📊 Weekly Scorecard
Total Conversations
2
↓ 71% vs last week (7)
NPS Score
-50
↓ from 0 last week
Escalations
1
↑ from 0 last week
Phone System Issues
1
↑ from 0 last week
NPS Calculation: Based on sentiment analysis of 2 conversations — 0 Promoters, 1 Passive (info request), 1 Detractor (frustrated customer unable to reach restaurant by phone, required escalation). NPS = (0/2 - 1/2) × 100 = -50. Lowest volume week since launch with just 2 conversations. The single escalation involved phone system failure and a stranded customer.
🚨 Escalations This Week: 1
🔴 Darcy Leschly — Urgent Reservation Modification
Customer had a reservation for the evening of March 10 but was stranded in Palm Springs due to mechanical flight issues. Needed to modify reservation timing. Called 650-899-7686 multiple times — phone not answering / line disconnected.
Customer quotes:
- "I'm currently stuck in Palm Springs as my flight has mechanical issues and there are no seats to SFO available. I need to push back to 7pm."
- "They didn't answer and the phone disconnected"
- "No one is answering the phone."
- "The problem now is my flight has been pushed back again until 4pm"
Contact: Darcy@leschly.com | +16466627400 | Escalated to management for follow-up
📌 Notable Items
☎️ Phone System Failure Returns
Customer tried calling 650-899-7686 multiple times — no answer and line disconnected. This is the same phone issue tracked since late January that appeared resolved last week.
Phone reliability remains a critical issue for reservation management and customer experience.
Customer tried calling 650-899-7686 multiple times — no answer and line disconnected. This is the same phone issue tracked since late January that appeared resolved last week.
Phone reliability remains a critical issue for reservation management and customer experience.
❓ Brand Discovery Continues
"Tell me about The Pro!" — Another customer discovering the venue, received full overview of concept, history, and Andrew Luck partnership.
Organic brand curiosity remains consistent week-over-week.
"Tell me about The Pro!" — Another customer discovering the venue, received full overview of concept, history, and Andrew Luck partnership.
Organic brand curiosity remains consistent week-over-week.
📈 Conversation Themes
📅 Reservation Management
Conversations
1 (50%)
vs Last Week
New theme — modification + escalation
❓ Information Requests
Conversations
1 (50%)
vs Last Week
— same as last week (2 convos)
☎️ Phone System Issues
Conversations
1 (50%)
vs Last Week
↑ from 0 — Issue resurfaced
💯 NPS Analysis
Net Promoter Score
-50
Based on sentiment analysis of 2 conversations
0
Promoters
1
Passives
1
Detractors
😀 Promoter Signals
- No promoter signals this week. The info request conversation was a neutral inquiry with no explicit positive sentiment beyond curiosity.
😐 Passive Signals
- "Tell me about The Pro!" — Routine information request. Customer received a comprehensive overview but did not express any strong sentiment.
😟 Detractor Signals
- Darcy Leschly: Frustrated customer stranded due to flight issues, unable to reach restaurant by phone despite multiple attempts. Phone "disconnected" and "no one is answering." Required escalation for a routine reservation modification that should have been handled by a quick phone call.
⭐ Weekly Highlights
🌟 What's Working
- Escalation System Worked: When the phone failed, the text channel successfully captured the customer's issue and escalated to management with full context, contact info, and conversation history.
- Brand Discovery Continues: "Tell me about The Pro!" shows ongoing organic interest. Clark the zebra delivered an engaging, comprehensive overview.
- Text as Backup Channel: Darcy's situation demonstrates the value of the text channel — when phone lines fail, customers can still reach the business and get escalated.
⚠️ Areas for Improvement
- Phone System Unreliable (Again): After a clean week, phone issues resurfaced. Customer called multiple times — line not answering and disconnecting. This has been flagged since late January and remains unresolved.
- Record-Low Volume: Just 2 conversations is the lowest week since launch — down 71% from last week (7) and continuing a steep decline from 37 three weeks ago.
- Reservation Modification Gap: The initial response directed Darcy to call the restaurant rather than offering to help directly. Two hours passed before escalation was triggered, during which the customer's flight situation changed.
- March Madness Prep: Tournament started 3/17 (next week). No sports viewing conversations this week — an opportunity to proactively promote The Pro as a March Madness destination.
💬 Notable Conversations
Escalation & Phone Issues
"I'm currently stuck in Palm Springs as my flight has mechanical issues and there are no seats to SFO available. I need to push back to 7pm for now in case my flight gets fixed."
"They didn't answer and the phone disconnected"
"No one is answering the phone."
Brand Discovery
"Tell me about The Pro!"
🎯 Priority Actions
📋 Action Items — Ranked by Urgency
1
Fix Phone System Reliability (CRITICAL)
The 650-899-7686 line failed again this week — not answering and disconnecting. A customer with an urgent reservation change was unable to reach the restaurant despite multiple attempts over 2+ hours. This issue has persisted since late January. Investigate phone system, ensure voicemail or callback options are available during service hours.
2
Follow Up with Darcy Leschly
Confirm that management contacted Darcy at Darcy@leschly.com regarding the reservation modification on March 10. Ensure the customer experience was recovered after the phone failure.
3
Prepare for March Madness (Starts 3/17)
The NCAA tournament begins next week. Promote The Pro as a viewing destination — update TV schedule availability, consider proactive messaging to past sports-viewing customers, and ensure staff is ready for increased sports-related traffic.
4
Investigate Conversation Volume Decline
Volume has dropped from 37 → 20 → 7 → 2 over four weeks. Determine whether this reflects seasonal patterns, reduced SMS marketing, or disengagement. Consider whether the text channel needs promotion or if traffic has shifted to other channels.