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How has Insight Customer Scrutiny made a difference?

Scrutiny aims to capture a customer’s view of what works and where change could improve service experience for customers – here’s what Insight found out when scrutinising the Employment and Skills Support, and how comments were used to help make the way we work even better.

The Insight Customer Scrutiny group was formed in April 2014 to gather feedback and review Great Places services and support.

Insight have completed scrutiny for a range of services – here are links to recent scrutiny reviews including recommendations:

2025 Insight Review – Planned Improvement Work: Influence of Communication on Customer Experience

Summary of Insight’s Scrutiny Outcomes on Communication During Planned Improvement Work

Insight’s recent scrutiny highlighted a strong customer-first commitment to offering choice, understanding individual needs and practicalities, and supporting vulnerabilities throughout planned improvement work.

To strengthen communication, Insight recommended three key actions:

  1. Engage Early
    Provide timely notifications and gather essential details at the start to support effective planning.
  2. Keep Customers Informed
    Manage the delivery process proactively, ensuring customers are updated throughout the improvement work.
  3. Handover and Feedback
    Conduct handover inspections with customers to create an opportunity for feedback on their experience.

These steps will help us deliver a smoother, more transparent process and ensure customers feel supported every step of the way.

Read the summary report from this scrutiny review here – Planned Improvement Work Influence of Communications on Customer Experience

 

2025

Older Insight Reports

Insight have completed scrutiny of a range of services, you can find out more details by following the links below:

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