In this Explore recipe, you'll learn how to create a report that displays the number of Talk calls that were transferred to a group.
What you'll need
Skill level: Easy
Time Required: 15 minutes
- Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise
- Editor or Admin permissions (see Adding users to Explore)
- A subscription to Zendesk Talk
How to create the report in Explore
- In Zendesk Explore, click the reports (
) icon.
- In the Reports library, click New report.
- On the Select a dataset page, click Talk > Talk - Calls, then click Start report. The report builder opens.
- Next, add a metric. A metric is the thing you want to measure, in this case, the number of tickets. In the Metrics panel, click Add.
- From the list of metrics, choose Calls > Calls, then click Apply.
- Next, add the attribute that will specify the consultation type. In the Columns section, click Add.
- From the list of attributes, choose Call leg > Leg consultation type, then click Apply. Explore generates a table of all Talk calls sorted by phone number. Unattended transferred calls are the number of calls that were transferred to another agent without the consultation phase. For more information about transferring calls, see the article: Transferring calls (Talk Team, Professional, and Enterprise).
- Next, add the attribute that will break down the number of transferred calls by group. In the Rows section, click Add.
- From the list of attributes, choose Call > Call group, then click Apply. Explore generates a table of all Talk calls sorted by phone number.
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By default, Explore chose a table chart to best display the data. To change this, click the Visualization type (
) icon.
- The report was by default named New report. Click the New report text and replace it with a title of your own.
- Finally, click Save.
7 comments
Bruno Menezes
Is there any way to report on calls that were transferred from a group?
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Jason Schaeffer
Hi Bruno,
Thanks for reaching out! We recently released new functionality that allows for reporting on transferred calls in Explore via the Call Leg Type or Call Consultation Type attributes as mentioned:
https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360059215933-Explore-recipe-Displaying-the-number-of-calls-transferred-to-a-group
Differentiate consultation, transfer, and conference legs from the rest of the call legs using the Leg consultation type attribute.
You can use these attributes to filter your metrics for a more granular look at call transfers.
Hope that helps! Have a great day.
Jason Schaeffer | Customer Advocate |
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Bruno Menezes
Hi Jason,
Thanks for getting back to me.
That's helpful, thanks! However, it isn't quite what I actually need. I've been trying to figure a way to know which group/department has transferred the call, in other words, from which group/department the transferred calls are coming from. That would be something like:
1st column: Transferred from (group/department)
2nd column: Number of calls
Hopefully you can help me here. Thanks in advance!
Bruno
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Rachel Martin
+1 for me too, I would like to know how to report on calls transferred FROM an agent or group. How can this be done?
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Anne Ronalter
thank you for the Feedback.
In this case, you might be able to use Call Legs for your Metric.
More details here:
What is the difference between calls and call legs?
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Robert Hood
I would like to be able to quantify the number of transferred calls that were missed.
Here is the scenario
Tier 2 Agents are set to Transfer only: Browser status (available to take calls but not in the queue to automatically receive calls).
Tier 1 Agents will try to transfer a call to Tier 2 Agents, but the Tier 2 Agent doesn't answer the call (missed) . The Tier one will get a Transfer failed error message in the Talk widget.
I'm thinking this is a custom metric.
I tried
IF ([Leg consultation type]="Unattended transfer" AND [Leg completion status]="Agent missed") THEN [Leg ID] ENDIF
but did not get results that I expected.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Rob
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Gab
Here's a sample query that shows you how to create a report showing the Leg completion status for every call leg ID.
To create the report
Please note the following applies for call leg reporting:
More information on call legs here: Understanding call legs
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