First Response Time (Office Hours) is a metric that measures the time it takes for a support agent to respond to a customer during business hours. This metric helps teams ensure timely and efficient customer service.
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The New Conversations by Tag Name metric shows the total number of new conversations initiated and assigned a particular tag in a given time frame. It helps track trends and prioritize areas of focus for customer support teams.
Resolved Conversations per Day is a metric that measures the average number of customer conversations successfully completed by a support team per day.
The Resolution Time metric measures how long it takes to fully resolve a customer issue from the time it was reported to when it was successfully resolved.
Response Time is the average time it takes for a customer support agent to respond to a customer's initial message. It's a key metric in measuring customer satisfaction and efficiency of customer support teams.
Response Time (Office Hours) metric measures the average time it takes for a Help Scout user to respond to a customer during office hours.
The Customers Helped metric tracks the number of unique customers who have received support from the helpdesk within a specified time frame. It provides insight into the overall level of customer engagement and support effectiveness.
Total Conversations is a metric that tracks the total number of conversations (emails, chats, calls) between support agents and customers within a specific timeframe.
The Customers metric in Helpscout simply refers to the total number of unique customers who have contacted your support team through any of your Helpscout channels.