Dashboard

Monitor your support performance with real-time analytics and insights.

Overview

The Dashboard is the first page you see when you open your project. It gives you a complete picture of your support operations across five sections: ticket statistics, performance metrics, customer satisfaction, activity trends, and workflow analytics.

All widgets update automatically every 15-30 seconds so you always see current data.

Period Selector

At the top of the Dashboard, filter all data by time period:

  • Last 7 days
  • Last 30 days (default)
  • Last 90 days
  • Last year
  • All time

Changing the period updates every widget on the page.

Ticket Statistics

The first section shows the overall health of your support queue.

Metric What It Shows
Total Tickets Tickets created in the selected period, with a trend sparkline
Needs Response Tickets currently awaiting a response from Ensoras or an agent
Awaiting Customer Tickets where a response has been sent and you are waiting for the customer
Closed Tickets Tickets closed in the period, with a trend sparkline
Requires Approval Tickets with draft replies waiting for your review
Period Volume Total ticket volume with percentage change compared to the previous period

The Period Volume card compares the first half of your selected period against the second half. A green indicator means volume is stable. Orange means volume is increasing significantly (over 20%).

Performance Metrics

Three cards that measure how efficiently your support operation is running.

Metric What It Shows Color Thresholds
Automation Rate Percentage of tickets handled by Ensoras vs escalated to humans Green: 70%+, Yellow: 40-70%, Red: under 40%
Avg Resolution Time Time from first message to ticket closure Green: under 24h, Yellow: 24-72h, Red: over 72h
Avg Messages/Ticket Average number of messages per conversation Informational (no threshold)

Automation Rate is the most important metric here. A high rate means Ensoras is successfully resolving most tickets. A low rate means you may need to improve workflow instructions, add more knowledge base content, or adjust trigger sensitivity.

Customer Satisfaction

This section helps you understand how customers feel about their support experience.

CSAT Score

The headline metric. An overall satisfaction score from 1 to 5, calculated automatically from conversation analysis:

Score Meaning Color
4.0 - 5.0 Excellent Green
3.0 - 3.9 Good Yellow
Below 3.0 Needs improvement Red

The score considers sentiment, resolution status, escalation history, and satisfaction signals detected in the conversation.

Sentiment Breakdown

Three percentage cards showing positive, neutral, and negative sentiment distribution across all conversations in the period.

Satisfaction Distribution

A doughnut chart breaking down customer satisfaction into five levels: Very Satisfied, Satisfied, Neutral, Dissatisfied, and Very Dissatisfied.

Top Problems

The 5 most common customer issue categories identified from conversation analysis. Each shows:

  • Topic name
  • Number of tickets
  • Percentage of total

Use this to spot trends. If "shipping delays" suddenly jumps to the top, you may need to update your knowledge base or adjust workflows.

Resolution Metrics

Metric What It Shows Color Thresholds
Resolution Rate Percentage of tickets confirmed resolved Green: 70%+, Yellow: 50-70%, Red: under 50%
Escalation Rate Percentage escalated to human agents Green: under 15%, Yellow: 15-30%, Red: over 30%
Avg Response Time Time to first response Green: under 60s, Yellow: over 60s
Avg Resolution Time Total time to resolve Green: under 4h, Yellow: 4-24h, Red: over 24h

Activity & Channels

Volume trends and channel distribution over time.

Activity Chart

A line chart showing tickets created per day (for shorter periods) or per week/month (for longer periods). Use this to spot volume spikes, seasonal patterns, or the impact of campaigns.

Message Distribution

A doughnut chart comparing Ensoras responses vs Agent responses. This shows how much of your conversational workload Ensoras is handling versus your human team.

Channel Distribution

A doughnut chart showing tickets by channel (Email, Widget). Helps you understand where customers prefer to reach out and where to focus your configuration efforts.

Workflow & Tool Analytics

How your automations are performing.

Stats Overview

Metric What It Shows Color Thresholds
Workflow Runs Total workflow executions in the period Informational
Workflow Success Percentage of successful workflow executions Green: 90%+, Yellow: 70-90%, Red: under 70%
Tool Executions Total tool calls in the period Informational
Tool Success Percentage of successful tool executions, with average execution time Green: 90%+, Yellow: 70-90%, Red: under 70%

Top Workflows

The 5 most frequently triggered workflows, showing:

  • Workflow name
  • Number of runs
  • Average execution time
  • Success rate

If a workflow has a low success rate, review its instructions and attached tools.

Top Tools

The 5 most used tools, showing:

  • Tool name and type
  • Number of calls
  • Average execution time
  • Success rate

Slow tools (high execution time) impact customer experience. Consider adjusting timeouts or checking the external service performance.

Using the Dashboard Effectively

Daily: Check Needs Response and Requires Approval counts. Look for negative sentiment spikes. Review any workflows with dropping success rates.

Weekly: Review Resolution Rate and Automation Rate trends. Check Top Problems for emerging issues. Look at the Activity Chart for volume patterns.

Monthly: Track CSAT Score trends for overall satisfaction direction. Compare Period Volume changes to understand growth. Review Channel Distribution for shifting customer preferences. Evaluate whether your Automation Rate is improving as you refine workflows.

Acting on what you see:

  • High escalation rate means workflows need better instructions or more tools
  • Low CSAT score may indicate response quality issues or missing knowledge base content
  • Rising top problem suggests a product or policy issue that needs addressing
  • Failing tools need credential checks or integration reconfiguration
  • Low automation rate is an opportunity to create new workflows for common unhandled scenarios

Next, learn about managing your Inbox & Tickets.