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Corporate Strategy Presentation
CustomerExperience
Audit
Sandya Juice Shop, Vadlamudi, Guntur
Submitted by Batch-06
Under the guidance of Dr. Sarita
Satpathy
S. SATYA REDDY
241FC01117
SURAJ KUMAR
241FC01134
V. TEJASWINI
241FC01147
A. MOUNIKA
241FC01171
3.
Why This Study
Matters???
MeasureSatisfaction
Understand actual customer satisfaction levels
and service quality perceptions.
Identify Gaps
Pinpoint service delivery issues affecting
customer experience.
Drive Improvement
Provide actionable recommendations to enhance
retention and footfall.
This audit evaluates waiting time, hygiene, staff
behavior, ambience, pricing, and taste at Sandya
Juice Shop—a popular outlet serving students and
local residents with affordable, fresh juices.
4.
Research Framework
SERVQUAL Model
Servicequality measured across five
dimensions:
• Reliability – accurate promise delivery
• Responsiveness – quick service
• Assurance – staff trust
• Empathy – personalized attention
• Tangibles – cleanliness, environment
SERVQUAL Model
Service quality measured across five
dimensions:
• Reliability – accurate promise delivery
• Responsiveness – quick service
• Assurance – staff trust
• Empathy – personalized attention
• Tangibles – cleanliness, environment
5.
Customer Satisfaction
Scorecard
3.5
3.8
4.4
4.2
Taste &Quality
Strongest factor driving customer loyalty
Pricing
Affordable and excellent value for money
Staff Behavior
Friendly but inconsistent during peak
hours
Cleanliness
Needs immediate attention and
improvement
Overall Satisfaction: 4.1/5 — Good
performance with clear opportunities for
enhancement.
6.
The Waiting Time
Challenge
QuickService
Under 2 minutes during off-peak
times
60%
Wait 2-5 Minutes
Majority experience acceptable service
speed
Peak Hour Delays
Slow service during rush periods
Key Finding: Waiting time is the biggest
customer complaint, especially during peak
hours when students rush between classes.
7.
Critical Issues
Identified
Service Delays
Peakhour bottlenecks causing
customer frustration and longer
wait times.
Hygiene Concerns
Fruit waste, flies, messy floors during
rush hours—cleanliness score only
3.5/5.
Limited Ambience
No seating area, lack of proper waste
bins, and no digital menu board.
Inconsistent Communication
Staff pressure during busy times leads
to rushed interactions and over-sweet
juices.
8.
Operational
Improvements
Reduce Waiting Time
Hireextra helper during peak hours, pre-cut
fruits with hygiene protocols, introduce
token/order number system.
Enhance Cleanliness
Install covered dustbins, clean floor every 30
minutes, use fruit-cover nets, maintain
clutter-free work area.
Improve Ambience
Provide 3-4 stools or standing tables, install
shade/canopy, add attractive menu and price
board.
9.
Customer Service
Excellence
Communication Matters
•Staff should greet every customer
warmly
• Inform expected waiting time upfront
• Offer sugar level customization
options
• Maintain consistency during peak
hours
"Small improvements in communication
can transform customer perception and
build lasting loyalty."
10.
Menu Innovation
Opportunities
Seasonal Specials
Introducelimited-time offerings based on
fruit availability and student preferences.
Healthy Options
Sugar-free and diet combinations for health-
conscious customers.
Premium Shakes
Expand beyond juices with protein shakes and
specialty beverages.
11.
Path to Excellence
CurrentState
4.1/5 satisfaction with strong taste and
pricing, but hygiene and waiting time issues.
Implement Changes
Execute recommendations for cleanliness,
ambience, service speed, and communication.
Target Achievement
Reach 4.5+ satisfaction, become the most
preferred outlet near Vignan University.