Creating a CSAT by sentiment report in Zendesk involves several key steps. Start by adding metrics such as 'CSAT offered but not responded to', 'Good satisfaction tickets', and 'Bad satisfaction tickets' to the Metrics panel. Change the metric aggregator for these metrics to D_COUNT.
Next, add the ordered set 'Sentiment positive to negative' to the Columns panel, exclude NULL values, and choose a column chart visualization. Configure the chart to be stacked and display specific values for each metric. Finally, give your report a descriptive name and save it. This process will result in a visual representation of CSAT ratings correlated with customer sentiment.
To create a CSAT breakdown report by customer sentiment in Zendesk, you'll need a few specific resources. You'll need Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, Editor or Admin permissions, and access to ticket data that includes CSAT ratings and…
Creating a standard calculated metric in Zendesk Explore involves a few steps. First, navigate to the Reports section and start a new report using the Support - Tickets dataset. Then, access the Calculations menu and select Standard calculated…
Ordering sentiment values in a Zendesk Explore report is straightforward. Begin by selecting the Calculations menu and choosing Ordered set. Name your ordered set descriptively, like 'Sentiment positive to negative'. In the Computed from field,…
The intelligent triage feature is crucial for CSAT reports in Zendesk because it helps identify the sentiment associated with customer tickets. By analyzing sentiment, you can correlate it with customer satisfaction ratings, providing insights into…