In https://docs.8x8.com/8x8WebHelp/VCC/Post-Call-Survey/Content/PostCallSurvey/PostCallSurveyResults.htm is says
- Survey Result Totals: The following metrics are presented in a bar graph.
- Offered: Number of customers who were offered the option to take the survey.
- Opted In: Number of customers who opted in to take the survey.
- Started: Number of customers who started taking the survey and stayed for the duration of listening to the first question prompt.
- Completed: Number of customers who provided valid responses to all questions presented in the survey.
- Data for Survey Questions: The following metrics are presented for each question in a pie chart.
- Answered: Number of customers who answered this survey question. This includes valid and invalid responses. If a question is offered more than once to a caller, we consider the last input received for that question.
- Hung up: Number of customers who hung up after listening to the question prompt.
- Skipped: Number of customers who failed to respond to a survey question (valid or invalid) through the time out duration or the system failed to capture the input.
- N/A: Number of customers who hung up before being prompted with the question. Caller didn't complete interaction with the question.
- Invalid: Number of invalid responses to the question.
- Score: The average score for a given question.
Yet in the associated Image, it shows
22 Offered
22 Opted In
21 Started
12 completed.
Q1 - 21 Answered, 1 Hung Up, 9 Skipped
How can 31 provide a response if only 22 were offered surveys?
We have similar bogus stats, such as
1253 Offered
425 Started
Q1 - 87 Answered, 42 Hung Up, 46 Skipped (175 in total. This should equal the STARTED value of 425??)
Anyhoo, do these figures actually balance for anyone?
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Ben Fischer
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