Use Unified Analytics to Analyze Performance of Your Care Operations
Unified Analytics comes with ready-to-use boards that are pre-loaded with dozens of data visualizations on all aspects of Care performance:
Case management
Service level agreement
Team performance
This article focuses on working with the Case management and Service level agreement boards.
The Case analysis board is deprecated and will be removed from Unified Analytics on June 30, 2025. The Case analysis board is fully replaced by the Case management board that provides a more detailed and comprehensive analysis.
Access Care boards in Unified Analytics
To access the Care boards, go to Unified Analytics -> Care. For more information about Unified Analytics and how to use their boards, see Using Unified Analytics.
Case management board
The Case management board is in early access. We cannot guarantee data consistency during the early access period. Some features may change before the full release.
Report any bugs you encounter. If you have any questions, contact your Customer Success Manager.
The Case management board allows you to analyze various aspects related to Care cases: created/resolved/reopened/unresolved cases, case distribution by platform, priority, first response/resolution time, the number of one-touch cases, and many more. The board provides insights into overall workload and responsiveness as well as types of issues reported by customers, trends, and root causes of problems.
The board has the following tabs:
Volume allows you to get an overall view of your Care performance.
Backlog focuses on unresolved cases specifically.
Case processing allows you to get insights into how fast cases are being processed by agents.
Data availability
Be aware of the following:
The data available on the Volume and Backlog tabs is based on the Care cases created on November 1, 2024, the earliest. Data about the cases created before November 1, 2024, is not available on these tabs.
The data available on the Case processing tab is based on the Care cases created on March 1, 2025, the earliest. Data about the cases created before March 1, 2025, is not available on these tabs.
Deleted Care cases are not shown and not used in calculations.
The underlying data may be subject to changes during the early access period.
Understand the board data
Metrics
The source of data for the Volume and Backlog tabs of the board are the following metrics:
Created cases
Reopened cases
Resolved cases
Unresolved cases
The source of data for the Case processing tab of the board are the following metrics:
First response time
Response time
Handling time
Resolution time
Widgets
The board comes with a set of pre-defined widgets based on the metrics, such as created/unresolved cases sliced by various attributes (case status, platform, profile, sentiment, case attribute, and so on), created cases broken down by hour of the day, created cases vs. resolved cases, first response/resolution time, the number of one-touch cases, and many more.
Each widget has a tooltip with a comprehensive explanation of what data it shows and any additional details that you may need to interpret the data correctly.
Filters
To get more specific results, you can apply additional filters to the board:
Platform
Language
Sentiment
Priority
Care agent
User groups
(For some widgets only) Custom case fields
Data attribution
Data attribution helps you understand how specific data points are categorized and visualized based on their relevance to different timeframes. By assigning data to specific timestamps or events, data attribution provides clarity and consistency of the metrics.
Data attribution can correspond to a specific event in the lifecycle of a Care case (when it was created/reopened/resolved) or what the state of a Care case was at a given point in time (snapshot). The widgets of the Case management board use the following types of data attribution:
Created time
Care cases are attributed to the date/time when they were created (regardless of subsequent actions), within a specific time range. For example, all replies linked to a case are aggregated and attributed to the case’s creation time; this includes replies that occurred both during the time range and after the time range, consolidating them under the original creation timestamp.Replied at
Care cases are attributed to the date/time when replies were sent to customers, within a specific time range. This attribution type tracks agent or system responses regardless of when the case was created or resolved, showing communication activity tied to the response timestamps.Reopened at
Care cases are attributed to the date/time when they were reopened (transitioned from the status ofDoneorSpamtoNew,Open,Pending, orOn Hold), within a specific time range. This attribution type highlights situations where cases require additional attention after they have been resolved and provides visibility into recurring issues or rework demands.Resolved at
Care cases are attributed to the date/time when they were resolved (transitioned to the status ofDoneorSpam), within a specific time range. This attribution type can also include cases created before the time range, making it ideal for assessing resolution trends and efficiency.Snapshot
This attribution type provides a static view of data at the end of a specific time range or time intervals (hour, day, week, month) for widgets displaying trends in time. It disregards when Care cases were created, reopened, or resolved, offering a "moment-in-time" perspective, which is particularly valuable for identifying trends, auditing, and maintaining a consistent historical record.
The widgets use badges to indicate the attribution type they employ to simplify data interpretation:
Service level agreement board
The Service level agreement board is in early access. We cannot guarantee data consistency during the early access period. Some features may change before the full release.
Report any bugs you encounter. If you have any questions, contact your Customer Success Manager.
The Service level agreement board allows you to analyze response times and case resolution within SLA, and monitor and track SLA adherence for individual agents. The board displays metrics related to SLAs breached, SLAs met, SLA miss rate, completion time, breach time, and more.
Data availability
Be aware of the following:
The data available on the Service agreement board is based on the Care cases created on April 1, 2025, the earliest. Data about the cases created before April 1, 2025, is not available on the board.
Deleted Care cases are not shown and not used in calculations.
The underlying data may be subject to changes during the early access period.
Understand the board data
Metrics
The source of data for the board are the following metrics:
Total cases with SLA
Cases with SLA achieved
Active cases with SLA
Active cases with SLA breach
Widgets
The board comes with a set of pre-defined widgets based on the metrics, such as breach rate broken down by hour of the day, average SLA completion date, distribution of cases with SLA achieved/breached over time, and many more.
Each widget has a tooltip with a comprehensive explanation of what data it shows and any additional details that you may need to interpret the data correctly.
Filters
To get more specific results, you can apply additional filters to the board:
Profile
Platform
Language
Sentiment
Priority
Care agent
User groups
Data attribution
Data attribution helps you understand how specific data points are categorized and visualized based on their relevance to different timeframes. By assigning data to specific timestamps or events, data attribution provides clarity and consistency of the metrics.
Data attribution can correspond to a specific event in the lifecycle of a Care case (when it was created/reopened/resolved) or what the state of a Care case was at a given point in time (snapshot). The widgets of the Service level agreement board use the following types of data attribution:
Created time
Care cases are attributed to the date/time when they were created (regardless of subsequent actions), within a specific time range. For example, all replies linked to a case are aggregated and attributed to the case’s creation time; this includes replies that occurred both during the time range and after the time range, consolidating them under the original creation timestamp.Snapshot
This attribution type provides a static view of data at the end of a specific time range or time intervals (hour, day, week, month) for widgets displaying trends in time. It disregards when Care cases were created, reopened, or resolved, offering a "moment-in-time" perspective, which is particularly valuable for identifying trends, auditing, and maintaining a consistent historical record.Milestone closed
SLA milestones are attributed to the date/time when they were last closed (for example, case assigned, response sent, case resolved), within a specific time range. If a milestone was reactivated, the data reflects its most recent closure, even if it had previously been closed before the selected time range. This ensures that only the final closure state is considered, aligning with how milestones evolve over time.
The widgets use badges to indicate the attribution type they employ to simplify data interpretation:
