‎Creating Custom Metrics in Reporting

Creating Custom Metrics in Reporting

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26 days ago

Similar to the standard metrics used in reporting widgets, you can create your own metrics across all reporting dashboards within Sprinklr. You can use these metrics to collect and analyze data that reporting doesn't automatically track. Custom metrics offer much more dynamic reporting capabilities such as non-standard engagement calculations, cross-channel metrics, and more. In this article, we will be explaining how to manage custom metrics in Reporting.

Custom Metric Examples

Custom Metric	Metric
Average Case Handle Time	Case Processing SLA / Unique Processing Case Count
Call Answer Rate	Number of calls taken / Number of calls offered
Average Macro used per case	Case Macro Usage Count / Unique Case Macro Usage Count

To Create a Custom Metric

Click the New Tab icon '+' . Under the Sprinklr Service tab, click Reporting within Analyze.
On the Reporting Dashboard window, click the Settings icon at the top and choose Custom Metrics.
On the Custom Metrics window, click Add Custom Metric in the top right corner. If this is your first custom metric, then you will have an option to click Create Now at the center of the Custom Metrics window.
Enter the Custom Metric details and click Create. For more information, see Custom Metrics — Field Descriptions.

Custom Metrics — Field Descriptions

Term	Description
Name	Enter a name for the metric.
Description	Enter a description of the metric that you want to create.
Metric	Select the metric from the list. These metrics are fetched from the social APIs. You can select a numeric operator from the list and add another metric. You can create a custom metric from an existing custom metric. For Example, if you have created a metric named Average Macro used per case, where the metric is 'Case Macro Usage Count / Unique Case Macro Usage Count', you can create another custom metric with Average Macro used per case as one of the metrics in the metric field. Note: This metric will allow you to calculate your suggested ad set bid amount and fully enable your media model within Sprinklr.
Metric Type	Select the desired metric type. Metric type is the unit in which the data count gets reflected. You may select from the following metric types: Numeric: Data is returned in numeric form. Percentage: Data is returned in percentage (%). Currency: Data is returned in currency. Date Time: Data is reflected in the format of date and time. Time Difference: Data is reflected in the format of time difference. SLA: Data is reflected in numeric form. SLA%: Data is reflected in percentage (%). Date Time SLA: Data is reflected in the format of date and time. Time Difference SLA: Data is reflected in the format of time difference. Note: For SLA metric types, the data count is determined by the SLA Presets.
Filters	Add dimensions, filter type, and select values.
Color Coding	Define the desired value ranges and associated colors. These will be reflected in Table and Cross-Tab (Listening) widgets where the metric is used.

Note:

Standard Dashboard: The metrics that are fetched to the dashboard correspond to their published date and provide the total number of the metrics received from the date published to the present date.
Custom Dashboard: You can view the trend in certain metrics from the custom dashboard and group the metrics according to specific dates to understand the trend.

To Manage Custom Metrics in Reporting Home

In the Custom Metrics window, hover the Options icon to Edit, Governance (Share), Delete, or export Usage Report of your custom metric.

Custom Metrics Options — Field Descriptions

Term	Description
Edit	Select to edit the desired custom metric.
Clone	Make a copy of the custom metric.
Share	Select to share the custom metric with all or specific Workspace(s) and/or User(s)/User Group(s).
Activity	Access the change log for custom metrics, where you can view updates to the formula, filters, conditional formatting, description, name, and type.
Delete	Select to delete the desired custom metric.
Usage Report	Select to export the report on the custom metric usage. At Dashboard Level To export a cumulative report on all the custom metrics usage, in the top right corner of the Custom Metrics window, click the Download Custom Metric Usage Report icon. At Metric Level On the Custom Metrics window, hover over the Options icon on the left side of the desired custom metric. Click Usage Report to export a cumulative report on all the custom metrics usage.

Custom Metrics as Filters in Reporting Widgets

You can use custom metrics as filters in reporting widgets, providing greater flexibility in data analysis. This feature allows you to apply custom metrics to refine the data displayed in widgets, enabling more tailored and precise reporting.

Enablement note:

To learn more about getting this capability enabled in your environment, please work with your Success Manager.