Dashboard Analytics
The analytics area covers session counts, conversation activity, leads, handoffs, ROI assumptions, CRM outcomes, and shared reporting.
What you can measure
- Sessions and message volume
- Leads captured
- Human handoffs
- High-intent or outcome-tagged activity
- ROI assumptions applied to operational events
- Influenced pipeline and influenced closed-won revenue
- Report snapshots shared with stakeholders
Core analytics surfaces
Overview dashboard
The main dashboard highlights current performance, recent sessions, notifications, and operating tasks that need attention.
Sessions
Use the sessions area to review:
- Full transcripts
- Flags and review status
- Per-session timing and message counts
- Exported CSV or JSON history
Leads
Track captured leads and connect them back to the session that created them. Lead analytics pair well with ROI assumptions and CRM attribution.
Handoffs
Measure:
- Queue volume
- First-response pressure
- Resolution timing
- The topics most likely to need human takeover
ROI modeling
Per website, you can assign expected values for events such as:
- Leads
- Meetings booked
- Support resolutions
- High-intent sessions
- Handoffs
These assumptions power outcome summaries inside analytics.
CRM attribution
If CRM attribution is configured, analytics also show:
- Open pipeline
- Influenced pipeline
- Closed won revenue
- Influenced closed won revenue
- Synced opportunities and top influenced deals
See Revenue Attribution.
Shared reports
You can freeze the current analytics view into a shareable report link. Each shared report stores the exact snapshot at creation time. The snapshot does not change later.
Using analytics to improve the system
Use the analytics surface to:
- Find the questions and flows that cause handoffs.
- Add or improve knowledge sources for recurring gaps.
- Run retrieval evals before publishing high-risk changes.
- Compare rollout candidates before moving traffic.
- Tie operational activity back to influenced revenue.
Accessing Analytics
Navigate to Analytics from the dashboard sidebar.
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