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Reports wait for you to ask. Insights tells you what you should have asked.

What it looks for

The insight engine watches your workspace and raises findings when something is worth your attention:
  • A metric moved more than its normal variation
  • A pattern in failures, for example a cluster of conversations failing on the same topic
  • Something is stuck, like conversations sitting unanswered or a channel that has gone quiet
  • A configuration problem, like documents that never finished indexing so the agent cannot reach them
Each finding says what it observed, over what period, and what you can do about it, with a link to the underlying conversations.

Investigating a conversation

From a finding, or from any conversation, you can trace what happened: which specialist handled each turn, what was retrieved, where time went, and where a turn failed.
This view describes the conversation in your terms. It does not expose the internals of our infrastructure. If you need engineering-level detail on a specific incident, ask your operator.

Insights and knowledge gaps

The two are related and worth distinguishing. Knowledge gaps run weekly and are a backlog you work through. Insights are closer to real time and are things you look at now.

Acting on a finding

Most findings resolve into one of:
  • Write a knowledge entry, if customers keep asking something you cannot answer
  • Adjust a rule, if the agent escalates too often or not often enough
  • Fix a configuration, if a channel, a calendar or an indexing job is not doing its job
  • Nothing, if the change is explained by something you already know about, like a campaign

Where to see them

Findings appear under Insights, and the important ones surface in your daily digest so you do not have to go looking.