Reporting on Customer Happiness

Zoho Desk provides you with prebuilt reports on happiness ratings for agents. These reports are quite detailed and provide an informative collection of rating statistics that can be used as it is. The three default reports are namely:

1. Customer Happiness for Agents
   
2. Customer Happiness Analytics and
   
3. Customer Happiness Comparison
   

Note:

• Customer happiness reports can be viewed for a particular department or as a Global Report, with data from all departments. The Global Reports are specific to the subscribers of the Enterprise edition.
  

Viewing Customer Happiness Report

You can view your overall happiness rating score and individual ratings in the prebuilt Customer Happiness Reports. You can access the happiness reports from the Reports module in your Zoho Desk.

To view the customer happiness reports:

1. Click the Reports module.
   
2. In the Reports Overview page, click Reports from the left panel.
   
3. In the Reports List page and under the Customer Happiness section, you can access the default reports.
   

Report 1: Customer Happiness for Agents

This is a summary report that provides insights into the percentage of Good, Okay and Bad ratings received by each of your agents against the overall rating score of a department. The report also provides the absolute number of ratings received by an agent during the reporting period.

You can sort this report to view by the order of most rated and the least rated agents. Also, you can select a Reporting period from the drop-down menu. You can choose one of the available date ranges or view the last 100 ratings regardless of time.

Report 2: Customer Happiness Analytics

This is a customer-centric report, that displays the ratings and its associated feedback received by one or all of your agents. The report will list the customers' name and their email address, and you can click on feedback to view its ticket. Also, the report is dynamic that the ratings are updated as and when they are received.

Here are some of the actions you can perform (refer to the above image) on this report:

1. Click Reply to respond to feedback that was received from a customer.
   
2. Leave a comment on feedback to collaborate with your agents.
   
3. Export your customer happiness ratings and feedback to a CSV file for further analysis.
   
4. Click on a smiley to filter and view the report by Positive, Neutral or Negative ratings.
   
5. Select an agent from the drop down, to view the ratings received by them.
   
6. You can choose one of the available date ranges or view the last 100 ratings regardless of time.
   

Report 3: Customer Happiness Comparison

This is a visualized trend report that will help you monitor the ratings over different time periods. The graph plots the percentage of Good, Okay and Bad ratings received by your agents on a rating scale of 0-100 percentage.

       

Here are some of the actions you can perform (refer to the above image) on this report:

1. By default, the report will display the rating trend for all of your agents. You can select an agent from the drop-down menu to view their ratings over a specific period.
   
2. Select a reporting period from the drop-down menu. You can choose one of the available date ranges or set a custom date range.
   
3. Select a chart type for your data based on the analysis you're going to make. You can choose one amongst the following: Area-spline, Line, and Bar.
   
4. Click the rating options to filter and view the trend by Positive, Neutral or Negative ratings.
   

Creating Custom Reports

The above-mentioned predefined reports will meet most of your requirements. But if you want to report on happiness ratings with data from other cross-functional modules (like Contacts, Accounts Products, etc.), you can build a custom report. 

Here is a quick recap of the steps involved in creating a custom report:

Part 1: Select a module and the cross-functional modules under the Reports tab.

Part 2: Select the report type.

Part 3: Select the report columns. You must add the Happiness Rating column to the Selected Columns list box.

Part 4: Group the report column. Select Happiness Rating from the list to group the records based on it.

Part 5: Select the required calculation functions.

Part 6: Specify the advanced sorting filters. You can filter the report by adding criteria options specific to Happiness Rating.

Part 7: Save the report in folder.

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