WhatsApp doesn't replace SMS or email — it adds a two-way channel, and SMS or email stay as the next step when someone doesn't reply.
A touchpoint triggers the survey, an approved WhatsApp message opens the chat, and your questions follow in the same order you designed them.
Any touchpoint from your systems, through native integrations.
Lands in a chat they read — not an inbox they skim.
Rating and choice questions stay exactly as designed — same wording, same order.
Text or voice, with one smart follow-up when needed.
Lands in your results and the customer's profile.
When an open answer is too short or too vague to act on, the AI engine asks one short, relevant follow-up. When it isn't, the conversation simply moves on.
Customers can answer any open question with a voice note — so people who would never type a long answer still tell you what happened. It's transcribed and analysed exactly like a written answer.
“Pickup was two hours late and nobody called me. Mark at the desk was great though — he explained every item on the invoice.”
“Araç iki saat geç hazır oldu, kimse aramadı.”
− Vehicle ready on time — negativeVoice notes are transcribed in the language of your survey — and coded into the same topics.
By default, the audio file is deleted once it's transcribed — only the text is kept.
Connect your own WhatsApp Business account. Meta bills you directly for messages at its own rates — we never add a markup. Cloud4Feed charges a simple, volume-based fee for the conversations it runs.
If a customer doesn't answer on WhatsApp, a reminder goes out in the same chat, then the survey moves to SMS or email automatically. Without WhatsApp consent, it goes straight to the next channel.
WhatsApp needs its own consent. No consent, no message — checked every time.
Compare channels with your own customers — not someone else's benchmark.