Queues Reports, as the name suggests, is a PBX.IM 's feature that displays report results based on the KPIs you've set under General .
Log into your account, navigate to the Reports section, and select 'Queue Reports.'
Once you log in you will see the full page where you can set the parameters for your report.
Select the starting date and time for the report period.
Select the ending date and time for the report period.
Choose specific days for filtering the report. Select from the dropdown menu the specific days.
Select specific queues to include in the report. You can do it by using the dropdown option.
Filter by DID (Direct Inward Dialing) numbers if needed. You can choose it from the list available.
Toggle to include only unique calls in the report.
Clear all selected filters to reset the report criteria.
Reduce the number of filter options displayed.
Generate the report based on selected filters and settings.
Once you click Generate Report you will see the results color coded according to the KPIs you set under General . Total number of calls received in the selected time period.
Total number of calls that were answered by agents, displayed with percentage.
Total number of calls that were abandoned by the caller, displayed with percentage.
Total number of calls that were handled within the Service Level Agreement (SLA), displayed with percentage.
Average time a caller waited before being answered.
Average time agents spent talking with callers.
Maximum time a caller waited before being answered.
Total number of calls that timed out without being answered, displayed with percentage.
Below the numbers report you can see detailed report based on queues.
Name of the queue being reported.
Total number of calls received by each queue.
Total number of calls answered, with percentage of total calls in parentheses.
Total number of calls abandoned by callers, with percentage of total calls in parentheses.
Total number of calls that timed out, with percentage of total calls in parentheses.
Percentage of calls that met the Service Level Agreement (SLA) criteria.
Number of agents handling calls in each queue.
Average duration of answered calls (talk time).
Average time callers waited before their calls were answered.
Maximum wait time experienced by callers.
Average hold time experienced by callers in each queue.
Another section that you can use is the one where you can see a detailed report for each agent.
Name of the agent handling the calls.
Total number of calls assigned to each agent.
Total number of calls answered by the agent, with percentage of total calls in parentheses.
Total number of calls missed by the agent, with percentage of total calls in parentheses.
Total talk time spent on answered calls by the agent.
Average talk time per call handled by the agent.
Note that the maximum time range you can select for the report is 3 months.