Gorgias Analytics: Helpdesk performance reportsUpdated an hour ago
Who can use this feature?
The Helpdesk Performance analytics section gives you a granular, customizable, and transparent view of your support operation: performance, workload, quality, and ticket trends. The three pages in this section (Overview, Channels, and Help Center) share the same layout, so they are easy to navigate. Every metric has a documented formula in a built-in glossary, also visible when you hover over a metric in any report, so you always know how a number is calculated. The reports are built to help you slice the data the way your business runs: choose the charts, tables, and metrics that suit your needs, and your customized views are saved to your preferences. You can also dive into granular data with channel, store and intent breakdowns, year-over-year comparisons, AI Agent vs. team performance, and more.
Review Helpdesk performance reports
Your helpdesk performance is divided into three categories: Overview, Channels, and Help Center. Within each category, you'll find various reports breaking down your support performance data. To access the reports, follow the steps below:
- From your helpdesk, click the dropdown menu in the top-left corner.
- Select Analytics.
- In the menu, locate Helpdesk performance, then select Overview, Channels, or Help Center.
- Along the top of each report, click the tabs to navigate through the detailed reports.
Each category contains the following reports that you can open by clicking through the tabs along the top of the page:
Overview: Contains reports relating to your Support performance, CSAT, Ticket attributes, and Busiest times.
Channels: In the channels section, you can switch between dedicated reports for Email, Chat, Social, Voice, and SMS.
Help Center: Contains one report that shows your most popular articles and search terms.
Components of Helpdesk performance reports
Every report follows the same structure, so you can compare metrics across reports. At the top, you'll find customizable reporting metrics, followed by two side-by-side charts that visualize your performance breakdown and your performance over time. At the bottom of the report, you'll find a performance breakdown table, allowing you to compare your metrics across individual contributors.
1. Reporting metrics
Each metric card displays a value for the selected time period, a trend badge comparing it to the previous period of the same length, and a small chart of the metric over time.
Show or hide metrics
You can choose which metrics to display on the report to keep it relevant to your team's needs.
- Click Edit metrics.
- From the panel, click the toggle next to a metric to show or hide it from the report.
- Click and drag the six-dot icon next to a metric to reorder it, placing your most important metrics first.
- Click Save.
2–3. Performance breakdown and Performance over time charts
The breakdown chart allows you to visualize your metrics with Sankey funnel charts and bar charts.
The Performance over time chart shows how a metric changes across your date range, grouped by the interval you select in the Aggregation filter.
Change what each chart displays
You can change the data that appears in each chart. Where applicable, you can also slice the data by channel, by store, or by agent type.
- Click the title at the top of either chart.
- Select a metric from the dropdown menu.
- When the option is available, a second dropdown menu appears. Click this menu to slice the data by channel, store, or agent type.
How to read a Sankey chart

A Sankey chart shows how a total splits into smaller groups. Read it from left to right: the bar on the far left is the total for your date range, and each band flowing out of it carries part of that total to the next group. The thicker the band, the more tickets it represents.
For example, if 1,000 tickets were created and 800 of them were inbound, the band from created tickets to inbound is four times as thick as the band to outbound.
Every ticket ends up in exactly one group on the right, so those groups add up to the total on the left. If a ticket was closed and then reopened during your date range, it counts as reopened, not closed. Watch a 30 second demo video to learn more.
4. Performance breakdown table
The Performance breakdown table at the bottom of a report allows you to see individual contributions to your overall metrics.
Switch between breakdowns
- Scroll to the Performance breakdown table.
- Click the tabs along the top of the table to select a breakdown.
Show or hide metrics from the table
You can customize which metrics should appear in the report by adding them as columns to the table.
- In the top-right corner of the table, click Edit table.
- From the panel, click the toggle next to a metric to add or remove it from the table.
- Click and drag the six-dot icon next to a metric to reorder it, placing your most important metrics first.
- Click Save.
Filter reports
The Date and Aggregation filters always appear at the top of a report. Use the Date filter to show data for a custom range of up to 365 days, or choose a preset such as Today, Past 7 days, Past 30 days, Past 60 days, or Past 90 days.
The Aggregation filter controls the interval used by the performance over time chart. When you adjust your date filter, the available aggregation options update between hour, day, week, and month.
You can also add additional filters to a report to narrow it further — by Channel, Integration, Tag, Agent, Assigned Team, Custom Field, Satisfaction score, Store, Ticket fields, or Auto-QA scores.
- At the top of a report, click Add filter.
- In the menu, select the filter you'd like to apply.
- (Optional) To reuse this filter later, click Save Filters and give it a name.
Reuse a saved filter
- At the top of a report, click Apply Saved Filter.
- Select a filter from the list.
Export report data
You can export a report's data as a CSV file, or export a PDF snapshot of the report with its current filters applied.
- In the top-right corner of a report, click Export.
- Select either Export as CSV or Export as PDF.
FAQ
Why does the same metric show a different number on two tabs?
Each channel tab filters the metric to that channel's traffic, so Resolution time on the Email tab only counts email and contact form tickets, while Resolution time on the Overview tab counts every channel. Filters you apply also carry across tabs, so check the filter bar before comparing.
Where can I read the exact definition of a metric?
Hover over the title of any metric card or table column to see a short definition, then click View metric details to open the full panel. From there, click View all metric definitions to open the Metrics glossary, which lists every metric with its category and definition in one searchable table.
Why don't my numbers match the previous reports?
As part of this update, every metric was reviewed and redefined based on customer feedback, and each one now has a documented formula in the Metrics glossary. Some values will differ from what you saw in the previous reports. Hover over a metric and click View metric details to see exactly how it's calculated.
Where can I find SLA data?
Go to the Overview report and stay on the Overview tab. Select SLAs in the Performance breakdown table to compare achievement rates between your SLA policies. You can also now track your SLA achievement rate over time. Voice SLAs are on the Voice tab of the Channels report.
Where can I find macro data?
Go to the Overview report, stay on the Overview tab, and select Macros in the Performance breakdown table. Macro usage is now counted per ticket instead of per message, so a macro used several times on the same ticket counts once.
Where can I find CSAT and Auto-QA data?
Go to the Overview report and open the CSAT tab, which brings satisfaction and Auto-QA metrics together. Use the Agents, Channel, and Store tables in the Performance breakdown table to compare scores. To separate AI Agent from your team, slice a chart by agent type. You can also compare CSAT year over year. Auto-QA metrics require an AI Agent subscription.
Which agent gets credit for a CSAT score?
CSAT now goes to the agent assigned to the ticket when the survey was sent, or to the agent who last replied if no one was assigned. Previously, it went to the last agent assigned to the ticket, even if that assignment happened after the survey went out. The score now reflects the agent the customer was actually talking to when they left feedback.
Where can I find tags, ticket fields, and intents?
Go to the Overview report and open the Ticket attributes tab. You can track tags, ticket fields, and intents over time with customizable trend charts, and break them down by store, channel, or agent.
Where can I find Voice data?
Go to the Channels report and open the Voice tab. Every channel now has its own tab in the same report, so you can switch between Email, Chat, Social, Voice, and SMS without leaving the page.
How do I measure agent availability and productivity?
Use Total time in the Agent table, which reflects how long each agent had Gorgias open. Available time, Unavailable time, and your custom statuses break that time down. The per-hour productivity metrics, such as tickets closed per hour, were removed because they relied on the previous online time calculation. Counts such as Closed tickets are still available in the Agent table of the Performance breakdown table.
Where is the Revenue report?
Revenue isn't part of Helpdesk performance. We're building a dedicated revenue report, planned for Q4 2026.