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Analyzing your messaging tickets



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Erin O'Callaghan

Zendesk Documentation Team

Edited Jul 18, 2024


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Is it possible to see how many people used the messaging bot and did not get routed to an agent? We'd like to understand how many customers are finding resolution with our bots. This will help us determine how effective our flows are.

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JR Lausin

Zendesk Customer Care

Hi Taylor,

This can be seen in Explore. You just have to create a report that will show the count of unassisted solved tickets. For the complete guide on how you can create this report, please refer to this article: https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4410025589274-Explore-recipe-Answer-Bot-counts-of-unassisted-solved-tickets

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How can I see on Zendesk Explorer the total number and % of chats that an agent didn't accept?

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David

Zendesk Customer Care

To measure the total number and percentage of chats that an agent didn’t accept in Zendesk Explore, you can follow these steps:

  1. In Explore, click on the reports icon.
  2. Click on New report.
  3. On the Select a dataset page, click on Chat > Chat - Engagement, then click on Start report.
  4. Add a metric by clicking on Add in the Metrics panel. From the list of metrics, choose Chat Engagements > Missed Assignments, then click on Apply. This will display the total number of missed chats.
  5. Add another metric by clicking on Add in the Metrics panel. From the list of metrics, choose Chat Engagements > % Assignment acceptance rate, then click on Apply. This will display the percentage of chats that the agent didn’t accept.
  6. Finally, add an attribute that will break down the number of missed chats by who started them. In the Rows section, click on Add. From the list of attributes, choose Engagement agent > Agent name, and then click on Apply.

You should now have a report that displays the total number and percentage of chats that an agent didn’t accept, broken down by who started the chat.

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@david When you mention, "number of missed chats by who started them", what does "started them" mean? 

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If I have amessaging channel ticket and need to converse with the customer via email (in the channel switcher in the ticket composer) what happens to the metrics?

 

If we switch to email and the ticket channel is messaging (the ticket was created via messaging), then what happens to the time to solve (and other metrics)? Is it just counted on the ticket and added to the total of time to solve and takes no account that the channel was switched to email….or does it somehow take this into account and the time from when the ticket is ‘switched’ to email is not counted?

 

I'm assuming it's counted on the messaging ticket regardless of the communication channel (switching) throughout the life of a ticket.

If so, is there a way to split this out so we can understand tickets that were solved solely using messaging vs those tickets that were solved via a combination of messaging and email channels….typcially email would be longer.

Many thanks.

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Hi,

Is it possible to see the average number of messages sent during an engagement?

 

Thanks

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