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Introducing SmartView Custom Dashboards

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Introducing SmartView Custom Dashboards

You are probably familiar with the classic evaluagent dashboard that provides an overview of quality performance. It's the default view you see as soon as you log into the platform.

Although the classic dashboard is useful, it doesn't allow you to personalise what metrics are displayed or how they are displayed other than reporting levels, time periods and some filters.

SmartView Custom Dashboards enables you to create your own personalised dashboards that contain just the information and key performance indicators that most interest you. You can create multiple dashboards all with a different focus if you wish.

SmartView - Quick Information Links

This guide provides an overview of SmartView Custom Dashboards, however there are more detailed knowledge base articles about some of the specifics of building dashboards and widgets that you may be interested in.

Controlling who can build their own dashboards

Selecting SmartView or 'Classic' view

The guide to building your first SmartView Dashboard

The guide to building and managing widgets

Read on for a more general overview of SmartView.

What is a SmartView Custom Dashboard?

SmartView Custom Dashboards is a simple-to-use toolset that enables you to build multiple dashboards personalised to your individual needs.

Each dashboard is made up of a grid that you can populate with widgets displaying the metrics and visualisations you choose.

What is a Widget?

Widgets are the components ('Tiles') that make up your dashboard. Each widget is a visual representation of a metric (for example quality score or pass rate) that you define. You can customise your widgets to show these metrics at a reporting level or time period that you choose.

Widgets can display your data in several different ways. Here are the visualisation types available in SmartView Custom Dashboards:

Number Visualisation

A simple display of numeric values with options to display changes against past performance and reporting settings.

Donut Chart Visualisation

Displays integer or percentage values in a donut style chart with options to display metric context and reporting settings.

Trend Chart Visualisation

Displays integer or percentage values as a trend over a given period of time with options to display reporting settings.

Top or Bottom Visualisation

Displays entities (such as line items) in numerical order based on another metric (for example pass percentage). You can show the top 1-6 or bottom 1-6.

Comparison Visualisation

A special instance of the trend chart that allows you to compare two metrics over the same time period with options to display reporting settings.

What metrics can you display?

You can select from a range of metrics within the evaluagent platform to display on your widgets. The available metrics are organised into the following categories:

Quality Metrics

  • Evaluations

  • Pass Rate

  • Quality Score

  • System Evaluation Outcomes

  • Manual Evaluation Outcomes

  • Evaluation Auto-Fails

  • Total Auto-Fails

Improvement Metrics

  • 1-to-1 Sessions

  • General Feedbacks

  • Quality Feedbacks

  • Meeting Status

  • Action Status

Line Item Metrics

  • Line Items Pass Rate

Evaluator Metrics

  • Evaluation Status

  • Query Status

  • Average Time to Complete Evaluation

Calibration Metrics

  • Average Outcomes Difference

Category Metrics

  • Category System Scores

Insights

  • Customer Sentiment Score

  • Prolonged Sentiment

  • Insight Topic Frequency

What can you do with SmartView?

SmartView Custom Dashboards allows you to:

  • Create a new dashboard, name it and save it

  • Create additional dashboards

  • Navigate between multiple dashboards

  • Create new dashboard widgets and add them to a dashboard

  • Configure your widgets' reporting hierarchy, date ranges and filters

  • Display dashboards on a large screen

  • Change the order your dashboards are shown and set which one is the default view

  • Edit your dashboard, change its name or delete it

  • Edit your widgets or delete them

  • Clone widgets to the same or different dashboards

  • Share dashboards internally with colleagues

  • Share dashboards externally via secure links with expiry controls

  • See pop-up information about your metrics

  • Use master dashboard filters to temporarily change the reporting period or level for all widgets

Other FAQs

How do I suggest improvements to custom dashboards?

We love hearing from you! Whether you have a brand-new idea or want to chime in on existing ones, our product portal is your go-to place to see what's under consideration for the 12 months ahead. You can access the portal from the 'Latest updates & feedback' section in your user settings menu.

Will agents be able to use custom dashboards?

Yes, but you will need to grant the agent role the required 'Edit SmartView Custom Dashboards' permission. By default this is not given to agents.

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