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Chat Archives Report

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Only an admin can download reports.

In the chat archive reports, reports are generated based on when the chats were created. For example, if you download the reports for February 2nd, you will see the reports for chats that were created on that specific day.

SnoFieldDescriptionComments
1ticket_idThe auto generated reference number for each incoming ticketAuto generated by the platform. Starts from 100000
2vistor_nameName of the person who raised the ticketThis will not be captured by default. Will have to include these steps in the live agent journey
3visitor_emailEmail of the person who raised the ticketThis will not be captured by default. Will have to include these steps in the live agent journey
4visitor_phoneContact number of the person who raised the ticketThis will not be captured by default. Will have to include these steps in the live agent journey
5subjectCan be configured to send any info WRT. the ticket raised
6tagsDisplays the tags applied by the agents/admins for that ticket
7commentsProvies information on the backend automation that is carried on the ticket (like auto close activity, ticket reassignment, auto translation etc.)
8groupThe name of the group to which the ticket got assigned
9statusRefers to the current status of the ticket. There are 5 statuses in Inbox - Assigned, Resolved, Queued, Missed, Open
10assigned_typeProvied information on how the ticket was assigned - AUTO or MANUAL
11sourceThe channel through which the ticket was received
12assigned_toRefers to the Inbox agent to whom the ticket was assigned
13opened_timeThe time at which the status of the ticket became OPENED
14queued_timeThe time at which the ticket was most recently QUEUED. If a ticket is queued more than once (for example, transferred to another group before being assigned), this reflects only the latest queue entry.
15first_queued_atThe time at which the ticket was queued for the very first time. Unlike queued_time, this stays the same across every later queue entry, so it survives a transfer that happens before the ticket is assigned.Blank if the ticket was never queued
16total_queue_time_in_secondsThe total time the ticket spent in the queue, added up across every time it was queued — for example, queued, transferred while still unassigned, then queued again counts both waits.Blank if the ticket was never queued
17assinged_timeThe time at which the ticket was successfully assigned to an available agent
18missed_timeThe time at which the status of the ticket became MISSED
19agent_current_concurrencyThe concurrency of the agent at which the specific ticket was assigned to them
20first_response_durationThe time taken by the agent from the time of ticket assignment to the first response sent by the agent
21first_response_timeThe timestamp at which the agent sends out the first response to the ticket from when it is assigned[assigned_time] - [first_response_time]
22avg_response_timeThe average time taken by the agent to respond to each of the customer's message in that entire conversation
23original_average_response_timeThe average response time across the entire ticket, from the first agent's assignment through resolution. Unlike avg_response_time, which is blank when a ticket is transferred and the new agent hasn't replied yet, this stays populated as long as any agent responded at any point in the ticket, even across transfers.
24resolved_timeThe time at which the ticket was RESOLVED or CLOSED
25ticket_csatDisplays the default ticket CSAT settings - SOLVED / NOT SOLVED / PROVIDEDHas to be enabled from the settings
26priorityThe priority with which the ticket was created
27agent_ratingDisplays the feedback rating the agent has received for the ticket from the scale of 1 - 5 or NOT PROVIDEDHas to be enabled from the settings
28agent_emailThe email ID of the agent assigned to the ticket
29chat_linkThe public chat URL of the chat transcript
30noteNotes added by the Agents, Admins or collaborators for that ticket
31number_reassignmentsThe number of times the ticket was transferred by the agents/admins
32initialized_timeMIN ( assigned_time, opened_time, queued_time)For internal debugging purposes
33user_wait_timeThe total time a user waits before an agent is assigned to their ticket when it is queued
34spent_timeThe total time a customer spends right from an agent getting assigned to their ticket to getting that resolved.[User wait time + Customer agent interaction time = Spent time]
35customer_agent_interaction_timeThe total time duration of the interaction between the agent and the customer to resolve that ticket.[Resolved time - Assigned time]
36reopened_byDisplays the name of the agent who reopenend this ticket
37reopened_fromDisplays the ticket ID of the previous ticket from which the current ticket was reopened from. Note: In Inbox when you reopen a ticket, it'll be treated as a new ticket with new ID
38reassignment_1The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
39reassignment_2The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
40reassignment_3The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
41reassignment_4The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
42reassignment_5The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
43reassignment_6The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
44reassignment_7The next person to whom the ticket gets assigned, if transferred
45Custom fieldDisplays all the updated custom field data for each ticket
note

To capture CSAT scores in the ticket_csat and agent_rating columns in this report, you can either enable CSAT score from settings or implement a custom AI-agent flow using the API to update the scores based on user feedback.
Supporting articles: CSAT API, CSAT flow design.