Resolved Conversations is a metric that measures the total number of customer support conversations that were resolved by your team within a given time period.
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Resolved Conversations per Day is a metric that measures the average number of customer conversations successfully completed by a support team per day.
Replies by Team Member metric measures the number of replies given by each individual team member in Helpscout, providing insights into individual performance and workload distribution.
The First Response Time metric measures the time it takes for a customer support agent to respond to a customer's initial request or inquiry.
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.
The Customers Helped by Team Member metric measures the total number of customers assisted by a single team member within a specified time period, indicating their individual productivity and efficiency in providing customer support.
The Happiness Score is a metric used by Helpscout that measures customer satisfaction based on the ratings given in customer feedback surveys.
The Happiness Score by Happiness Ratings metric measures customer satisfaction by assigning a numerical value to feedback ratings. It helps teams track customer sentiment and identify areas for improvement.
The Conversations by Tag Name metric allows you to track and analyze customer conversations that have been assigned a specific tag, helping you understand and optimize the types of issues your customers are raising through those tags.