Insights · Understand the work

See the signal. Choose what’s next.

Explore conversations and activity with the right employee and date range in view. Turn what you learn into a better next interaction.

Made for your next step.
Insights

Aivah Insights with employee filters and an empty activity range

Inside Aivah · An empty Insights range, not sample performance
01Choose the range
02Understand the metric
03Review the conversation

Activity review

Understand the scope behind each signal.

01

Employee and date filters

Choose the employee and Today, Yesterday, 7 days, 30 days or Custom, then check the displayed range.

02

Usage analytics

Unique users and Credits used come from usage analytics for the selected range.

03

Recent-record summaries

Other overview signals use up to 50 recent conversations, leads, quiz attempts and calls in that range.

04

Sentiment and intent estimates

Use keyword-based estimates to choose examples to inspect, then read the underlying text.

05

Separate record tabs

Open Chat history, Leads, Quiz or Call history for the type of record you need.

06

Export availability

Check whether Export conversations (CSV) is available, then review any downloaded file before using it elsewhere.

Inside Insights

Read the filters and metric definitions together.

This current empty-state example shows the selected range, five tabs and disabled CSV export.

How it works

Make it work for your team.

1Select the scope

Choose the employee and time range, and confirm the dates actually shown.

2Read the metric

Distinguish usage analytics from sampled records and keyword estimates.

3Choose a focused improvement

Review the relevant examples, make one change and test the employee again.

Find your starting point

Go from a number to a question.

Choose the record that can explain what happened. Empty ranges are useful context too.

Your next step

Understand the selected range.

Check the employee, date range and metric definition together. Unique users and credits come from usage analytics for that range.

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Your next step

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