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Agents (data source)

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Agents (data source)

To help users make the most of the Reporter, each data source for agents is explained here, along with its columns. There are 3 data sources in the “Agents’ section:

  • Activities: active profile, time spent in interactions, etc.
  • Users’ interactions: treatment duration, post-interaction, etc.
  • User interaction presentations: everything done by the agent when an interaction is presented.

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

Activities

Here are the details for each column.

  • Activity start date: the day and time of activity activation.
  • Activity end date: the day and time of activity deactivation.
  • User: first and last name of the user.
  • User profile: the user’s active profile.
  • Activity: the activity name.
    • login and logout are considered as activities, and will appear in the table.
  • Type: the activity type (defined in the Maker): processing, productive/non-productive unavailability,
    • login and logout don’t have a type.
  • Processing time: from the interaction distribution to the interaction end.
  • Non-interaction time: the time spent connected, but not processing any interaction.
  • Post-interaction time: time spent doing the post-interaction (if the agent is allowed to do so).
  • Total time: from the distribution to the end of the post-interaction.
  • Voice flow: enabled or disabled.
  • Messaging flow: enabled or disabled.
  • Email flow: enabled or disabled.
  • Total number of interactions: for all three flows.
  • Number of voice interactions: Smart and direct.
  • Number of email interactions: Smart only.
  • Number of messaging interactions: Smart and direct.
  • Manager: Yes/No.

Users’ interactions

Here are the details for each column.

  • Interaction start date: the day and time of activity activation.
  • Interaction end date: the day and time of activity deactivation.
  • User: first and last name of the user.
  • User profile: the user’s active profile.
  • Flow: voice, email or messages.
  • Direction: incoming or outgoing.
  • Customer identification: the number, email or messaging ID of the customer.
  • Processing time: from the interaction distribution to the interaction end.
  • Non-interaction time: the time spent connected, but not processing any interaction.
  • Post-interaction time: time spent doing the post-interaction (if the agent is allowed to do so).
  • Total interaction time: from the distribution to the end of the post-interaction.
  • Number of post-interactions extends: how many times the post-interaction was extended (if the agent is allowed to do so).
  • Distribution ID: the unique identifier for this interaction’s distribution.
  • Interaction ID: the interaction’s unique identifier.
  • CRM card ID: if a CRM card was created/assigned to the interaction.
  • CRM: if a card was created/assigned, which CRM it belongs to.

User interaction presentation

Here are the details for each column.

  • Presentation date: the day and time of interaction presentation.
  • User: first and last name of the user.
  • User profile: the user’s active profile.
  • Flow: voice, email or messages.
  • Routing type: direct or Smart.
  • Queue: the interaction queue (for Smart interactions only).
  • Presentation status: accepted, refused or missed.
  • Distribution ID: the unique identifier for this interaction’s distribution.
  • Interaction ID: the interaction’s unique identifier.
Updated on 2026-09-10
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