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Understanding Call Summary Table Columns

The Call Summary Report table offers a comprehensive breakdown of call activity for users. This guide helps you understand each column and interpret the data effectively.


Table Columns Overview​

The following columns provide key metrics in the Call Summary Report:

ColumnDescription
UserDisplays the name of the user associated with the call.
Total InteractionsTotal number of calls (inbound, outbound, internal) for the user.
AbandonedNumber of calls abandoned before being answered.
% Inbound CallsPercentage of inbound calls that were abandoned.
Wait Time Before AbandonedAverage time the caller waited before abandoning the call.

Per-Category Columns​

The report then repeats the same four columns for each call category — Inbound, Outbound, Internal, Forwarded, and Voicemail:

ColumnDescription
<Category>Number of calls in that category.
% <Category>Percentage of total interactions in that category.
Total DurationCombined duration of calls in that category.
Avg DurationAverage duration of calls in that category.

Key Notes​

Duration Metrics​

  • Formatted Durations:
    • Durations are displayed in a user-friendly format, e.g., 2 m 30 s for 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

Missing Data​

  • "N/A" Values:
    • Metrics that are unavailable or not applicable are shown as N/A.

Percentage Calculations​

  • Rounded Percentages:
    • Percentages are rounded to two decimal places for clarity, e.g., 50.00%.

Example Table​

Here’s an example of a summarized Call Summary Report table:

UserTotal InteractionsInboundOutboundInternalVoicemailAbandoned
Jeremy Franc1024310
Jon Snipes944001
Nathaly Alarcon940311

How to Use This Information​

The Call Summary Report provides actionable insights:

  • Spot Trends: Identify users with high call activity or frequent abandoned calls.
  • Analyze Performance: Assess user efficiency using total and average call durations.
  • Optimize Workflows: Use data on forwards, voicemails, and abandoned calls to refine processes.

Understanding these columns allows organizations to improve call performance, streamline workflows, and enhance overall efficiency.