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Analytics Dashboard

Your real-time command center for support performance.

Dashboard Layout

Top Bar

  • Date range selector
  • Filter controls
  • Export button
  • Refresh indicator

Key Metrics Row

Large number cards showing:

  • Total tickets (period)
  • Open tickets (current)
  • Avg. first response
  • CSAT score

Charts Section

Visual representations of:

  • Volume over time
  • Tickets by status
  • Tickets by channel
  • Response time distribution

Tables Section

Detailed breakdowns:

  • Agent leaderboard
  • Recent tickets
  • SLA status summary

Key Metrics Explained

Total Tickets

Tickets created in the selected period.

Why it matters: Shows demand on your team.

Open Tickets

Current unresolved tickets (not period-specific).

Why it matters: Shows current workload.

Avg. First Response

Mean time to first agent reply.

Why it matters: Key customer experience metric.

CSAT Score

Customer satisfaction rating (0-100%).

Why it matters: Direct measure of customer happiness.


Charts

Volume Over Time

Line/bar chart showing tickets created:

  • By day, week, or month
  • Spot trends and spikes
  • Plan staffing accordingly

Reading it:

  • Peaks = high volume days
  • Trends up = growing demand
  • Patterns = predictable cycles

Tickets by Status

Pie chart showing distribution:

  • Open
  • Pending
  • Resolved
  • Closed

Reading it:

  • Large "Open" = backlog issue
  • Large "Pending" = waiting on customers
  • Healthy = mostly Resolved/Closed

Tickets by Channel

Bar chart showing source:

  • Email
  • Widget
  • Slack
  • Other integrations

Reading it:

  • Dominant channel = focus optimization there
  • Growing channels = prepare for volume
  • Unused channels = promote or remove

Response Time Distribution

Histogram showing response time buckets:

  • 0-1 hour
  • 1-4 hours
  • 4-8 hours
  • 8-24 hours
  • 24+ hours

Reading it:

  • Left-heavy = fast responses
  • Right-heavy = slow responses
  • Outliers = investigate specific tickets

Agent Leaderboard

Columns

ColumnDescription
AgentName
TicketsTotal handled
ResolvedTickets resolved
Avg. ResponseMean response time
CSATSatisfaction score

Sorting

Click column headers to sort:

  • Most tickets
  • Fastest response
  • Highest CSAT

Filtering

Filter to specific teams or roles.


Customizing Dashboard

Rearrange Widgets

Drag and drop widgets to preferred positions.

Resize Widgets

Expand or collapse widgets as needed.

Hide/Show Widgets

Toggle visibility of specific metrics.

Save Layout

Your customizations persist across sessions.


Real-Time Updates

Dashboard updates automatically:

  • New tickets appear immediately
  • Metrics recalculate continuously
  • No manual refresh needed

Manual Refresh

Click the refresh icon to force update.

Last Updated

Timestamp shows when data was last refreshed.


Quick Actions

From the dashboard, quickly:

View Ticket Details

Click any ticket number to open it.

See Agent Details

Click agent name for individual stats.

Apply Filters

Click chart segments to filter (e.g., click "Email" in channel chart).

Export Data

Download visible data as CSV.


Dashboard Filters

Date Range

Select the time period for all metrics:

  • Quick presets (Today, Last 7 days, etc.)
  • Custom range with date picker

Other Filters

FilterEffect
AgentShow only selected agent's data
TeamShow only selected team's data
ChannelShow only selected channel
PriorityShow only selected priority
TagsShow only tickets with tag

Filter Combinations

Combine multiple filters:

  • "Last 7 days" + "Email channel" + "High priority"
  • Shows high-priority email tickets from last week

Clear Filters

Click "Clear all" to reset to default view.


Best Practices

Daily Check

Start each day reviewing:

  • Open ticket count
  • Yesterday's metrics
  • Any anomalies

Weekly Review

Each week examine:

  • Volume trends
  • Response time trends
  • Agent workload balance

Monthly Analysis

Monthly deep dive into:

  • Month-over-month comparison
  • CSAT trends
  • SLA achievement

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