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Reports Overview

Convot reports cover conversation volume, response times, agent performance, the conversation heatmap, agent availability, help center traffic, and AI agent metrics.

Updated June 11, 2026

Convot includes reports across your entire support operation. All reports are scoped to your organization and filtered to date ranges you choose.

What is available

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Report What it covers
Overview Conversation volume, new vs returning customers, backlog, and breakdown by app and channel
Support health Resolved/pending/escalated, what is driving support (categories), and the engineering escalation scorecard with SLA tracking
Live escalations Real-time frustration signals with level tiers, trajectory, and a feedback loop
Response times Median first response time, resolution time, SLA attainment, and distribution buckets
Outcomes First-contact resolution, reopen rate, abandoned rate, and how conversations end
Agent performance Per-agent sessions, conversations handled, replies sent, FRT, resolution time, availability, and quality score
Conversation heatmap Incoming message volume by day of week and hour
AI conversation quality Graded conversations, quality score, flagged issues, and per-agent quality
Agent availability Online vs busy time per agent over a period
Help center analytics Article views, search queries, zero-result searches, and article feedback
Changelog, roadmap, and scheduling Engagement on your changelog, roadmap, and bookings
AI agent metrics Deflection rate, CSAT, cost, handled volume, the suggest-mode trust funnel, and knowledge gaps

For a single at-a-glance home screen, see Your dashboard.

Date ranges and time zones

Every report supports a custom date range. The default is the last 30 days. Day boundaries are calculated in the organization’s configured time zone (or UTC if not set), so “conversations on Monday” means Monday in your time zone, not UTC.

Filters

Most reports can be filtered by app, channel, or agent to narrow the scope.

Role access

Reports are only visible to organization owners and admins by default. Agents do not see reports unless an owner or admin has explicitly granted them reports access through the member permissions settings.

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If you cannot see the Reports section in the nav, your account does not have reports access. Ask an owner or admin to update your permissions.

AI agent reports

The AI agent has its own analytics tab inside the AI agent settings, not in the main Reports section. See AI agent analytics.

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