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The Analytics dashboard gives you a clear, data-driven view of how your customer service operation is performing. You can see which channels are busiest, how quickly your team responds, which agents are handling the most conversations, and where bottlenecks are slowing things down.
Before implementing Jinmi AI, many businesses make decisions based on intuition — they have no visibility into which channels work, which agents perform best, or what conversion rates look like. The Analytics dashboard changes that by putting all of this information in one place.

Key features

Analytics & reporting dashboard

The main dashboard provides a summary of all key metrics across your connected channels and agents. You can filter by date range, channel, and agent to drill down into specific periods or teams. Metrics visible on the dashboard include:
  • Total conversations opened and closed
  • Average first response time
  • Average resolution time
  • Customer satisfaction scores (where collected)
  • Conversation volume by channel
  • Open vs. closed conversation ratios

Conversation volume metrics

Track how many conversations you receive each day, week, or month. See whether volume is growing, identify peak periods (days of the week or times of day), and plan staffing or automation capacity accordingly.

Response time metrics

Measure how long customers wait for a first reply and how long it takes to resolve a conversation. These two metrics — first response time and resolution time — have a direct impact on customer satisfaction and conversion rates.
JUNI Care cut average response time from 2 hours to 10 seconds after deploying Jinmi Omnichannel. Fast response times correlate directly with higher conversion rates and customer satisfaction scores.

Agent performance tracking

See how each team member is performing. Metrics available per agent include:
  • Number of conversations handled
  • Average first response time
  • Average resolution time
  • Number of conversations resolved
  • Conversations currently open
Use this data to identify your strongest performers, spot agents who may need additional support, and distribute workload more evenly.

Channel comparison

Compare performance across your connected channels side by side. See which channel generates the most conversations, which has the fastest response times, and which produces the highest resolution rate. Use this to decide where to invest more resources or automation.

Speed & productivity metrics

The Speed & Productivity report focuses specifically on efficiency: how many conversations each agent handles per day, how quickly they move from open to resolved, and where time is being spent. This helps you identify whether bottlenecks are in the response phase, the resolution phase, or during handoffs between agents.

Extended multi-channel connectivity analytics

For businesses with multiple inboxes, the extended analytics view shows performance broken down by each individual inbox. This is useful if you run separate channels for different brands, regions, or product lines and need to evaluate them independently.

How to read your reports and act on them

1

Set your date range

Open the Analytics dashboard and select the time period you want to review. Start with the last 30 days for a meaningful baseline, then compare against the previous period to spot trends.
2

Check response time

Look at your average first response time across all channels. If it’s above 10 minutes, consider enabling the AI chatbot on your busiest inboxes to bring immediate responses to more customers.
3

Compare channels

Use the channel comparison view to see which channels have the highest volume and lowest response times. Channels with high volume and slow response times are the best candidates for AI chatbot automation or additional agent coverage.
4

Review agent performance

Look at the per-agent breakdown. If one agent is handling significantly more conversations than others, or has notably slower response times, use this data to rebalance assignments or investigate what’s causing the difference.
5

Identify recurring topics

Review conversation tags to see which topics generate the most messages. Topics that appear frequently and have slow resolution times are good candidates for Help Center articles or chatbot training files — reducing the volume of manual work required.
6

Set targets and revisit

Based on your baseline data, set specific targets — for example, average first response time under 5 minutes, or resolution time under 24 hours. Review the dashboard weekly to track progress toward these targets.

Key metrics reference

MetricWhat it measuresWhy it matters
First response timeTime from conversation start to first agent or chatbot replyDirectly impacts customer satisfaction and conversion
Resolution timeTime from conversation start to closeIndicates overall support efficiency
Conversation volumeTotal conversations per periodHelps with capacity planning and workload management
Conversations per agentAverage conversations handled per agent per dayMeasures agent productivity and workload distribution
Channel distributionPercentage of conversations per channelGuides channel investment and automation priorities
Open/closed ratioProportion of conversations still open vs. resolvedIndicates whether your team is keeping up with inbound volume
Data in the Analytics dashboard updates in near real-time. Reports for completed periods are available for export so you can share them with your team or include them in business reviews.
Last modified on April 6, 2026