Yes, you should be able to do this. Create a single-object ticket report and use the filters 'Number of times contacted' is equal to 1 and 'Ticket Status' is any of Closed. This report should show you the tickets that have been closed where you only contacted the customer once.
There is now an FCR ticket property. I'm not sure when this was added. I stumbled across it in the Help Desk under Coaching>One Touch Tickets. It seems to work as expected.
However, you do need Service Enterprise... And it's a separate Dashboard in that Coaching section, so it's not going to be reported with the rest of the reports in your Dashboard.. Which seems a bit odd, but what can you do.
There is now an FCR ticket property. I'm not sure when this was added. I stumbled across it in the Help Desk under Coaching>One Touch Tickets. It seems to work as expected.
However, you do need Service Enterprise... And it's a separate Dashboard in that Coaching section, so it's not going to be reported with the rest of the reports in your Dashboard.. Which seems a bit odd, but what can you do.
This ticket property, 'Number of times contacted,' counts communication in both directions (sent/received). I have a ticket with 'Number of times contacted' = 2. Both emails were sent from the customer to our team, so this won't be accurate for FCR reporting.
Yes, you should be able to do this. Create a single-object ticket report and use the filters 'Number of times contacted' is equal to 1 and 'Ticket Status' is any of Closed. This report should show you the tickets that have been closed where you only contacted the customer once.
Hi Louise - this is not what folks in the Support world mean when they say First Contact Resolution. HubSpot's 'Number of times contacted' field is the total number oflogged sales activitieson a contact record, and is not related to a specific Ticket or Conversation (more commonly called a 'Contact' in the support world.) First Contact Resolution is the % of Tickets that are resolved with only one 'touch'.
We'd need a report that will give us a number of tickets in e.g. this month that were closed after only one reply by the service agent. It's pretty simple.