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Operational Indicators – Average Handle Time (AHT)

Taylor Reach Group

In this article, we tackle one of the most important indicators; Average Handle Time (AHT). AHT is defined as the total amount of time (on average) that an agent spends on a contact. In a Contact Center environment (voice, chat), AHT includes talk time, hold time and after call work time (ACW).

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Key contact center metrics you should be tracking

CCNG

FCR should be a North Star metric for all contact centers as it measures efficiency, performance, agent training levels and tests internal processes and systems. Average Handle Time (AHT) An efficiency metric, average handle time measures the amount of time it takes each agent to converse with a customer.

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Take a Fresh Look at Average Handle Time

TASKE Technology

Often, we look at particular statistics with a single focus, typically related to whether we’re meeting service levels or operating efficiently. Average Handle Time (AHT), for example, can be used to determine whether your team is meeting defined service levels and working efficiently.

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3 Reasons Your Call Center is Missing Benchmarks

Fonolo

Better call center agent training improves FCR, and FCR drives customer satisfaction. Service level (SLAs). Service level measures the number of inbound calls answered within a certain time frame. The closer the number of calls answered within 30 seconds is to 100%, the better your service level benchmark.

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Take a Fresh Look at Average Handle Time

TASKE Technology

Often, we look at particular statistics with a single focus, typically related to whether we’re meeting service levels or operating efficiently. Average Handle Time (AHT), for example, can be used to determine whether your team is meeting defined service levels and working efficiently.

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Call Center Metrics and KPIs to Measure Performance and Productivity

CCNG

While the list of KPIs is endless, standard metrics that have stood the test of time include Quality Assurance (QA), Customer Satisfaction (CSAT), First Call Resolution (FCR), After Call Work (ACW), Service Level, and Occupancy. Service Level is another metric to watch. more likely to stay than leave within a year.

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What is a call center dashboard and what does it do?

NobelBiz

Historical Dashboards: Preserving the Journey Historical dashboards act as time capsules, preserving the rich context of the customer journey across time. We were able to train people easily, and deploy it to their computers in their home offices to keep productivity going!”