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Routing (Data source)

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Overview

To help users make the most of the Reporter, each data source for the Smart Routing path(s) is explained here, along with its columns.

Definitions of data-related terms (processing, post-interaction, etc.) can be found in the dedicated article.

Smart Routing path

Here are the details for each column.

  • Interaction ID: the interaction’s unique identifier.
  • Transition date: date and time the interaction begun.
  • Flow: voice, email or messaging.
  • Interaction ended: yes or no.
  • Action anchor: the action’s number in the Smart Routing.
  • Action: the action’s name.
  • DTMF Key: if the customer had to use it.
  • Action result: the name of the following Smart Routing action in the outgoing action (if there is one).
  • Last action anchor: the last action’s number in the Smart Routing.
  • Action time: time spent in this action.
  • Pre-action journey time: time spent in the transition between 2 actions. For example: wait time for “Distribution to a queue”.
  • Smart Routing: the name of the Smart Routing.
  • Smart Routing version: the name of the Smart Routing’s version.
  • Next action: name of the next action in the Smart Routing.
  • Link to next action: OK or no data.
Updated on 2026-09-10
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