User-Based Statistics
User-based statistics can show all your in- and outgoing interactions with the possibility of filtering them with parameters such as Team or Agent. Our dynamic filtering section allows you to select one or more agents, teams, and therefore create the statistics table you actually need.
Table of Contents
- Where can I find User-based statistics screens?
- To filter and search results
- Column presets
- What are column presets?
- Create and edit presets
- To create a column preset
- To edit a column preset
- Does creating a new preset affect my previously added presets?
- Export Raw Data
- Enter Full-Screen
- Auto-refresh
- User-Based Statistics Overview
User-based statistics can show all your in- and outgoing interactions with the possibility of filtering them with parameters such as Team or Agent. Our dynamic filtering section allows you to select one or more agents, teams, and therefore create the statistics table you actually need.
Tip: You can also download the User-based statistics via API, read about it here
Where can I find User-based statistics screens?
You can find two types of user-based statistics:
- A project-independent, global statistics table that can search in all projects in VCC Live. You can access this via VCC Live menu > Logs and statistics > User-based statistics.
- A project-specific statistics table can show data only for the selected project. You can access these via project > Logs and statistics > User-based statistics.
To filter and search results
- Set the date range of your search: with the date range picker tool in the upper-right corner, you can choose the period of time you want to examine. Select a start and end date or choose one of the most common filtering options, such as today, yesterday or last month.
- Arrange the order of dimensions (Project, User Date). If you are using a User-based statistics table within a project, then only the User and Date dimensions are available.
- Select one or more Users or Teams to further narrow down your results.
- With the Users section, you can specify your filter parameters with two dropdown menus. The first one lets you choose a specific user group: Agents (default setting), Supervisors or All users. The second one lets you select specific user(s) for your search criteria. This means that by selecting a user from the list, you can filter results to have entries that belong only to the user(s) you have selected in this pane.
- Press Search.
- Check your results either:
- In VCC Live’s native screen, or
- By copying it to your clipboard and pasting it in the software of your choice, or
- By exporting it in .txt
Tip: In case you want to perform another search with different filtering parameters, you remove all your filter settings by clicking on Reset Filters.
Tip: Quicken up setting your filtering settings by simply starting to type the name of the Team, User or Project you want to include.
To customize the table to your needs, your can select the columns you want to see and the ones you want to hide. Save these as presets, so next time you want to search or filter results from the User-based statistics window you just need to select the preset you saved.
Column presets
What are column presets?
Using the new Column Presets interface, you can create predefined sets of column layouts. In each preset, you can define which columns to display or hide, as well as in what order, so you can switch between the presets at any time and use the one you need the most.
Please note that the default column preset can not be edited.
To access Column Presets, select Column Presets from the Action menu or press the Columns icon in the table header.
Features Overview
- Create, update, rename, and delete column presets.
- Choose which columns to display or hide.
- Set up column arrangements to use in different scenarios.
- Define your columns’ display order.
- View which user and when modified a preset.
- The column presets are shared across all users.
- The default column preset shows the same columns that were in Global Call statistics.
- Similarly, the default column preset for project-specific stats shows the same columns that were in the project-specific call stats.
Create and edit presets
To create a column preset
- Click on the columns icon on the right-hand side of the table
- Select Manage Column Presets
- Click on the Menu icon (three dots vertically), and select Add new preset
- You can find the ‘Add new preset’ option as a ‘+’ sign in the Column presets window, or in the ‘…’ menu too.
- Enter a name and click on the checkmark icon.
- Drag and drop your selected columns from left to right. The columns are grouped in sections thematically. You can also double-click on a column’s name to add/remove it.
- In the Added columns pane, drag and drop your columns vertically to rearrange them.
- Click Save Changes, or Save and use to see it in action right away.
To edit a column preset
- Click on the columns icon on the right hand side of the table
- Select Manage Column Presets
- Select one of the presets.
- Drag and drop columns in order to set the preset you want.
- Click Save Changes, or Save and use to see it in action right away.
Does creating a new preset affect my previously added presets?
Not at all – column presets are independent of one another, and creating a new one does not interfere with your already existing ones.
Tip: Change the layout density of your statistics by toggling the Density switch icon next to the Actions button.
Export Raw Data
The Export Raw Data works similarly to Export: what makes it different is that it exports the results of a search query without including cumulated statistics data per dimension. This would result in lines of data that have information in every cell. This makes it possible to use the exported data only and create your own statistics and functions tailored to your needs in your preferred spreadsheet manager software.
- Click on Actions
- Select Export Raw Data only..
- Save the export file, then open it.
Tip: You can receive your favorite KPIs daily in email by using Mass export, learn more about it here
Enter Full-Screen
Statistics windows now can be used in full-screen mode, using F11 or the square-shaped icon in the upper right-hand corner.
You can set the background color of the full-screen view, along with the displayed font size and color
To adjust the full screen settings:
- Navigate to VCC Live menu > Contact Center > Global Settings > Appearance
- Set the background color, font color and font size.
Auto-refresh
The auto-refresh feature keeps the displayed data up-to-date. It refreshes the window’s contents in every 10 seconds, which can be adjusted. It works in full-screen mode too.
To adjust auto-refresh
- Navigate to the upper right-hand corner of the User-Based Statistics window.
- Next to the Actions button, select your preferred setting for auto-refresh:
- Disable
- Every 10 seconds
- Every 30 seconds
- Every 60 seconds
Tip: During auto-refresh, new projects created in the system won’t automatically appear. You will need to close and open the User-based statistics again. Expanding rows is also disabled during auto-refresh.
User-Based Statistics Overview
Below you can find a list of the default column preset’s available columns. We wanted to create a table where all the necessary columns are available – therefore, these include the columns of Global Call statistics as well.
Name | Description |
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Folder | The folder that contains the project. |
Team | The team the user is assigned to. |
Username | The name that uniquely identifies a user in VCC Live. |
Project ID | Project identifier number. It is generated when a project is created. |
Database Size | Number of records in a database. |
Instantly Callable | Number of records available to be called at a given moment. The system considers next_contact, which is then handled by the dialer. Callbacks that already belong to agents, Dropped calls, and voicemail are excluded. |
Available to Call | Records still to be called that have anything apart from a Finished disposition. |
Hourly Wage | An agent’s previously set hourly wage. The cost of the agent is calculated by this wage. To set up the wage, navigate to: VCC Live menu -> User management -> Users -> Contact details & notifications pane -> Hourly Wage |
Dropped | Total number of Dropped calls during a given period. |
All Dispositions | All calls with allocated dispositions (Sum of calls with Not reached + Reached + Success dispositions). |
Reached | Number of calls allocated a Reached and Success disposition during a given period. |
Successful | Number of calls allocated a Success disposition during a given period. |
Success (%) | Success percentage value, as per the following formula: number of Success calls / number of Reached calls, during a given period. |
Expected Success Ratio (%) | Percentage value of Expected Success Ratio, which is defined as a project KPI. |
Success/Hour | Number of Success dispositions per hour. Hour is determined by Total Login Time. |
Expected Success/Hour | Expected number of Success dispositions per hour. Hour is determined by Total Login Time. |
Call/Logged In | Time per hour spent in Call. Hour is defined by Total Login Time. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Agent Commission | Agent fee, as specified in Dispositions > General settings > Agent commission |
CC Commission | Call center fee, as specified in Dispositions > General settings > Call center commission |
Call Cost | Costs charged for the call. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Reached/All dispositions | Ratio value as per the following formula: number of Reached records / number of All dispositions, during a given period. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Total Login Time | Time spent between login and logout during a given period. |
Total Login Time Excluding Breaks | Time spent between login and logout during a given period, not including time spent on breaks. |
Unavailable (Duration) | Total time spent in Unavailable status. (I.e. after logging in and before selecting a project.) |
Available (Duration) | Total time spent in Available status (I.e. after logging in to a project and before starting to work on a record.) |
Waiting for Callback (Duration) | Total time spent in Waiting for Call status. (I.e. idle time until the agent is connected to a call.) |
Prework (Duration) | Total time spent in Prework status (I.e. after opening a record and before initiating the call). Available in Manual mode only. |
Ringing | Total time spent in Ringing status. (I.e. after initiating a call and before the customer answering the call.) Available only in Manual mode. |
Ringing In (Duration) | Total time spent in Ringing In status. |
Ringing Out (Duration) | Total time spent in Ringing Out status. |
Call (Duration) | Total time spent in Call status. (I.e. the agent and the customer are connected and the conversation is in progress.). Time spent in Waiting for Call status is also included here. |
Hold (Duration) | Total time spent while on Hold. (I.e. the call is not terminated, yet a conversation is not possible until the call is removed from Hold to Call status. This can happen multiple times during one conversation.) |
Inbound Attended Transfer (Duration) | Total time spent in Inbound Attended Transfer Status. |
Outbound Attended Transfer (Duration) | Total time spent in Outbound Attended Transfer Status. |
Afterwork (Duration) | Total time spent in Afterwork status. (I.e. after ending the call and before the agent defines a disposition.) |
Email (Duration) | Total time the agent spent in Email status. (I.e. reading and replying to emails.) |
Ticket (Duration) | Total time the agent spent in Ticket status. (I.e. reading and replying to tickets.) |
Tickets | The number of created tickets. |
Chat (Duration) | Total time spent in Chat status. |
Break (Duration) | Total time spent in Break status. It is an important efficiency measure, which should be verified per agent as per the following formula: Break (duration) / Total login time (duration). It is recommended to keep the resulting value below 0,18. |
Break | Total number of Break status occurrences by all agents. |
Custom Ringing (Time) | Total time spent in Custom ringing status. (I.e. after initiating a custom call and before the customer answers that call.) Available in Manual mode only. |
Custom Ringing In (Duration) | Total time spent in Custom Ringing In status. |
Custom Ringing Out (Duration) | Total time spent in Custom Ringing Out status. |
Custom Ringing | Total number of records in Custom ringing status. (I.e. after initiating a custom call and before the customer answers that call.) Available in Manual mode only. |
Custom Ringing In | Total number of Custom RInging status occurrences where a transfer of Custom call is received. |
Custom Ringing Out | Total number of Custom RInging status occurrences where a transfer of Custom call is initiated. |
Custom Hold (Duration) | Total time spent in Custom hold status. (I.e. the call is not terminated, yet a conversation is not possible until the custom call is removed from Hold to Call status.) |
Custom Hold | Total number of Custom hold status occurrences. (I.e. the call is not terminated, yet a conversation is not possible until the custom call is removed from Hold to Call status.) |
Custom Call (Duration) | Total time spent in Custom call status. (I.e. a call the agent and the customer agreed on previously, and the conversation is in progress.) |
Custom Call | Total number of Custom call status occurrences. (I.e. a call the agent and the customer agreed on previously, and the conversation is in progress.) |
Transfer To Agent Status | Total time spent in Transfer to Agent status (I.e. the call is being transferred to another agent + the transferred call is in progress). |
Handling Time | The time the agent spent working on the record. Includes Prework, Ringing, Talk time, After call work. If no agent was connected, the value is zero. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Handle Time | Sum of time durations spent on working on chat sessions. This metric considers all chat sessions. |
Efficient Time | Efficiency within a given period. It is a ratio value shown as minutes / hour as per the following formula: total time spent in Call status / Total Login Time. This parameter does not include breaks, so ‘time spent in Call status’ / ‘Login time including breaks’ results a higher number. This is an important efficiency measure. For Manual dialing mode, it should be approx. 20 mins, for Predictive dialing mode it should be approx. 30-45. |
Efficiency (%) | Daily efficiency presented as percentage. It is calculated as Efficient time / hour. For example, an efficiency time of 00:36:00 means 36/60, which would be 60%. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Available | The average length of Available status. It is based on ‘total time spent in Available status’ / the number of occurrences of ‘Available status’. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Prework | The average length of Prework status. It is based on ‘total time spent in Prework status’ / the number of occurrences of ‘Prework status’. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Ringing Time | The average length of Ringing status. It is based on ‘total time spent in Ringing status’ / the number of occurrences of ‘Ringing status’. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Call Time | The average length of Call status. It is based on ‘total time spent in call status’ / the number of occurrences of ‘Call status’. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Afterwork Time | The average length of Afterwork status. It is based on ‘total time spent in Afterwork status’ / the number of occurrences of ‘Afterwork status’. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Avg. Handle Time | The average length of handling calls. Includes Prework, Ringing status, Talk time, After call work. If no agent was connected, the value is zero. As the User-based statistics involve more data than previous Global Call Statistics, this KPI could differ from the similar one in Global Call Statistics. |
Outbound Calls | Total number of outbound Call status occurrences. |
Outbound Calls (Duration) | Total time of outbound Call status durations. |
Inbound Calls | Total number of inbound Call status occurrences. |
Inbound Calls (Duration) | Total time of inbound Call status durations. |
Chats | Total number of chat sessions. |
Chats Answered Within SLA | Number of chat sessions answered by the agent within the SLA. |
Chats Answered After SLA | Number of chat sessions answered by the agent that exceeded the SLA. |
Emails Answered Within SLA | Number of inbound emails answered by the agent within the SLA. |
Emails Answered After SLA | Number of inbound emails answered by the agent that exceeded the SLA. |
Break: technical (Duration) | Total time of technical Break status durations. Technical break is the system-default break code in VCC Live – it is applied when an incoming call is not answered by the agent in time (‘in time’ means the time specified in Agent ring time (sec) once a Queue is set up in your project’s inbound processes). It is useful to spot occurrences when agents do not manage to pick up incoming calls. For more information, visit our tutorial on the User State Log. |
Break: technical | Number of technical Break status occurrences. Technical break is the system-default break code in VCC Live – it is applied when an incoming call is not answered by the agent in time (‘in time’ means the time specified in Agent ring time (sec) once a Queue is set up in your project’s inbound processes). It is useful to spot occurrences when agents do not manage to pick up incoming calls. For more information, visit our tutorial on the User State Log. |
After Soft Deadline | This lists the number of tickets that passed the predefined soft deadline, but not yet reached the hard deadline. |
Before Soft Deadline | This lists the number of tickets that did not reach the predefined soft deadline. |
Closed Tickets | This lists the number of closed tickets. |
Before Soft Deadline (%) | This is a percentage value, calculated as: “Number of tickets before soft deadline” / (“Number of tickets before soft deadline” + “Number of tickets before soft deadline”) |
Emails | This lists the number of incoming emails, including the ones that came as a reply for a ticket. |
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