If your admin grants you access to your indicators, you can now check your live performances from your conversation panel, access your new Indicators dashboard and/or closed conversations.
1. Desktop view
1.1 Indicators of the day
When chatting from the Conversation panel, you can see your performance indicators of the day in real-time, by clicking on the "graph" icon on the top right corner of your screen.
1.2 Indicators dashboard
From the "Today's indicators" widget, if it is activated, you can see your full Indicators dashboard, which gives you a more comprehensive view of your indicators. If the widget is not activated, you can access it simply by clicking on "Indicators".
Please note : this widget can only be activated by your administrator.
- When clicking on specific indicator, you can see a graph describing its evolution over the selected period
1.3 Closed conversations
When you are logged in as an agent, you can view the contents of your closed conversations by clicking in the top right-hand corner of your desk.
When you click on the closed conversations feature, you can return to your conversation panel at any time and see the new message notifications (top left) or click on the red cross at the top right.
The conversation panel is collapsed by default, so you see all your closed conversations on the left side.
The most recent conversations appear at the top.
You can search for a specific conversation using the search engine: filter by keyword or conversation ID.
Please note that the search word is underlined in the conversation.
The set of closed conversations is displayed by default for all time periods, but you have the option to filter them by date (by month), CSAT, NPS and channels.
You can combine filters with each other.
By clicking on a conversation, you can read the past conversation and see the details of the associated indicators (satisfaction survey, tags, duration of the conversation). The transactions will be visible if your administrator activates your access from his space.
1.4 Snoozed conversations
From your console you can also access your snoozed conversations.
You can see the details of each of them.
If a visitor replies to a snoozed conversation, you can see a notification in the current conversation thread. You can reopen the conversation before the end of the time limit (depending on your availability slots) as long as you have assigned it to yourself by checking the box. Read more here.
When the conversation is assigned to you and the visitor writes to you when you are not available, the conversation will appear in the current conversation thread.
When using the iAdvize mobile application, you can access the closed or snoozed conversations feature and the same indicators by clicking on the "Activity" section.
2.1 Indicators tables
2.2 Closed conversations
2.3 Snoozed conversations
To know more about those indicators, please read this article : Definition of indicators
How the indicators are calculated?
View per week:
Number of cumulative conversations during the week | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Total of the week | |
Total of the week | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the week by number of conversations |
View per month:
Number of cumulative conversations during the month | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Total of the month | |
Total of the month | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations | |
Weighted average for the month by number of conversations |
→ week = Monday to Sunday (NB: Some US local weeks start on Sunday)
→ month = starts the 1st
You can download the practice sheet below: