Engage Voice | Historical dashboards: Inbound Overview

The Engage platform provides several dashboards organized by categories that provide data on current information. Most of the reports used in dashboards can be found in the Standard folder of Historical reports. Read more about them in Historical reports reference.

Note: Dashboards and reports that reference digital data are reserved for future use.

Helpful hint!

Some parts of the UI will refer to reports as ‘insights.’ Reports are ‘insights’ as well. Still, most of the UI will only refer to reports as ‘reports’ and not ‘insights.’ Insight is a deprecated term.

Inbound Overview Dashboard

The Inbound Overview dashboard provides an overview of major inbound metrics and trends. Inbound segments are those that are passing through queues from both voice and digital interactions. For voice interactions, product type is recorded in Voice Queue, while in digital interactions, product type is recorded in Digital Queue.

Here are the following filters you can use to sort out data in Inbound Overview dashboard:

Date Range: A range of days that the dashboard will be covering. Preset to the last 30 days.
Account ID: The ID of the account that needs to be viewed.
Account: The sub-account to be reported on.
Channel Type: Narrows the report down to a certain channel type or a subset of channel types.
Product Group: Narrowing the report down to a specific product/subset of product groups.
Product: Narrowing the report down to a specific product/subset of products.

Please note that an activity is attributed to a time interval by its start timestamp. Account filter is a parent filter to the other filters (except for the Date). For example, if you select a particular account, the Agent Group filter will be showing only agent groups of that account.

Inbound Overview Dashboard sections

Under the Inbound Overview Dashboard, you can find several sections, namely Inbound KPIs, Inbound Queues, Inbound Interactions Trends, and Inbound Queue Details.

Inbound KPIs section

This section shows the KPIs for the Inbound Overview dashboard. You will find the following metrics under this section:

Interactions: This KPI shows the Queue Segment Count metric, which is how many times interactions were queued during the selected date interval.
Avg Queue Time: Shows the average queue time of segments that went through queues during the selected date interval, as filtered by product type values). The change (shown in %) is displayed in red for an increased value and in green for a decreased value.
Avg Handle Time: Shows the average handle time over the queued segments that agents handled, with a condition that 'Agent Connected' = Yes. The change (shown in %) is displayed in red for an increased value and green for a decreased value. Note that Handle Time is calculated as the sum of Talk Time (which includes Hold Time), and Wrap Time.
Service Level %: Percentage of calls that passed SLA out of total calls queued.
Abandon Rate %: Percentage of calls abandoned.
RNA Rate %: Number of interactions that ring at an agent’s phone, but are not answered by the agent (Ring No Answer), as a percentage of all interactions assigned to that agent.

Inbound Queues section

This section drills into charts to see inbound queues distribution by Channel Type. Below are the metrics in this section:

Inbound Queue Interactions: A chart showing the number of calls Accepted, RNA, Abandoned Deflected, and Agent Rejected.
Inbound Interactions Time: A bar chart showing how much time an inbound segment spends in different states during its lifetime: queue time, ring time, talk time, and wrap time. Clicking on a bar will show a pie chart, showing how the total time of a given segment state is distributed between channel types. For example, how total talk time is split between channel types.
Avg Queue Time by Channel Type: A bar chart showing how average queue time differs between channel types. Remember that value is averaged and not a summation. The Avg Queue Time KPI on the top is calculated from all inbound interactions; thus the average queue time for the channel types having more interactions will have more impact on the overall average handle time.

Inbound Interactions Trends section

This section drills into charts to see Interactions distribution by Channel Type.

Inbound Interactions: A stacked bar chart showing the number of times a call was queued.

Inbound Queue Details section

This section allows you to export the report. Hover on the table and click on the More icon on its upper right. You can export the report into downloadable XLVL or CSV files. You can also click on Explore from here to download agent activity details with different metrics.

Below are the metrics covered in the entire Inbound Overview dashboard:

Interactions: a Queue Segment Count metric, which is how many times interactions were queued during the selected date range.
Deflected: The number of calls sent to another destination.
Accepted: The number of calls distributed to an agent.
Agent Rejected: Inbound queue rejected by an agent.
RNA: Number of interactions that ring at an agent’s phone, but are not answered by the agent (Ring No Answer), as a percentage of all interactions assigned to that agent.
Abandoned: Percentage calls abandoned.
Short Abandoned: Calls abandoned after a short time of waiting.
Manual Dials: The number of manually placed calls.
Manual Dials No Connect: The number of manually placed calls by an agent, but not connected.
Avg Queue Time: The total time spent waiting in queue.
Avg Time to Abandon: The average time a caller waited in queue before hanging up.
Avg Speed of Answer: The average time how fast a queue is answered.
Avg Talk Time: The average time a customer spent on the phone connected to an agent or IVR (including time on hold).
Avg Wrap Time: The average time an agent spent after a customer disconnected before submitting call disposition.
Avg Handle Time: The Average Handle Time over the interactions that were handled.
SLA Passed: The number of calls answered within configured service level threshold.
Service Level: The percentage of calls that passed SLA out of total calls queued.