Response Time (Office Hours) metric measures the average time it takes for a Help Scout user to respond to a customer during office hours.
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New Conversations metric shows the number of new email or chat conversations started with your customers during a given time period in Helpscout.
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 is a metric that measures the total number of customer support conversations that were resolved by your team within a given time period.
The Replies Sent metric measures the number of responses or messages sent by a Helpscout user in a given time frame, indicating the overall efficiency and engagement of customer support.
The Replies Sent per Day metric measures the average number of replies that are sent per day to customer inquiries or tickets in Helpscout. It provides insight into the efficiency and productivity of the support team.
First Response Time by Time Range measures the average time taken by an agent to respond to the first message of a customer based on different time periods such as hours, days, or weeks.
The Happiness Score by Team Member metric measures the satisfaction level of customers after interacting with a specific customer support team member. It helps to identify the best-performing team members and areas for improvement in customer support.
Resolved on First Reply measures the percentage of customer requests that are fully resolved by the support team on the first reply to the customer.