Anyone tell me Benchmark Field Value means which i am highlighting with red color
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‎01-12-2024 04:11 AM
Please explain me Benchmark value means in Servicenow
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‎01-12-2024 04:13 AM
Hi @1dusjhyahnt
Benchmarks are like KPI
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‎01-12-2024 04:46 AM
what is the meaning of percentile rank here , how it it calculated ?
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‎01-12-2024 04:50 AM
Hi @1dusjhyahnt
See reply from Manjeet.
Percentile rank
The exact standing of the KPI for your company within your participating peer group is indicated by percentile rank. A KPI percentile rank of 90% indicates that your instance standing for that KPI is greater than 90% of the instances participating in that group.
| KPI | Direction
(Percentile rank goal) |
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| Minimize | Maximize | |
| Incident | ||
| % of high priority incidents resolved |
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| % of incidents resolved on first assignment |
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| % of incidents resolved within SLA |
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| % of reopened incidents |
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| Average time to resolve a high priority incident |
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| Average time to resolve an incident |
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| Number of incidents created per user |
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| Problem | ||
| % of high priority problems |
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| % of incidents resolved by problem |
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| Average time to close a problem |
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| Change | ||
| % of emergency changes |
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| % of failed changes |
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| Average time to close a change |
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| Service Catalog | ||
| % of closed requests with breached SLAs |
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| Average time to fulfill a request |
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| Number of requests created per user |
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| Knowledge | ||
| % of incidents resolved using KB articles |
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| Number of knowledge article views per user |
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| ITSM Virtual Agent | ||
| % call deflection |
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| % of incidents auto-resolved |
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| Other | ||
| Average customer satisfaction |
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| Number of requesters per fulfiller |
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| CMDB | ||
| % of duplicate CIs |
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| % of non-compliant CIs |
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| % of stale CIs |
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| Security Incident Response | ||
| % of critical and high priority security incidents |
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| Vulnerability Response | ||
| Average critical vulnerability age |
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| Average vulnerability age |
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| Virtual Agent | ||
| % of users using Virtual Agent |
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| % conversation handed over to a live agent |
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| Virtual Agent CSAT score |
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| Success Dashboard | ||
| Self-solved % |
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| Call deflection % |
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| Structured tickets % |
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| Customer satisfaction survey scores |
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| MTTR – Average mean time to resolution |
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| Breached SLA % |
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| First assignment resolution |
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| % Automated resolutions |
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| % KB - Self-solved (count) |
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| % VA - Self-solved (count) |
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| % Call deflection when self-solved (count) |
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| % VA ticket submissions (count) |
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| % Catalog ticket submissions (count) |
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If my response proves useful, please indicate its helpfulness by selecting " Accept as Solution" and " Helpful." This action benefits both the community and me.
Regards
Dr. Atul G. - Learn N Grow Together
ServiceNow Techno - Functional Trainer
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LearnNGrowTogetherwithAtulG
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