Update handling time and total time spent are two different metrics in Zendesk. Update handling time measures the time an agent spends on each update, while total time spent includes all time logged by agents on a ticket.
Update handling time is useful for analyzing individual agent performance on specific updates, whereas total time spent provides a broader view of how much time is dedicated to a ticket overall. Understanding these differences can help you choose the right metric for your reporting needs.
To measure update handling time in Zendesk, you need to create a standard calculated metric in Zendesk Explore. This involves using the Time Tracking app to track the time spent on each update by agents. First, ensure you have the Time Tracking app…
To measure update handling time in Zendesk, you'll need a few things set up. First, you need Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, and you must have Editor or Admin permissions. Additionally, the Time Tracking app must be installed and…
Creating a report for update handling time by agent involves using the standard calculated metric you created in Zendesk Explore. This allows you to visualize which agents have the highest average handling time. Start by creating a new report in…
If you encounter formula errors in Zendesk Explore, it's important to check your calculation syntax carefully. Common issues include missing parentheses or incorrect field names. Review the formula line by line to ensure all elements are correctly…
Yes, you can measure first or full resolution times by an agent in Zendesk. This involves using a different formula than the one for update handling time. To calculate the time until the first solve, you can use a formula like 'MIN(Ticket solved…