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- Ticket pipeline stage
- A defined step in a ticket pipeline that marks where a request sits in its lifecycle, such as new, waiting on contact, or closed; stage drives status and reporting.
- Shared inbox
- A Conversations inbox connected to a team email address or channel where multiple users read and reply to the same threads, with replies logged to the contact record.
- Ticket association
- A link between a ticket and records such as contacts, companies, deals, or other tickets; associations control sidebar context and enable cross-object reporting.
- SLA time to first response
- The clock measuring elapsed time between ticket creation and the first agent reply, evaluated against working hours defined in the SLA's calendar settings.
- SLA time to close
- The clock measuring elapsed time from ticket creation until the ticket enters a closed stage, paused or resumed according to configured working-hours and status rules.
- Round robin assignment
- A routing method that distributes incoming tickets or conversations evenly across eligible users in sequence, ignoring current workload differences between agents.
- Conversation handoff
- The transfer of a chat from a bot to a live agent, triggered by a user request, keyword match, or failed intent; the thread then enters the inbox queue.
- Knowledge base grounding
- Configuring an AI customer agent to answer only from published knowledge base articles, which limits answers to approved content and excludes drafts.
- AI confidence threshold
- A setting that determines the minimum certainty required for an AI agent to answer directly; below it, the conversation escalates or offers a human handoff.
- Bot intent
- A recognized purpose behind a visitor's message, matched by the chatbot to route the conversation to a specific branch, answer, or handoff action.
- Load balanced routing
- A routing rule that assigns new tickets based on current open ticket counts per user, aiming to equalize workload rather than rotate strictly in sequence.
- Ticket workflow enrollment
- The trigger condition that adds a ticket to an automation; criteria are checked when the trigger event occurs, and existing tickets are not enrolled retroactively.
- Suggested replies
- AI-generated draft responses shown to agents inside the conversation composer; the agent reviews, edits, and sends, unless auto-send is explicitly enabled.
- Chatbot branch
- A conditional path in a bot flow that directs the conversation based on a button choice, captured input, or contact property value.
- Knowledge base category
- A grouping level above articles that organizes content for navigation and shapes article URL paths; subcategories add a further level of structure.
- Article publish state
- The status of a knowledge base article as draft, published, or scheduled; only published articles appear publicly and feed bots and AI agents.
- Private knowledge base
- A knowledge base restricted to registered visitors or SSO-authenticated users, so content is not publicly indexed or readable without login.
- Article SEO fields
- Per-article metadata including title, meta description, URL slug, and canonical tag, which control how the article appears in search results.
- Knowledge base search analytics
- Reports of what visitors search for, including terms returning no results; repeated no-result searches signal content gaps to fill.
- Article template
- A predefined structure such as how-to, troubleshooting, or FAQ that sets default headings and layout so articles stay consistent across authors.
- Multi-language article variant
- A language-specific version of an article within a multi-language knowledge base, each with its own publish state, URL, and translation status.
- Self-service deflection
- The reduction in tickets achieved when customers resolve issues through knowledge base content or bots instead of contacting support directly.
- Customer health score
- A composite number built from weighted factors such as ticket volume, sentiment, survey results, and product usage, used to flag accounts at risk.
- Health score grade
- A label mapped to a numeric health score range, such as healthy, neutral, or at risk; thresholds are configurable and must be documented for reporting.
- Cohort retention analysis
- Grouping contacts or companies by start period and tracking the percentage still retained in later periods to reveal churn patterns over time.
- CSAT percentage positive
- The share of survey responses rated positive on a 1-5 or 1-7 scale; report it alongside response rate, since low response rates weaken confidence.
- NPS calculation
- Percent promoters (scores 9-10) minus percent detractors (scores 0-6) on a 0-10 scale; passives score 7-8 and are excluded from the calculation.
- Average time to close
- A ticket report measure of elapsed time from creation to closed stage, typically averaged across tickets filtered by pipeline, team, or period.
- SLA compliance rate
- The percentage of tickets that met a given SLA target within the reporting period, split by pipeline or team and compared against breached tickets.
- Repeat contact rate
- The share of customers who open new tickets for the same or related issues within a period; a leading indicator of unresolved problems and churn risk.
- Report-level filter precedence
- Filters set on an individual report override dashboard-level filters, so conflicting settings can hide data; consolidate filters to avoid misleading results.
- Ticket sentiment trend
- A time series of sentiment scores assigned to ticket conversations, used alongside survey data as an early warning of declining customer satisfaction.