OPS Consulting
OPS Consulting Process — from configuration to recurring operations
ISCR EXTINS does not install itself. The first 4 months are critical — we configure, calibrate, and validate together.
The process
The 3 phases
Audit & configuration
We define the relevant Clusters for your network (format, geography, performance). We map existing POS and loyalty data to the CB indicators. We design the CA micro-survey adapted to your loyalty base. We configure the CO form for store managers. We calibrate on available historical data to establish the baseline.
First ISCR cycle
First ISCR scores per Cluster — calculation, interpretation, validation. First briefings with the management team and format/region directors. Calibration adjustments based on operational feedback. Installation of the crisis win room as a decision-making procedure.
Recurring operations
Monthly briefing with updated ISCR per Cluster. Win room activation when ISCR per Cluster signals a transition into the yellow/orange/red zone. Continuous optimization of Clusters, thresholds, and the playbook based on accumulated experience.
Deliverables
What you receive
- Monthly ISCR score per Cluster (scale –100 to +100) with alert system
- Monthly interpretation briefing for the management team
- Urgent alert when any Cluster crosses the orange/red threshold
- Crisis operational playbook (6 types × 7 manifestations) calibrated to your network
- Crisis win room with established procedures, using ISCR per Cluster as the single input document
- Post-crisis recovery report with institutionalized lessons
Selectivity
Capacity and selectivity
We work with a limited number of networks simultaneously to guarantee the quality of each implementation. Current capacity: 3 networks simultaneously.
Before proposing a scope of work, we hold a presentation working session — no obligations, with data from your own systems as an example.
Don't know where to start?
The ISCR Interactive Diagnostic — 10 questions, a real score of your current capacity to manage a customer sentiment crisis.