OctopusTech

MARCH 1, 2023

Every inbound call center will have unique priorities, but here are some examples of metrics that are usually dashboard-worthy: Average handle times Abandon rate Average wait time Service levels First call resolution Schedule adherence Customer satisfaction Forecast accuracy Net Promoter Score Quality scores 4.

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Hodusoft

DECEMBER 28, 2022

Average Handle Time (AHT) Average Handle Time refers to the average time spent by agents to handle or manage a call from start to end. It also measures customer hold times and the time required for post-call tasks and administrative work (such as filing a form or updating the CRM).

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Fonolo

NOVEMBER 3, 2015

Why Your Call Center Needs to Watch Abandon Rates. ‘Occupancy Rate’ is the percentage of time that agents spend handling customer inquiries vs. waiting for calls (idle time). Average handle time is typically calculated as Talk Time + Hold Time + After Call Work / Total Calls.

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Monet Software

JULY 30, 2019

You might want to look at Average Speed to Answer (ASA) and Abandonment Rate (AR) along with SLAs. Abandonment Rate: Abandon rate represents the percentage of calls that are dropped by customers before they speak to an agent. Tip: Long hold times are usually the root cause of high abandon rates.

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Pointillist

JANUARY 25, 2019

Average Call Abandonment Rate If customers are waiting on hold too long, they are likely to abandon calls. Abandoning a call can cause immense frustration for customers and make them lose faith in your company. Abandoning a call can cause immense frustration for customers and make them lose faith in your company.

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