Legacy: Viewing the Performance reports for escalations
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Summary of Legacy: Viewing the Performance Reports for Escalations
The Performance reports provide an in-depth analysis of escalation handling, allowing users to filter data by group, priority, level, or escalation category. This functionality is crucial for optimizing escalation processes and managing costs effectively.
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Key Features
- Access Requirements: Only users with the Premium Dashboard user role can view Performance reports.
- Report Access Methods: Users can access reports via Self-Service > Dashboards, On-Call Scheduling > Reports, or the Performance tab.
- Breakdowns Tab: Users can filter data to analyze specific categories, such as SMS costs, to determine the effectiveness of notifications sent to different groups.
- Records Tab: Lists individual records based on Breakdowns tab configurations, providing detailed views of each record.
- All Escalations Tab: Displays counts of acknowledged and unacknowledged escalations and notifications for the selected date.
- Acknowledged and Unacknowledged Escalations: Provides metrics on the acknowledgment status of escalations, helping users assess response effectiveness.
Key Outcomes
By utilizing the Performance reports, customers can effectively track escalation performance, identify areas for cost reduction (such as unnecessary SMS notifications), and improve response rates. This leads to a more efficient escalation process and better resource management within the organization.
The Performance reports enable detailed review of how well escalations are being processed. You have precise control of the data that describes escalation progress using filters like group, priority, level, or escalation category.
Opening the reports
- Click and select On-Call Overview - Premium.
- Click .
- Breakdowns tab
- Use the filters to segment the data into
categories that suit your need. For example, if
you are investigating your SMS costs, you can set
filters to display how many notifications of the
SMS type are sent and to which groups or users
they are being sent. For example, you might notice
that you sent 68 SMS messages to users in the
Network group. The group, however, did not
acknowledge any escalations. You might therefore
consider that you can lower SMS costs by not
sending SMS notifications to that group.
- Groups
- Escalation Category
- Records tab
- The Records tab lists the
individual records that make up the results that
you configured on the
Breakdowns tab. Click a
name to view record details.Note:Each record also appears in the appropriate escalation log. See View details in an escalation log.
All Escalations tab
- Acknowledged escalations are accepted by at least one user.
- Unacknowledged escalations are not accepted by any user or are rejected by all users.
- All Escalations: Count of escalations that started on the selected date.
- Escalation Notifications: Count of notifications that were sent on the selected date. An escalation might have triggered several notifications.
Acknowledged Escalations tab
- Acknowledged Escalation Notifications: Count of
escalations that had any of the following values in
the Response field for the
notification:
- Accepted or Accepted from other device
- Auto-assigned
- Acknowledged Escalation %: Percent of escalations that had a valid value in the Response field for the notification.
- Acknowledged Contact Attempt %: Percent of contact attempts that were acknowledged.
Unacknowledged Escalations tab
- Rejected
- Rejected from other device
- Invalid response
- [no response]