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.
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The Leads metric in Intercom refers to the number of potential customers who have shown interest in your product or service by providing their contact details, such as name and email address.
The "Companies Count by Segment Name" metric in Intercom shows the number of companies that have been categorized into different segments based on specific criteria, helping teams understand and target their customer base more effectively.
The Conversations metric measures the number of messages exchanged between customers and support agents within Intercom. It provides insights into the volume of customer inquiries and the workload of support teams.
The Open Conversations by Teammates metric in Intercom measures the number of ongoing conversations initiated by teammates within a specific time period.
New Conversations is a metric that measures the number of first-time interactions with customers in a given time period, indicating the level of customer engagement and potential growth opportunities for a business.
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.
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.
The New Closed Conversations by Teammates metric in Intercom measures the number of conversations closed by team members that were previously untouched or unassigned.