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The 10 Essential Call Center Metrics You Can’t Live Without

Babelforce

In this post: Average Handling Time Customer Satisfaction Service Level First Contact Resolution Call Abandonment Rate Percentage of Calls Blocked Call Transfer Rate Wrap-up Time Customer Effort Score Average Idle Time. Top Ten Call Center Metrics. #1 1 Average Handling Time.

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21 Call Center KPIs for Complete Performance Visibility

Babelforce

So which metrics are the most useful? 1 Average Talk Time (ATT). Talk time is a simple metric; it’s the total time agents spend dealing with callers. It’s useful to know, but – time spent talking doesn’t necessarily indicate service quality. #2 2 Average handle time (AHT).

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How Important is First Call Resolution for SMB Contact Centers?

Voxjar

First Call Resolution (FCR) is arguably the most important metric for small and midsize contact centers to track. A high FCR typically means you are also doing really well with: Customer Experience – You normally see high FCR and high CSAT scores going hand-in-hand. Let’s say your call center is not efficient.