Service Surface Map
Map every point where your organisation touches the people it serves.
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Your map
How does your organisation reach the people it serves?
Select all channels that apply. Each selection shapes what we map together.
Building(s)
Physical spaces you own or operate
Building type
Government service centre
Museum
Hospital
Bank branch
Shopping mall
General building
Number of locations
location(s)
Website
Web portal or service site
App
Mobile or desktop application
Assisted channels
Human or automated mediation between your service and the people it serves
Select all that apply
Live phone / contact centre
IVR / automated phone
Live chat agent
AI chat agent
Distributed kiosk
Other
Select at least one channel to continue.
Place your physical touchpoints
Drag from the tray onto the floor plan. Place each touchpoint where it belongs in your space. You can place the same touchpoint more than once.
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Floor plan
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You have indicated more than one location. Are the touchpoints consistent across all your locations?
Yes, broadly consistent
Partially: some variation
No, significant differences
Note: mapping all locations individually is a current limitation. This inventory reflects one representative floor plan. Inconsistency across locations is itself a finding worth noting.
Is your organisation's app: or any digital guide: used inside this physical space?
For example: a museum guide app used in the galleries, a hospital app used on the ward, or a government app used at a kiosk or waiting area.
Yes, actively used in-space
Sometimes or in some locations
Not currently, but it could be
No, used separately from the physical service
N/A: we do not operate an app
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What exists on your website?
Select every touchpoint that currently exists within your website or web portal. Leave unselected anything that does not yet exist.
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What exists in your app?
Select every touchpoint that currently exists within your mobile or desktop application.
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Your interface inventory
What do you measure at each physical touchpoint?
For each touchpoint in your inventory, select all instruments currently in use. Click a row to expand it. "Not currently measured" is a valid answer.
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Your space as a system
Individual touchpoint data tells you what happened at a counter or a screen. These two questions ask whether you also measure how the space itself performs.
Beyond individual touchpoints, do you have any data on how people move through your space as a whole?
For example: movement patterns, zone usage, how the layout shapes what happens before anyone reaches a service point.
Yes: we track this systematically
Partially: some data but not systematic
No: we do not measure at this level
We are not sure what this means for our context
Do any of your measurement instruments inform how you design or manage the space itself?
Not just individual touchpoints: does measurement data shape how you configure zones, circulation, or the layout?
Yes: spatial data actively shapes our space decisions
Sometimes: insights occasionally feed into space decisions
No: we measure touchpoints but manage space separately
Not applicable
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What do you measure on your digital channels?
Each touchpoint is collapsed by default. Click to expand and select instruments. You can also mark all at once using the link below.
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What do you measure on your assisted channels?
Select all instruments currently in use for each assisted channel type.
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Connections between channels
These questions ask whether your measurement systems can see across the boundary between physical and digital: not just within each channel separately.
When someone moves from your physical space to a digital channel: leaving the building and continuing online: do you have data on whether that transition is smooth?
Yes: we track cross-channel journeys
Partially: anecdotal evidence or some data
No: physical and digital measurement are separate
Not applicable to our service
When someone arrives at your physical space having already engaged digitally, do you know what they expected and whether the physical experience matched it?
Yes: we connect digital pre-visit data to in-space experience data
Partially: for some user groups or journeys
No: we do not connect digital and physical data
Not applicable
Are the teams or systems that measure your physical touchpoints the same ones that measure your digital channels?
Fully integrated: one team or system covers all channels
Partially integrated: some shared data, separate teams
Fully siloed: separate teams and systems, no shared data
We do not know
Your measurement map