A report in Zendesk Explore is composed of metrics and attributes. Metrics are quantifiable data points that represent what you want to measure, such as the number of tickets or updates. Every report must include at least one metric.
Attributes, on the other hand, are qualitative data that categorize your metrics into groups based on their values, like dates or user groups. For example, using the 'Assignee name' attribute with the 'Tickets' metric will show the number of tickets per assignee. Metrics and attributes are added in the report builder through various panels. For more guidance, see the section on adding metrics and attributes in theoriginal documentation.
Reports in Zendesk Explore are essentially questions you ask about the data stored in your Zendesk account. They help you analyze and understand various aspects of your business operations. For instance, you might want to know the percentage of…
In Zendesk Explore, reports are built on datasets, which are the data sources containing the business information you want to analyze. When creating a report, you must select a dataset that connects to the relevant Zendesk product data, such as…
Zendesk Explore offers prebuilt reports to help you quickly start analyzing your product data. These include sample reports and default dashboard reports. Sample reports showcase data from default datasets and can be customized or cloned to fit…
To filter data by date range in Zendesk Explore, you need to apply a filter based on a metric, such as the date tickets were created or solved. This allows you to narrow down your data to specific time frames, like a particular month or quarter….
Exporting reports to CSV or Excel in Zendesk Explore is straightforward. You can create a customized report and then export it, ensuring the data is formatted correctly for your needs. If you encounter issues, such as combined columns or repeated…