None. I've never used showing feedback. The only feedback I need is an offer or two or twenty. 

I've used ShowingSuite (which some of you know as Centralized Showing) for many many years and love that the questions can be customized for each property.  I get an excellent response rate too!

I use Centralized Showing Service for all of my listings.  They have an email system that automatically emails the agent 3 times requesting feedback.  Works pretty good.

We use Centralized Showing for scheduling and they send three e-mail requests for feedback. We can customize the feedback form.

I try to have all showings set up via Showing Time, which is integrated with our listings.  It sends out auto feedback requests;  I'd say about 60% of the agents respond to it.  If they say something like "need a larger, flat backyard for children" then I don't need to follow up because it is what it is.  If I do not get a response, I follow up with a phone call. 

I call each agent for feedback.  If it seems that they prefer text, I text asking for feedback.

I understand that feedback services are convenient and popular, but I feel like a service puts an extra layer between the agents.  Sometimes a conversation can be much more useful. 

I use Showing Time that is connected to our MLS. It's good and easy to use. 

I request in advance and usually receive feedback either by email or text within 24 hrs.

I don't use a feedback service. Either my assistant or I make the contacts. I try to text first.

I used CSS for a while.  Now I use my iPhone 6S

I seldom get too excited by the feedback, some of it is meaningless, some is clearly trying to soften us up for a lowball, and some of it may be usefull.

Our area uses Showing Time.

I email or text the agent for feedback.

Have never seen one that I really liked, so have not used. Prefer to call agents to get more personal vs "canned" feedback and ask my own questions.

I don't.   

Centralized Showing Service

http://www.showings.com/

Showingtime.

Jill Murty, Realtor - Orange County, CA  and I use the same method.

When a  feedback service requests such feedback, my philosophy is this can not be more important to me that to the listing agent, so the request is ignored.

If I REALLY want feedback, the showing agent will KNOW and they will either delver feedback immediately, usually text, or wait my call.

Never requested feedback uness I have an unusual listing. Offers speak volumes!

I have not asked for feedback.

My cell phone

The best feedback is the offer or at least another visit. If agents pass by in silence, don't you know what that means?

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - Showingtime does send the feedback requests (Which usually other agents ignore - and that's when a picking up the phone helps.)

Our MLS has an auto request

My assistant has a form to send out which she monitors.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers , I'm cheap and lazy. I send myself a link to the home with the subject Feedback Please, and then use the address.  I then forward this link to all the agents who showed it along with a list of specific questions about the property and request their response.  

I offer to return the favor, which I generally do.  The response is okay, some will answer each question, others will just say something general like, not the right house, or first time out with this buyer. 

showingtime

I use the request format provided by our showing service (CSS - Centralized Showing Service).  It is convenient and customizable.

Showing Time, we love it!

I email or text

Auto set-up with Showing Time and Supra.   Most agents don't provide FB unless I call them.

The Mid-Florida Regional MLS is linked to Showingtime and it is automatic when agents set appointments by hitting the Showing Request button 

We use Showing Desk but I think I elevated all my responses by changing their stupid standard questions. You have the ability to customize those puppies you know.  I changed my questions to on a scale of 1 to 5, etc.

No people much answer the FB at a decent percentage.

We get an email from the lockbox provider (Supra) with each showing.  If interested, I'll call the agent.

I have supra email them, but I don't get a lot of reponse and I don't fight to get it.  I don't give feedback to other agents from my buyers because my agreement with them is to keep their thoughts that are not in the scope of an offer private. 

Our Supra notifies us immediately after a showing. I am always on the phone shortly after requesting for a feedback.

I don't request feedback. If they choose to provide it, that's fine, but it's not a big concern since most of it is vague.

I hate those auto responders that have a survey and I never fill them out.  I will always give feedback when I am asked for it though.  I will email or call agents after they have showed my listings.

our MLS uses "Showing time"

We have Centralize Showing here in Denver.

I have Showing Time send out an email request 4 hours after showing, and then three more times every 24 hours after that if I don't receive a response.