - a visual solution drawing, ‘name it, draw it, describe it’ to help tenants, customers and/or colleagues evaluate if an idea would be feasible or not.

  • Game storming - the use of game-based workshop tools to encourage imaginative exploration of key issues and the creative development of solutions.

  • Ketso - an engagement tool which acts as a prompt to evaluate and develop solutions to particular topics.

  • Thematic analysis - is a form of analysis used to identify common patterns/themes across qualitative data sources. For example, good or bad communication could be a common theme across several services.

  • Service area surveys - all service area satisfaction surveys include commentary boxes enabling us to complete thematic analysis on particular services.

  • Community chats - using demographic analysis to highlight the key areas where community chats should take place. Identified behavioural analysis in the community to focus door surveys.

  • Customer Promises  - focus groups with tenants co-created the promises, ensuring the key words important to tenants were included.

  • Undertake the new Consumer Metric survey for all low-cost home rental tenants.

  • Continue to embed customer insight across the Group.

  • Review the 2021 National Census data.

  • Undertake segmentation analysis for RWP.

  • Improve the availability of our equality, diversity and inclusion data.

  • Research other tools to be used to gain customer insight.

Privacy notice for surveys (online, postal, telephone and face-to-face)

The below statement defines how your data will be managed and used, the legal reason for collecting and processing it, as well as other organisations the information may potentially be shared with. We care greatly about the security of your information and making sure it is processed in a legal, fair and transparent manner, ensuring we are compliant with Data Protection legislation.

If you have any queries or issues or would like to act upon any of your rights mentioned below, please use the contact details provided.

The data is being collected and processed by Progress Housing Group. Our head office is at Sumner House 21 King Street, Leyland, Lancashire, PR25 2LW or you can phone us on 03333 204555. Our Data Protection Officer can be contacted on the above details or

dataprotection@progressgroup.org.uk

We value your feedback. The surveys ask questions regarding your experience of the service that you received from Progress Housing Group.  The results of these surveys will help us to improve the services that you and others will receive.

Your feedback is stored on our survey provider’s systems. Once we transfer this data to our systems, we analyse it alongside information we already hold about the service you received so that we can drive improvements. If you are a tenant or customer of the Group, your feedback will also be analysed alongside data we already hold on your client record so that we can address specific issues and ensure that our services are consistent.

The processing of data from the surveys is based upon consent from the respondent. Participation in this research is voluntary, and you are free to decide not to take part if you do not want to.

Your information will be held for as long as the content of the survey response is still relevant.  Survey responses will be reviewed every year and responses more than 6 years old will be deleted.

Your feedback will be shared within Progress Housing Group, including analytical teams and operational teams who can implement improvements to services. If we need to work with external contractors (for example, to carry out repairs) or your family, associates or representatives (for example, if you have an appointee or support worker) to action your feedback then we will also share your feedback with them.

You have the following rights under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR). To enact these rights please contact us using the contact details above.

  •       The right to access your data
  •        The right to correction of data
  •         The right to portability of your data, to a similar service provider
  •         The right to ask us to erase your data under certain circumstances
  •         The right to object to or restrict processing we carry out on your data
  •         The right to query automated decision making and profiling decisions made using your data.

You can also lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioners Office if you feel we are not handling your information in an appropriate manner.  More details are available at ico.org.uk or you can call 0303 123 1113.