In this recipe, you’ll learn how to report on the languages for the articles and translations in your knowledge base.
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What you’ll need
Skill level: Beginner
Time required: 10 minutes
- Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise
- Editor or Admin permissions (see Giving agents access to Explore)
- Article and translation data in Zendesk Guide
Creating the reports
Since articles and translations are two separate metrics, we will create two separate reports. The first report will measure the number of articles created in each language.
- In Explore, click the reports (
) icon.
- In the Reports library, click New report.
- On the Select a dataset page, click Guide > Guide - Team Publishing, then click Start report. The report builder opens.
- In the Metrics panel, click Add.
- From the list, select Articles created, then click Apply.
- In the Rows panel, click Add.
- From the list, select Event article language, then click Apply.
- (Optional) Add a filter for Event - Date to narrow your results.
The translations for each article will be in different languages and can be reported on separately. Use the same instructions as above, but swap the Article created metric with Translations created.
Additionally, you can report on other Team Publishing events (like Articles published or Translations edited) by adding those metrics to your report. You can also include Article translation title as a row to see the exact articles (or translations) that were created, edited, or published.
2 Comments
Is it possible to report on how many tickets we have in different languages? Like the percentage of tickets we answer in English vs Spanish? Thanks!
There's no native way to identify the actual language used in the ticket conversation, but the closest that you can use in Explore reports is the Requester locale attribute, which pulls from the Language set on the user/requester's profile. From there, you can create custom metrics or use a result path calculation – depending on how your data is presented – to compute for the percentage.
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