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The Tickets Analytics dashboard shows ticket creation patterns, top requesters, and conversion rates from conversations to tickets.

Accessing Tickets Analytics

Navigate to Dashboard in the sidebar and select the Tickets tab.
You need Admin or Account Manager permissions to access Tickets Analytics.

Key Performance Metrics

The dashboard displays four primary metrics at the top, each showing the current value and change from the previous period:

Dashboard Components

Ticket Volume Chart

The volume chart shows daily ticket creation trends over the selected time period. You can toggle between two views:
  • Volume View: Bar chart showing the number of tickets created each day
  • Conversion Rate View: Bar chart showing the daily thread-to-ticket conversion rate as a percentage
Use the toggle button in the chart header to switch between views.

Distribution Charts

The dashboard includes several distribution charts to help you understand ticket patterns:

User Type Distribution

Shows the breakdown of tickets by user permission level, helping you identify which user segments generate the most support requests.

Priority Distribution

Displays tickets categorized by priority level:
  • Urgent: Critical issues requiring immediate attention
  • High: Important issues with significant impact
  • Normal: Standard support requests
  • Low: Minor issues or general inquiries
Priority distribution only appears if your ticketing system uses priority levels.

Typology Distribution

Shows tickets grouped by their type or category, helping you understand what kinds of issues users face most frequently.

Custom Field Distributions

If your ticketing system has custom enum fields configured, the dashboard automatically displays distribution charts for each field.

Top Lists

Top Requesters

A table showing the top 10 users who created the most tickets, including:
  • Email address
  • Organization
  • Ticket count
Click on a requester row to navigate to their ticket list with filters pre-applied.

Top Organizations

A table showing the top 10 organizations by ticket volume, useful for identifying accounts that may need additional support or training. Both tables include a download button to export the full list as CSV.

Filtering Options

Use the dashboard header filters to refine your analysis:

Exporting Data

CSV Export

Click the download icon on any table card to export the data as a CSV file. Available exports include:
  • Top requesters (full list beyond top 10)
  • Tickets by organization

PDF Export

Click the PDF export button in the dashboard header to generate a PDF report of the current view, including all visible charts and metrics.

Understanding the Metrics

Thread-to-Ticket Conversion Rate

This metric shows what percentage of conversations result in a ticket being created. A high conversion rate may indicate:
  • Complex issues that require follow-up
  • Users who prefer formal ticket tracking
  • Processes that require ticket documentation
A low conversion rate typically means:
  • The AI agent resolves most issues directly
  • Users find answers without needing escalation

Period Comparison

All key metrics show the change from the previous period. For example, if you select “Last 7 days”, the comparison shows the change from the 7 days before that.
Use period comparison to identify trends and anomalies in your ticket volume.

Best Practices

  1. Monitor conversion rates regularly: A sudden increase may indicate an issue with agent responses or knowledge base gaps
  2. Review top requesters: Users with many tickets may need additional training or have recurring issues worth addressing systematically
  3. Track priority distribution: A high percentage of urgent tickets may indicate systemic problems
  4. Export data for deeper analysis: Use CSV exports to perform custom analysis in spreadsheet tools