The New Company Segment metric in Intercom measures the number of newly created segments in a specific time period, indicating how often businesses are creating new groups of customers based on different criteria.
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The People Segments metric in Intercom allows you to group users based on common characteristics, such as behavior, interests, or demographics, enabling you to communicate with targeted groups for more effective outreach.
The Companies metric in Intercom tracks the number of unique organizations or companies that have engaged with your business through their platform, providing valuable insights into your customer base.
The Assigned Conversations metric measures the number of conversations that have been assigned to a team or agent within a specified time frame.
Unassigned Conversations is a metric that tracks the number of incoming conversations that have not been assigned to any team member or agent in Intercom.
The Active Company Segment metric in Intercom measures the number of companies currently engaged with a business and actively using their products or services.
The Slipping Away Company Segment metric in Intercom is a measure of the percentage of customers who have stopped using the product within a specified time period, which helps to identify potential churn risks and inform retention strategies.
New People Segment in Intercom measures the number of new visitors or users who have engaged with your website or product within a specified time frame. It helps in identifying growth opportunities and analyzing the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.
Slipping Away People Segment is a metric in Intercom that tracks the number of users who were once engaged but haven't used your product for a certain period of time and are at risk of churning.