Less admiring charts. More fixing things.

Channels, teammates, and conversations measured as they happen — no analyst, no warehouse, no waiting for Monday.

Conversations

Incoming volume by channel — and who ends up carrying it.

Last 30 daysChannelTeammate

New conversations

Snapshot · Last 30 days

1,1529.6% vs prev

Replies sent

Snapshot · Last 30 days

3,6247.4% vs prev

Closed conversations

Snapshot · Last 30 days

1,0464.8% vs prev

Backlog

Snapshot · Live

39

Conversation volume

Trend · Last 30 days

Jun 12Jun 19Jun 26Jul 3Jul 10

Volume by channel

Share · Last 30 days

5.8k
Web widget46%Email24%WhatsApp14%Telegram11%Instagram5%

Hourly distribution

Breakdown · Last 30 days

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Six reports you would otherwise spend a sprint assembling are simply there, already populated.

Conversations

Where the volume originates and the hours it spikes.

Responsiveness

Speed to first reply and to closure — team-wide and per person.

Team performance

Each teammate's load, output, and satisfaction scores.

Customer satisfaction

Satisfaction movement traced to channels, tags, and agents.

AI agent

What the AI settles alone and where it taps out.

Tags and topics

The subjects customers raise most, with the mood attached.

The morning screen, arranged your way

Only the numbers you check, dragged into place, sized and named — then made your homepage.

The bot reports to you

Solo resolutions and handoffs, in plain sight — trust it or retrain it.

See the AI agent

Catch the overload early

Per-person load and satisfaction in one look — backup arrives before burnout.

The queue is telling you something

Every thread files under a topic, so a swelling refund theme climbs the chart in real time.

The spike won't sneak past

You spot it at double volume, not when the queue's already ablaze.

Rosters without the spreadsheet

Shifts, absences, and who is live right now — planned inside the tool that carries the workload.

Short questions, shorter answers

Data freshness, CSAT mechanics, and exactly what each role gets to see.

Six ship prebuilt — Conversations, Responsiveness, Team performance, Customer satisfaction, AI agent, and Tags & topics — each mixing KPIs, trends, and breakdowns. Rearrange or extend any of them; the layout sticks to your account.
Very — the catalog holds 33 widgets across Support, Team, AI, CSAT, and Knowledge base. Drag them onto a free grid, resize, rename, switch chart types, or pin a widget to its own timeframe; every change saves as you go.
Roughly five minutes for most metrics, with dashboards precomputed in the background so pages open instantly. Operational counters — the live backlog, who is online — tick over about every 30 seconds.
From genuine in-thread ratings: customers mark replies helpful or unhelpful, and those votes roll up into a score, a distribution, a trend, and cuts by teammate, channel, and tag. No standalone survey product required.
The AI agent report tracks containment — threads closed without a human — alongside escalation rate and the bot-versus-human split over time. It also clusters the questions the bot fumbled, ranked by how often they recur, and each cluster resolves into a ready answer in one click.
Yes — each report has one bar covering timeframe presets from Today to quarter-to-date, all eight channels (widget, email, WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, SMS, Zendesk, Intercom), and individual teammates. It drives every widget on the page together.

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AI and human metrics start flowing with your very first conversation.