Contact Center Analytics

From Dialpad.com, navigate to Analytics and filter to target a Contact Center. You can only do this if you're an Admin or Supervisor, and do not add any specific filters for keywords or moments.

Let's take a look at the metrics organized for a Contact Center.

Additional Tabs for a Contact Center

Alerts by Day

In the Calls Tab, scroll to Alerts by Day to see trends for Call Center-based alerts including Service Level, Wait Time, Queue Size, No Agents, and Agents Off Duty metrics.

Recommendations 

In the Calls Tab, scroll to Recommendations to see trends for real-time assist cards that were triggered during Agents' calls.

Leaderboards

In the Calls Tab, scroll to Leaderboards to see comparisons for Agent Calls, Recommendations, and Phone Numbers.

Agent Calls

Here you'll find an agent leaderboard that tracks calls, total minutes, average duration (minutes), answer time (seconds), placed calls (outbound), answered calls (inbound), missed calls (inbound), and canceled calls.

Recommendations

Here you'll find a recommendation leaderboard that tracks each real-time assist card's use along with its helpfulness ratings.

Phone Numbers

Here you'll find a phone number leaderboard that tracks calls, total minutes, average duration (minutes), placed calls (outbound), answered calls (inbound), missed calls (inbound), and canceled calls. It will only apply if you've assigned more than one phone number to a Contact Center.

Weekly Averages (Heatmaps)

In the Heatmaps tab, you'll get an overview of call volume and wait times in a heatmap. You can use this to understand activity throughout the week. It also includes options to display exact values and open hours.

Keep in mind that the Heatmaps tab is only for Contact Centers, and it does not include greetings or menus.

Call Volume

Call volume indicates the number of calls reaching the Contact Center during a period.

If you filter for a specific day or week, you'll see data for that exact period of time. Filter for an entire month, however, and Dialpad returns an average across all days of the week.

Darker colors reveal a higher number of calls in that timeslot. Hover over a cell in the heatmap, and you'll reveal the number of calls. You can also see this information at all times by turning on Show Exact Values, located to the right of the heatmap.

Evaluate call volume inside and outside open hours, too. Select Show Open Hours to trace open hours in the heatmap.

Answer Times

Answer time indicates the duration that callers waited until an Agent answered calls to the Contact Center during a period. Only time spent in the queue is counted, not any greeting time or time spent in an IVR menu.

If you filter for a specific day or week, you'll see data for that exact period of time. Filter for an entire month, however, and Dialpad returns an average across all days of the week.

Darker colors reveal longer answer times in that timeslot. Hover over a cell in the heatmap, and you'll reveal the answer time. You can also see this information at all times by turning on Show Exact Values, located to the right of the heatmap.

Evaluate answer times inside and outside open hours, too. Select Show Open Hours to trace open hours in the heatmap.

Concurrent Calls

In the Concurrent Calls tab, understand how many calls are in progress at any one time; managers in a Contact Center can use this to forecast Agent schedules and prepare for simultaneous calls in the future to avoid significant wait times.

It will display average and maximum concurrent calls for each day of the week.

IVR Menu

In the IVR Menu tab, analyze the use of IVR menus in a Department or Contact Center. You'll see IVR menu options, usage count, and usage percentage.

Change your IVR menu configuration? IVR menu options will still appear in the IVR Menu tab for analytical purposes whether any options were changed or disabled.

Learn more about Dialpad's Contact Center analytics here.