Non-Billable Tracked by Ticket is a metric used by Freshdesk to measure time spent by agents on activities that are not billable to clients/customers, such as internal consultations or training.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Non-Billable Hours by Ticket using Databox, follow these steps:
The Billable Hours by Company metric is a measurement of the total hours worked on billable tasks per company. It indicates the revenue generated by each company and helps in evaluating profitability and resource allocation.
The Unresolved Tickets by Type metric categorizes unresolved support tickets by their type, such as technical, billing, or general inquiries, giving insight into the types of issues customers are facing and allowing for targeted resolution efforts.
Pending Tickets by Type metric displays the number of open tickets organized by their types that are still awaiting resolution or response from agents.
The Resolved Tickets by Type metric measures the number of resolved tickets grouped by their respective types in Freshdesk. This provides insights into the types of issues that your support team is resolving effectively.
This metric measures the number of tickets with a specific tag that have been put on hold by agents and are awaiting further action or resolution in Freshdesk.
The Overdue Tickets by Association Type metric displays the number of tickets that are past their due date, organized by the type of association with your organization (e.g. company, contact, agent).
The Companies by Industry metric in Freshdesk provides a breakdown of the number of companies associated with each industry segment, helping businesses identify trends and opportunities for improved customer support.
Contacts metric in Freshdesk tracks the number of unique individuals who have contacted your support team through various channels like email, phone, chat, or social media. It helps to measure the volume of customer interactions and improve support processes.