Currently, Zendesk does not distinguish between chats dropped by agents and those dropped by users in its metrics.
A chat is considered dropped if it ends with an unanswered message from a visitor, regardless of who ends the chat. This can make it challenging to analyze the nature of dropped chats without additional data mining or custom metrics.
Dropped chats occur when a conversation with an agent ends with an unanswered message from a visitor. This can happen if either the agent or the visitor ends the chat. On the other hand, missed chats are those where the visitor leaves without being…
Dropped chats are calculated when a conversation ends with an unanswered message from a visitor, regardless of who ends the chat. This means if a visitor responds to an agent's message and then leaves the chat, it is counted as a dropped chat. The…
To reduce dropped chats, consider analyzing chat patterns to identify common causes. You can use attributes like Chat Agent Messages Brackets and Chat Visitor Messages Brackets to see if dropped chats have few messages exchanged or an uneven number…
Changing the origin of a chat from chat to email does not affect the missed chat metrics in Zendesk. This is because missed chats and email responses are tracked separately in different datasets. Therefore, altering the channel of your responses…
In Zendesk, live chat sessions typically end when a visitor navigates to a different page. To ensure conversations continue even when switching pages, consider upgrading to Zendesk Messaging. This feature allows for continuous conversations across…