Overview dashboard

Overview dashboard

The Overview dashboard is the page you check every Monday. It surfaces high-level trends — is volume up, what channels are growing, where’s the bot struggling — in a single view.

In this guide:

  • Open the dashboard
  • The KPI cards at the top
  • The charts
  • The bottom panels
  • Date range and filters

Step 1: Open

In the left sidebar, click Analytics → Overview. Or for a single bot, Chatbot → Analytics.

Overview dashboard Screenshot: The Analytics overview dashboard with KPI cards and trend charts.

Step 2: KPI cards

Top of the page shows:

  • Total conversations in the date range.
  • Active chatbots — how many bots are seeing traffic.
  • Unique users / Unique sessions.
  • Resolution rate — % closed without escalation.
  • Escalation rate — % handed off to humans.
  • CSAT — customer satisfaction average from feedback forms.
  • Avg handle time (AHT) — for live agent conversations.

Each card has a small sparkline showing trend vs. the previous period.

Step 3: Charts

Below the KPIs:

  • Conversation volume — line chart, conversations per day. Spikes tell you a campaign worked or a feature broke.
  • Channel breakdown — pie chart of web / Slack / email / WhatsApp / Messenger.
  • Sentiment distribution — positive / neutral / negative %, derived from message tone.
  • Peak usage heatmap — hours × days; shows when your customers are most active. Use this to staff agents.

Step 4: Bottom panels

  • Top queries — most frequent topics. Use these to write better knowledge.
  • Recent conversations — quick links into specific conversations.
  • Resolution by agent — for teams, who’s clearing the most tickets.

Filters

Top bar:

  • Date range: today, 7d, 30d, 90d, custom.
  • Chatbot: filter to one bot or compare several.
  • Channel: web, email, Slack, etc.
  • Tag: filter to conversations with a specific tag.

Filters apply to the entire dashboard.

Export

Click Export → PDF for a snapshot you can share, or CSV for raw data.

Tips

  • Compare periods. “vs. last month” is more meaningful than “this month.”
  • Watch for sentiment drift. A growing % of negative sentiment is your earliest warning sign.
  • Click into top queries. Each links to a filtered conversation list — read 5–10 to understand what’s behind the count.

What’s next