The Companies by Health Score metric in Freshdesk measures the overall health of a company's support interactions, ranging from excellent to poor, based on factors such as response times, resolution rates, and customer satisfaction.
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The Created Tickets by Priority metric displays the total number of support tickets created in Freshdesk based on their priority levels (low, medium, high, urgent).
Non-Billable Tracked by Company is a metric that measures the amount of time spent by company employees on tasks that are not directly billable to clients or customers. It helps businesses understand how much non-revenue generating work is being done by staff.
Number of tickets currently open categorized by the source of the customer inquiry. Helps identify areas for improvement in customer support.
The Unresolved Tickets by Priority metric shows the number of tickets that are currently open and have not been resolved, categorized by their priority level. It provides a quick overview of the support team's workload and helps identify areas that may require attention.
Pending Tickets by Tag is a metric that displays the number of tickets with a specific tag that are currently pending and awaiting action or resolution in Freshdesk.
The Pending Tickets by Source metric displays all the open support tickets in Freshdesk grouped by the source they are received from, allowing for easy tracking of ticket volume and trends.
The Resolved Tickets by Tag metric shows the number of tickets that have been resolved, categorized by their respective tags in Freshdesk.
This metric shows the number of tickets that have missed their due date, segmented by priority level (low, medium, high, urgent).