Use this report to view volume details of completed messages (this excludes active and incoming messages). It shows the total number of completed messages (excluding originated messages), completed messages - broken down by type of completion, response times, and other details.
Tip: The Message Volume report, grouped by User will show you how long each user is spending on messages.
Scroll down to view a description of the results of the report.
This report maps to this DB View: ObjectVolumeDateView.
Select the output that you want the report to be delivered in. This can be DHTML, HTML, Applet, PDF, text, Excel, PS (PostScript), RTF and XML.
Displays the method format that indicates how the message was received by Response.
Select the option that you want to display results for. You can select Category, Department, Mailbox, Mailbox Group, Queue, Rule, System and User.
Select the date grouping that you want the report to group by. You can select Hour, Day, Week, and Month.
All
Select this option to find by a date range. The database searches for completed messages within this date range. Select the date range from the menu:
Today
This Week
This Month
This Year
Yesterday
Last Week
Last Month
Last Year
Fields
Select this option to search using the available query fields.
Note: The following fields are enabled depending on the option you select in the "Report on" field.
Department
Select the department.
Mailbox
Select the mailbox.
User in
Select the department that the user is in.
Name
Select the name of the user.
Queue in
Select the department for the queue.
Select the name of the queue.
Select the date range you want to search from the menu. The choices are:
Today
This Week
This Month
This Year
Yesterday
Last Week
Last Month
Last Year
Enter the date range you want the report to cover.
Beginning Date – Type the start date of the period you want the report to cover. The format is MM/DD/YYYY.
Ending Date – Type the end date of the period you want the report to cover. The format is MM/DD/YYYY.
NOTE: This report is memory intensive when run in DHTML mode and may result in an error or Client abort: Socket connection exception. To prevent this, refer to the KANA Reports Installation Guide to increase the heap size to the recommended 512 minimum and 1024 maximum values for optimal performance before running the report.
The date range for the report appears above the results table.
Term |
Explanation |
Number of Messages Completed |
Displays the total number of completed messages within KANA Response. |
Counts |
Displays message count information. Reply Forward Collab. Redirect No Ans |
Performance |
Displays performance information, such as average response time, average performance times, and the number of replies. A.P.T. (min): Average Performance Time in minutes. A.R.T. (hrs): Average Response Time in hours. S.L. Replies: Number of Service Level replies. S.L. Percent: Percent within Service Level goal. Note: The service level is a measurement of performance that can be set in Content Administration settings. The service level is the maximum amount of time (measured in minutes) that customers should have to wait to receive a response to their messages. Service level is a response time goal for reporting purposes only. |
Routing Activity |
Displays routing activity, such as the number of active messages in the queue, number of messages entering the queue, and messages leaving the queue. |