How KLM Royal Dutch Airlines created a fan-favorite app with customer insights.
—Stijn Bannier, Product Manager Mobile, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
App store rating,
increased from 2.8 at launch
Active daily users
of the KLM app
More seats
sold per day
When the first iteration for the airline’s mobile app launched to mixed reviews, KLM needed a way to quickly understand what customers felt was missing from the app and identify bugs that were impacting the user experience. Ultimately, they needed to turn their minimum viable product into a minimum lovable product.
KLM implemented GetFeedback into the mobile app to collect and analyze both quantitative and qualitative in-app feedback without disrupting the user experience.
Integrated feedback helps the development team trace issues to find the source of customer frustrations. The efficient process saves time, putting the focus on what matters: bug fixes and solutions that work and enhance customer experience.
With the qualitative data and demographic information from GetFeedback, KLM stays in tune with what different types of app users think, feel, and need from the app experience. New features and updates are prioritized based on this insight.
The development team is able to drive alignment with other departments thanks to the in-app feedback; customer service can relay feedback they’re hearing and connect it to technical insight the development team gets from GetFeedback.
Since integrating GetFeedback, KLM is more in tune with their app user base and better able to continuously enhance their experience. The app has increased from a 2.8 star rating to a 4.2 one, and the app has been downloaded millions of times. Every day, more than 100,000 users log in to the app.
—Stijn Bannier, Product Manager Mobile, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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