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Every interaction gets a rating and a short explanation for each of three Experience Drivers, so you can see whether the agent, the bot or the product itself shaped how it went. Ask Spotlight already uses these ratings, and this release adds them to the interaction view and the Experience Score chip, and lets you filter interactions by them.

What's new

Interactions are labelled across three Experience Driver categories: Product/Process, Bot Handling and Agent Handling. Each one is rated positive, negative or neutral, with a one-sentence explanation of why. If Bot Handling is negative, for example, you might read that the bot misunderstood the customer's question, looped them through the menu, and they left without a resolution.

These ratings are already live in Ask Spotlight. It can look up the drivers for a single interaction or aggregate them across a group, so you can ask questions like "What drove negative experiences for billing contacts last week?" or build a report around them.

This release puts the same ratings and explanations into the interface in two places, and adds a filter for each driver:

Where to find it

Interaction Modal

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  1. Open any interaction from Explore, Customer Overview or Agent Activity, or open it on the Review screen.
  2. Look for the Experience Drivers section in the right-hand panel, below Summary, and expand it.

On Hover

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  1. To check drivers without opening an interaction, hover over the Experience Score chip in the interactions table on Explore, Agent Activity or Customer Overview

Filter