Monitor Service Activity with Out-of-the-Box Reports
Use support reports to track the number of cases created, case comments, case emails,
case owners, case contact roles, cases with solutions, the length of time since the case last
changed status or owner, and the history of cases.
Tip Take the Service Analytics App Trailhead module to get insights
into your Service data with a prebuilt app.
You can also report on the solutions for your organization, including solution history, the
languages in which solutions have been written, and whether translated solutions are out of date.
If you have enabled the Self-Service portal, you can run reports to track usage of your
Self-Service portal.
View Prebuilt Service Reports and Dashboards Improve the operational efficiency of your contact center with dashboards and reports. Get insights into cases, view rep and queue performance, and track critical KPIs such as average handle time.
Monitor Support Processes After you set up your customer support automation, monitor your case escalation rule queue, your entitlement process queue, and your automated knowledge article actions.
Tips for Effective Support Reporting You can get a lot of useful information out of your cases and solutions data if you keep a few tips and best practices in mind.
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