Service Intelligence Einstein Conversation Mining Dashboard
Review key reasons why your customers reach out for help with Einstein AI. See top
topics or contact reasons by volume, duration of conversations, times conversations pass from a
bot to an support rep, average cost per interaction, and more.
In Einstein Conversation Mining, you can see the details for the report (1). Open Einstein
Conversation Mining from the dashboard (2), and view the high-level details about Einstein
Conversation Mining (3). See top topics and contact reasons by volume (4). See topics by
average duration, turns, and volume (5).
CONVERSATION MINING KPI
CALCULATION
Report
Report name.
Creation date
ECM Report/analysis that was generated on this date.
Date range
The period over which the ECM analysis was done.
Language
The language selected for the given analysis.
Topics
Percent of topics found in given analysis.
Contact reasons
Total number of conversations associated with the contact reason.
Service contacts
Number of contacts for a given ECM analysis or topic.
% of Service contacts
For the contact type, the percentage of total contacts. For example, out of one hundred
contacts, there are thirty-four emails, so the email contact type is thirty-four percent.
Avg duration (Mins)
Duration of conversations associated with this topic.
Avg turns
Average number of turns (conversation responses) in a given conversation.
Avg cost per interaction
The total cost is based on an input value provided during setup for an estimate
of the hourly cost for your service reps (hourly rate times average handle
time).
Top topics by volume
Top contact topics, sorted by number of conversations that contain that topic.
Top contact reasons by volume
Top reasons, sorted by number of conversations with that contact reason.
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