Understanding Bounce Rate Calculation in Zendesk WFM
How does Zendesk WFM calculate the Bounce Rate?
In Zendesk WFM, the Bounce Rate is calculated by dividing the difference between the number of tickets touched and attended points by the number of tickets touched. This metric indicates the percentage of tickets that were actually worked on by agents.
A high bounce rate may suggest inefficiencies, such as agents spending time on tickets without taking meaningful actions. Monitoring this metric can help identify areas for improvement in agent workflows and ensure that time is being used effectively.
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