
•
•

Summarize blog with








Identifying bottlenecks is crucial to your customer onboarding journey. Minimizing the possibility of any surprises during onboarding takes you one step closer to successful onboarding.
Organizations need to adopt the proper collection mechanisms to get the data and feedback right. What can your customer success teams use to strategize smooth onboarding?
In this blog, Preflighters give us insights into picking suitable methodologies. When the questions are right, there is a higher probability of hitting closer to the bullseye in your answers.
It is helpful to identify and often validate the areas where users experience the most friction or are getting the most stuck when adopting your platform. Including a section about content preferences and content requests can provide invaluable data points as you build out your product content roadmap.
Customers tend to provide product feedback/suggestions about the implementation and onboarding experience in other open text fields. We’ve recently added a question about product usability, but it doesn’t have a dedicated space for suggestions. Having a dedicated space would surely make reporting and sharing feedback with our product teams much faster.
Try to get the Net Promoter Score(NPS) first, then the Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT), and balance it with the CSM sentiment. Then blend in usage! Nothing beats calling your customers and asking them about their onboarding and implementation experience.
Your post-project survey is the baseline. It would be great to track against the post-project survey and set goals/KPIs for improvement.
If you have any additional strategies you want to share, we’d love to have you join Preflight Community and share it with our members!
What I appreciated most about Rocketlane is its seamless approach to onboarding and project management. The ability to collaborate in real-time, set clear timelines, and track progress across multiple teams makes it incredibly efficient. The built-in document-sharing and communication tools reduce the need to switch between platforms. It’s especially useful for client-facing projects, where transparency and accountability are key


AI that executes your delivery work (Add to any plan)
Most popular
Ideal for expanding organizations needing more in-depth capabilities and integration for scaling.
Most popular
Great for teams desiring tailored workflows with comprehensive reporting capabilities.
Most popular
Tailored for large enterprises requiring a fully customizable, comprehensive delivery engine.
A Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) embeds in the customer environment to implement, customize, and operationalize complex products. They unblock integrations, fix data issues, adapt workflows, and bridge engineering gaps — accelerating onboarding, adoption, and customer value far beyond traditional post-sales roles.

A Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) embeds in the customer environment to implement, customize, and operationalize complex products. They unblock integrations, fix data issues, adapt workflows, and bridge engineering gaps — accelerating onboarding, adoption, and customer value far beyond traditional post-sales roles.





70–85% utilization. 94% G2 rating.
One platform does what the entire table above tries
to split across tools.
70–85% utilization. 94% G2 rating.
One platform does what the entire table above tries
to split across tools.

70–85% utilization. 94% G2 rating.
One platform does what the entire table above tries
to split across tools.
Enterprise implementations fail because customers don’t follow the process or provide clean data on time. Most delays are purely “customer-side” issues.
Implementations fail because complex environments need real-time technical problem-solving. FDEs unblock workflows, integrations, and unknown constraints that traditional onboarding teams can’t resolve on their own.
Get a better all-in-one PSA
Get a better all-in-one PSA
Companies that embed engineers directly with customers see significantly higher enterprise retention compared to traditional post-sales models — because embedded engineers uncover “unknowns” that never surface in ticket queues.

VP Sales, Intercom

A Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) embeds in the customer environment to implement, customize, and operationalize complex products. They unblock integrations, fix data issues, adapt workflows, and bridge engineering gaps — accelerating onboarding, adoption, and customer value far beyond traditional post-sales roles.






.webp)