NPS on more than just 0–10
In research or internal surveys, 0–10 often isn't what's used. The Net Score is still calculated automatically — no manual re-coding.
5-, 7- or 11-point scale. QUESTIONSTAR calculates the Net Score automatically, shows it in native charts — and can follow up automatically on low ratings.


A scale that doesn't fit the tool. An export that first has to be sorted in Excel. Charts built only for a monthly report. And a bad score where nobody's quite sure who follows up.
Then the feedback is there — but not really usable yet.
That turns a simple question into a small analysis process.
In research or internal surveys, 0–10 often isn't what's used. The Net Score is still calculated automatically — no manual re-coding.
When charts are only built after the export, they often get stuck in the monthly report. Here they take shape right in the tool — and can be passed natively to Data Studio or Power BI when needed.
On a low value, a follow-up question can appear right away. For example: "May we get in touch with you?"
Via webhook, Zapier or n8n, responses can be passed on directly. So sales or support can react the same day — not only after the next report.
NPS doesn't always have to be 0 to 10. QUESTIONSTAR calculates the Net Score automatically — on 5- or 7-point scales too.
Thresholds for detractors, passives and promoters can be adjusted. On a 5-point scale, for instance: 0–2 as detractors, 3 as passive, 4–5 as promoters.
Gauge, pie chart, bar, column, histogram or table — right in the tool. When the results need to be shown, they can be exported as Word, Excel, PowerPoint or PDF.
NPS is calculated automatically.
CSAT and CES can be analyzed today via custom variables. Automatic calculation is in preparation.
So a detractor doesn't only surface in the next report, you can react right away.
Email alert to the team as soon as the condition is met. Inline follow-up question on a low score. Webhook into HubSpot or Salesforce, so a bad score becomes more than just a report.
Right after onboarding, the mood is often clearer than three months later. When a customer rates low, an alert can fire right away — before the case disappears into the monthly report.
After delivery or a support contact, a short scale is often enough. CSAT can be captured and analyzed manually today; automatic calculation is in preparation.
The mechanics are the same, only the question changes. For internal surveys, what matters most is that anonymity and analysis work cleanly together.
In research and pretests, 5- and 7-point scales are often more common than 0–10. That's exactly where the flexible NPS calculation helps, because there's no need to re-code afterward.
QUESTIONSTAR can calculate NPS automatically on 5-, 7- and 11-point scales. The thresholds for detractors, passives and promoters are adjustable.
Yes. You can use the relevant questions in the same survey. NPS is calculated automatically; CSAT and CES can currently be analyzed manually via custom variables.
Depending on the configuration, an email notification can be triggered, a follow-up question can appear in the questionnaire, or a response can be passed to another system via webhook / Zapier / n8n. Conditions can also be combined across several questions.
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Yes. Raw data can be exported as CSV, XLSX or SPSS — or passed on directly via API and webhook. Data can also be connected natively to Data Studio or Power BI. Via Zapier and n8n, individual responses can be transferred to other systems. Finished reports are available as Word, Excel, PowerPoint or PDF.
No. QUESTIONSTAR calculates your Net Score, not your comparison to someone else's benchmarks. That's deliberate: external benchmarks often sound more helpful than they are methodologically.
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