Overview
From the Insights screen you can access your insights for every aspect of Webio. Monitor your campaigns, messages, agent activity and more through insightful widgets. Full data export tables are also available.
When accessing the Webio's Insights screen, you will see the landing dashboard. From here you can check today's activity but you cannot filter the date range.
The landing dashboard includes two types of widgets:
Chart widgets
Text widgets
Icons functionalities
Every widget has:
- An info icon on the upper right-hand side, either hover over or click to see the widget description.
- A three dots on the upper right-hand side, click to either download as image (widget screenshot) or as CSV file to get the data behind the graph.
- Some widgets have an icon that shows two squares and an arrow on the upper left-hand side, those widgets can take you to another dashboard.
For tables, indicators, and text graphs just click on the widget to jump to another dashboard.
For bar charts, line charts, column charts, and pie charts, first select the widget with left click then right click and select the option "jump to [name of dashboard]".
Configuring Dashboards filters
When from the landing dashboard of the Insights screen, you jump to a specific dashboard, you ‘carry’ the filters of the widget you used to jump to the dashboard.
To configure your Dashboard filters:
- If you don't see the filters section on the right side of the screen, click the arrow to expand the view.
A pencil icon appears when you hover your mouse over the top right corner of each available filter. Click on the pencil icon then select or deselect the options to customise your filter.
- When all your Dashboard filters are configured, you can set as preferred one, by clicking the three dots on the upper right-hand side of the screen, and then selecting ‘Set as My Default Filters’. Your preferred filter configuration is now saved.
From now on, whenever you are on a specific dashboard and want to apply the filters configuration you just saved, simply click on the round arrow button.
If the dashboard creator makes changes, you are going to lose your set filters and you will need to re-set them.
How to use Pulse
Pulse is a centralized built-in notification system that allows you to stay on top of your most important KPIs across multiple dashboards.
To create your notification alert, you will have to click the three dots on the upper right-hand side of the widget, and then click ‘Add to Pulse’.
A new window will pop up, where you can give your pulse a name of your selection, set the value to be:
- Smaller than
- Greater than
- Equal or smaller than
- Equal or greater than
- Equal to
- Not equal to
- Between
Then click 'Advanced'.
Select the 'Notification Options' tab in the upper right-hand side and type a message to receive when the conditions are met. Select 'Add' and you are set!
Engagement Rate
Find out how many customers have engaged with your conversations, with our new visual for your SMS and Digital activity.
Schedule Progress
This widget shows your overall Campaigns' schedules progress per day.
The blue line shows the total number of contacts imported so far.
The orange line shows the number of contacts that have already been sent a text.
Logged Agents
This pie chart shows the number of messages that have failed today, and the reason they failed.
It also links to the Failed Communications Dashboard
Unanswered Conversations
This widget shows the number of the conversations that have received an inbound and an agent needs to handle the conversation. If the conversation is assigned to an agent, it will show the volume per agent. This uses cached data refreshed every 15 minutes.
Unanswered Live Conversations
Click on Live Queue Management in Insights to check on unanswered conversations in your queues. This is live data and will update each time you click into the visual
We apply groupings to the time to make it easier to read. You can also apply the filters as required e.g. you could filter to just show anything over x amount of time.
Open Conversations per Q
This widget shows the number of open conversations per queue.
Closed Conversations
This widget shows the number of conversations that have been closed so far today.
It also links to the 'Closed Conversations' Dashboard
Outbound Messages
This widget shows the number of messages that have been sent by a bot versus by an agent.
It also links to the Schedules Dashboard
Open Conversations per Status
This pie chart shows the split between the open conversations and their latest assigned status.
Unanswered Conversations (status)
This widget shows the number of conversations that have received an inbound and an agent need to handle them, split by their latest status.
Status Updates
This widget shows how many times a status has been used today.
Long Outbounds
The top row shows the number of messages sent today that had only one segment/unit.
The bottom row shows the number of messages sent today that had 6 or more segments/units.
It also links to the Messages Dashboard
Schedule Status
This widget shows the same information as the Schedule Progress, but this time instead of the total number of contacts, we can see the number of contacts imported per schedule, and how many of those have already been sent.
Messages
This text widget serves as a link to the data export dashboard.
Failed Messages
This text widget serves as a link to the failed communications data export dashboard. In here you can find out why a message has failed. Click it then navigate to Analytics and check the Error column.
Errors Types:
Error | Description |
Invalid Number | The number doesn't exist, the handset doesn't support SMS, the number is inactive or expired |
Unavailable | The handset isn't connecting to the network, it may be turned off or out of range. Can also be caused by other issues e.g. length, invalid request protocol etc. |
Network Error | The network responded with an error |
Busy | The message could not be delivered as there was not enough memory on the handset or another SMS was being received at the same time. |
Expired | The message expired before it reached the handset. |
Invalid Message Structure | The message requires values that aren't available. These will be the values set in either #fieldname# or <<fieldname>> within the content of the message or the Channel ID to send to. |
Invalid Contact Structure | The contact is not in the expected format |
Overrun | The message was not able to send before the campaign end time. This is typically caused by the rate per minute being too low for the available send window. |
Blocklisted & Profanity | The message has been blocked from sending either due to the phone number being on the blocklist of your organisation, or the message containing a word that has been flagged by our profanity filter. |
Rejected | The request was rejected |
Reconciliation
This text widget serves as a link to the reconciliation dashboard.
- The Messaging Activity table shows the total messages sent or received per channel, organization, and date.
- The Active Users shows the total number of users that logged in during the selected date range.
Propensities
This text widget serves as a link to the Propensities dashboard.
Propensities table shows a summary of all the propensities labels assigned to your customers conversations and the average level of confidence for each label. Here you can find a breakdown of the labels per queue and full propensities data export, also you can filter your data per dates, Organizations, Campaigns and Schedules.