CSAT scores in Zendesk QA are calculated by normalizing responses on different scales. For example, a binary scale is normalized to 100 or 0, a 3-point scale to 100, 50, or 0, and so on. The sum of all normalized responses is then divided by the sum of total possible maximum normalized scores to calculate the CSAT.
Rating categories in Zendesk QA are weighted differently based on their importance. Critical categories have a weight of 0.05 because they are either pass or fail. This means that these categories have a smaller impact on the overall score compared…
In Zendesk QA, the score by category is calculated by comparing scores per category for each agent. The highest possible rating for an agent is always 100%, and it is based only on the rated categories, not the skipped ones. Each column in the…
Individual review scores in Zendesk QA are calculated using the Scores by reviews dashboard card, which provides exact conversation scores for agents. In contrast, category scores are calculated using the Scores by category card, which focuses on…
The Internal Quality Score (IQS) in Zendesk QA is calculated as the average of all your conversation reviews. For example, if you have five reviews with scores of 100%, 9.91%, 63.96%, 90.99%, and 0%, the IQS would be (100% + 9.91% + 63.96% + 90.99%…