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01. Operation performance Analysis in Zenvia Customer Cloud
5 min
Created by Karine Moreira on 3/28/2024 11:26 AM
Updated by Leonora Alves on 5/16/2024 1:08 PM

Operation performance is a feature of the Zenvia Customer Cloud Analysis module. Here, you'll find reports on new contacts and conversations held in the Customer Inbox.

Filter data by groups and time periods to analyze in detail the metrics of the Sales module, such as response time and interactions of your teams with contacts.

⚠️ Attention: This feature is only available to users with Operator and Admin profiles.

How to Analyze Operation performance Support Data

To access this feature, simply go to Analytics > Sales > Operation performance. All metrics have alongside them the comparison of this number in real-time with previous periods.

💡 Tip: You can filter to view information for the following periods: Today, Yesterday, last 7 days, last 30 days, This month, Last month, and Custom.

See what each graph represents:

First Response Time

The First Response Time is a median of the time your team takes to respond to a new contact. The metric is the calculation of the time from the creation of a contact (who sent a message to your company) to the first response from an Agent user.

This metric does not consider users who are outside of business hours, nor quick responses or responses from the bot flow.

Response Time

This is the median time that the team in general takes to respond to a contact whose conversation is already open, calculating not only the first response but each time there is a contact with the same user.

This metric disregards business hours and the time of automatic responses. We use the median instead of the average so that our metrics represent the work of your team.

Interactions with Contacts

In this metric, you see the number of contacts your team interacted with per day during the selected period.

If a user interacted with a contact more than once on the same day, only one interaction will be counted. And if they interacted with a contact more than once on different days, one interaction per day will be counted. The final number is the sum of the daily values.

New Contacts

Here you see how many contacts were created during the selected period.

💡 Tip: To analyze other dates, simply change the time filter.

New Conversations

Compares the performance of each contact origin by the number of started and closed attentions. A contact can have multiple attentions.

💡 Tip: The table is updated every hour with new information.

Closed Conversations

See how many conversations your team closed during the selected period. Conversations end when contacts are closed, archived, or transferred.

💡 Tip: Change the time filter to see other dates.

Origins

Analyze the performance of each contact origin by channel and by the number of started and closed conversations.

In this section, both leads created in the system and contacts that were excluded are counted.

If you filter by groups, the table displays the leads currently in that group.

Contacts Table:

Origins: informs the channel of origin, such as Webchat or WhatsApp.

New Contacts: Total of new contacts that came from this source.

Started: How many contacts your team initiated interaction.

Closed: Number of contacts with closed conversations.

💡 Tip: This table is updated every hour with new information.

Most Active Hours

This graph is a heat map that shows the days and hours with the most active conversations. With these metrics, you can better distribute your team's working hours.

The information is not updated in real-time, and the graph does not consider the date when contacts were created, but rather when there is a higher number of conversations.