The Unresolved Tickets by Tag metric shows the number of open support tickets categorized by tags that have not been resolved by agents in Freshdesk. This helps teams identify which ticket categories require immediate attention and follow-up.
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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.
The Pending Tickets by Company metric shows the number of unresolved tickets for each company in a customer support system. This helps track the workload and prioritize tasks.
The Pending Tickets by Source metric displays all the open support tickets in Freshdesk grouped by the source they are received from, allowing for easy tracking of ticket volume and trends.
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.
The Resolved Tickets by Association Type metric shows the number of tickets resolved and categorized by the association of the requester's organization with the ticket, such as company or product.
The Closed Tickets metric refers to the total number of support tickets that have been resolved and marked as closed within a specific time period in Freshdesk.
This metric shows the number of resolved support tickets based on the channel through which they were received, such as email, phone, chat, or web portal.
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.