Activity Dashboards

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On the Community Reporting Dashboard, you can customize, expand, and filter into metrics to develop data-based strategies to continuously improve your content performance on the community.

​Use Cases

To View Reporting on Community Activity

You can classify the activities of the community members by Activity Date, Activity Count, Activity Object Type, and Activity Object to analyze the number of activities performed.

Reporting on Community Activities

Under the Define Advanced Options section, you can add the filter for the desired Activity such as Comment, Block, Reply, Share, Like, Login, etc. You can also filter the data by Activity Object TypeCommunity TopicsCategories, and Top Categories.

Filter by Activity in Community Reporting

To Track the Number of Views on Any Community Activity

  1. Create a custom metric where select Data Source as Community and Metric Type as Numeric.

  2. Select Metric as Activity Count.

  3. Within Filters, select Activity containing Read. For more information, see Create a Custom Metric.
    Creating a Custom Metric for Read Views on Community

  4. Now, within the What would you like to plot on your widget section, plot Custom Metric that you have created along with the Activity Object and Activity dimensions. Under Define Advanced Options, filter it as ActivitycontainingRead.
    Reporting on Community Activity

To View Trending Topics with the Number of Users Who Replied on the Respective Topics

Within the What would you like to plot on your widget section, plot Community Topic dimension along with the Total User Replies metric.

View Trending Topics with the Number of User Replies on Community

To View Total Number of Posts Marked as Accepted Solution by Brand, Likes Count, Posts Count, etc.

Community reporting widget

Community Reporting

To View Case Summary Across Social Channels

You can plot cases across all channels and compare the Reply Rate, Average Messages per Cases, and Duration, etc. Select Social Analytics as the Data Source. Plot Social Network dimension along with Case Count, Reply Rate, Brand Message per Case, Fan Message per Case, and Case Duration metrics to have a collective view of cases across all the social channels.

View Case Summary Across all Channels

View Case Summary Across all Channels

You can also view the Final Case Sentiment for all the social channels along with Community. 
case sentiments on all channels in reporting

To View Reporting on IP Addresses

You can also view reporting on the IP addresses of users. You can create widgets to view the activities performed by the users through their IP Addresses.

Reporting to see IP address of community users

To View Reporting on Not Helpful Feedback

You can create a widget to view the reasons provided for not helpful posts on the community.

To View Reporting on Tags Used in Posts

You can create a widget to view the tags added/removed in community posts, the count of tags, and the users who added/removed the tags.

​To View Post Resolution Time/Percentage

You can also view the resolution percentage and resolution time for community posts. Post resolution time is the duration between the post creation time and the time when the post was either closed or a comment was marked accepted or official. To enable this capability, raise a support ticket at tickets@sprinklr.com.

To View Country-Wise Survey Response Count

Plot the Country Name dimension with Survey Response Count metric. This will allow you to analyze the distribution of survey responses across different countries and identify any patterns or trends.

To View User Country and Language

To view the country and language of users logging into the community, you can plot the dimensions Actor Country and Actor Language. This will provide insights into the geographic distribution and language preferences of community users.

To View Community Pages Where Specific Queries were Searched

Plot Community Page Url and Community Page Title dimensions along with Search Query dimension and Search Hits metric to track the community pages from where the users are searching for the queries. This can help you identify the gaps in the content on specific pages.