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Use this skill when measuring CSAT, NPS, resolution time, deflection rates, or analyzing support trends. Triggers on CSAT, NPS, resolution time, deflection rate, support metrics, trend analysis, support reporting, and any task requiring customer support data analysis or reporting.
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| name | support-analytics |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| description | Use this skill when measuring CSAT, NPS, resolution time, deflection rates, or analyzing support trends. Triggers on CSAT, NPS, resolution time, deflection rate, support metrics, trend analysis, support reporting, and any task requiring customer support data analysis or reporting. |
| tags | ["support-analytics","csat","nps","resolution-time","deflection","metrics","data-science"] |
| category | operations |
| recommended_skills | ["customer-support-ops","customer-success-playbook","product-analytics","saas-metrics"] |
| platforms | ["claude-code","gemini-cli","openai-codex"] |
| license | MIT |
| maintainers | [{"github":"maddhruv"}] |
Measure what matters, not what's easy - Ticket volume is easy to count but rarely actionable on its own. Focus on metrics that reveal customer experience and operational efficiency: CSAT, resolution time, and deflection rate expose the health of your support operation far more than raw volume does.
Benchmarks are starting points, not goals - Industry benchmarks give you a calibration point, not a finish line. A CSAT of 85% may be excellent for a complex enterprise product and unacceptable for a consumer app. Compare to your own historical trend first; compare to benchmarks second.
Trends matter more than snapshots - A single week's CSAT score means almost nothing. A 12-week trend that is declining 1 point per week means something is systematically wrong. Always show time-series data alongside point-in-time figures. Week-over-week and month-over-month comparisons prevent overreaction to normal variance.
Segment by channel, tier, and topic - Aggregate scores hide the story. A CSAT of 82% overall might mask a chat score of 91% and an email score of 68%. Segmenting by channel, customer tier, product area, and ticket topic reveals where to invest and what is working.
Close the loop - insights to action - An analytics program that produces dashboards no one acts on is a cost center. Every metric should own a DRI (directly responsible individual), a target, and a process for escalating when the target is missed. The cadence is: measure, review, decide, act, re-measure.
CSAT (Customer Satisfaction Score) - A post-interaction rating, typically 1-5 stars or a thumbs up/down, sent immediately after a ticket closes. Measures satisfaction with a specific support interaction, not the product overall. The score is the percentage of positive responses out of total responses received.
NPS (Net Promoter Score) - A relationship-level survey asking "How likely are you to recommend us to a colleague?" on a 0-10 scale. Promoters (9-10) minus Detractors (0-6) equals the NPS. Transactional NPS (tNPS) is sent after support interactions to capture loyalty impact from a specific resolution.
CES (Customer Effort Score) - Measures how easy it was to get help: "How much effort did you personally have to put forth to handle your request?" Low effort correlates with reduced churn more reliably than high satisfaction does.
First Contact Resolution (FCR) - The percentage of tickets resolved on the first reply without the customer needing to follow up. High FCR is the single strongest predictor of high CSAT. Improving FCR reduces cost and improves satisfaction simultaneously.
Resolution Time - The elapsed time from ticket creation to resolution. Report as median (p50) and p90 to capture both typical experience and worst-case outliers. Segment by ticket priority, channel, and topic - a blanket average hides whether P1 bugs are being prioritized over billing questions.
Handle Time - Agent-active time spent on a ticket (not elapsed clock time). Useful for capacity planning and identifying where agents need tooling or training improvements.
Reopen Rate - Percentage of resolved tickets reopened by the customer. A high reopen rate indicates resolutions are incomplete or unclear, or that the underlying issue is recurring.
Deflection Rate - The percentage of potential support contacts handled by
self-service (docs, chatbot, FAQ) without reaching a human. Calculated as
deflections / (deflections + human contacts). Hard to measure precisely -
proxy methods include doc views before ticket submission and chatbot resolution
rates.
Article Effectiveness - For knowledge bases: the percentage of doc views that end without a support ticket being submitted. Track alongside search-with-no-results counts to identify content gaps.
Containment Rate - For chatbots and IVR: the percentage of sessions that reach a resolution without escalating to a human. A session can be contained but still leave the customer unsatisfied - always pair with a satisfaction signal.
QA Score - Internal quality assurance review of ticket handling: tone, accuracy, policy adherence, completeness. Typically sampled (5-10% of tickets) and scored on a rubric. Correlates with CSAT but catches issues that surveys miss such as correct but cold responses.
Agent CSAT - CSAT segmented by individual agent. Useful for coaching, not for ranking. Agents on complex ticket queues will have lower scores than agents on simple billing questions - normalize by ticket type before comparing agents.
Build a three-tier hierarchy: strategic, operational, and diagnostic.
| Tier | Audience | Cadence | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strategic | Leadership | Monthly / Quarterly | NPS, CSAT trend, cost-per-ticket, deflection rate |
| Operational | Support managers | Weekly | FCR, median resolution time, reopen rate, volume by channel |
| Diagnostic | Team leads, agents | Daily | Queue depth, SLA breach rate, handle time, QA score |
Start by identifying who reads each metric and what decision it drives. If no one owns the decision triggered by a metric, do not track it yet.
Steps:
Survey design checklist:
Calculation:
CSAT = (4-star + 5-star responses) / total responses * 100
Analysis steps:
Improving response rate:
Collection strategy:
Calculation:
NPS = Promoters% - Detractors%
Example: 60% promoters, 15% detractors, 25% passives
NPS = 60 - 15 = 45
Segmentation framework:
| Segment | Score | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Promoters | 9-10 | Case studies, referral asks, community invites |
| Passives | 7-8 | Identify friction - most at risk of churn on next negative event |
| Detractors | 0-6 | Close-the-loop call within 48 hours; flag to CSM if enterprise tier |
Segment NPS by customer tier, product area, support channel, and account age. New customers tend to score differently than long-tenured accounts.
Measurement setup:
created_at to resolved_at in your ticketing systemSLA framework:
| Priority | Target Resolution | Alert At |
|---|---|---|
| P1 - Service down | 4 hours | 2 hours |
| P2 - Major feature broken | 24 hours | 16 hours |
| P3 - Minor issue / workaround available | 72 hours | 48 hours |
| P4 - Question / enhancement | 7 days | 5 days |
Root cause analysis for high resolution time:
A declining resolution time with a rising reopen rate means agents are closing tickets prematurely. Always track both together.
Proxy measurement methods (direct deflection is rarely measurable):
Improving deflection:
Topic clustering workflow:
Volume forecasting:
Trend signals to monitor:
Executive dashboard (monthly business review):
| Panel | Metric | Visualization |
|---|---|---|
| Customer Sentiment | CSAT 12-month trend + NPS | Line chart with benchmark line |
| Efficiency | Cost per ticket, deflection rate | KPI card + trend sparkline |
| Volume | Total contacts by channel | Stacked bar, MoM comparison |
| Highlights | Top 3 topic drivers, worst-performing category | Table |
Manager dashboard (weekly ops review):
| Panel | Metric | Visualization |
|---|---|---|
| Volume | Tickets opened/closed, backlog | Area chart |
| Quality | CSAT by channel, reopen rate | Bar chart |
| Speed | Median + p90 resolution time vs SLA | Gauge + trend |
| Team | FCR by agent, QA scores | Table with conditional formatting |
Agent dashboard (daily view):
CSAT surveys sent more than 24 hours after ticket close get response bias - Surveys sent days after resolution disproportionately capture customers who had extreme experiences (very positive or very negative) because neutral customers have moved on. Automate delivery within 1 hour of ticket close to get a representative sample.
FCR self-reporting by agents inflates the metric - If agents mark tickets as "resolved first contact" manually, they will mark optimistically. FCR should be measured by the ticketing system based on whether the customer reopened or submitted a new ticket on the same topic within 72 hours, not by agent judgment.
Chatbot containment rate hides frustrated escalation paths - If customers cannot find the escalation button, your containment rate looks great while your CSAT tanks. Always pair containment rate with a post-deflection CSAT signal (even a thumbs up/down) to distinguish genuinely resolved sessions from abandoned ones.
Normalizing agent CSAT by ticket type requires a large sample - Comparing agents with statistical significance requires at minimum 30 surveys per agent per segment. Trying to normalize by ticket type with small sample sizes produces rankings that are noise, not signal. Use QA score for coaching with small agent pools instead.
Volume forecasting without seasonality adjustments leads to understaffing - Applying a flat growth rate to weekly volume ignores known spikes (product launches, billing cycle dates, end-of-fiscal-year surges). Build a seasonal adjustment factor by comparing the same week across prior years before making staffing decisions.
| Anti-pattern | Why it's wrong | What to do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking CSAT average without response rate | A 95% CSAT from 3% response rate is meaningless - response bias distorts the score | Always report response rate alongside CSAT; investigate if below 15% |
| Comparing agent CSAT without normalizing by ticket type | Agents on billing queues outscore agents on complex bug reports by default | Segment CSAT by ticket category before comparing agents; use for coaching only |
| Reporting resolution time as an average | Averages are pulled high by a small number of outliers, masking the typical experience | Use median (p50) as primary; add p90 to surface worst-case |
| Measuring deflection rate from chatbot containment alone | Bots can block escalation paths, yielding high containment and low satisfaction | Pair containment with post-deflection CSAT; 0 escalations + low satisfaction is a false positive |
| Building dashboards without a decision owner | Dashboards created without a defined reviewer become shelfware | Identify the decision each dashboard drives before building; assign a weekly reviewer |
| Chasing benchmark NPS without context | A software company and a logistics provider should not share the same NPS target | Set targets relative to your own historical trend and competitive cohort, not generic benchmarks |
For detailed content on specific topics, read the relevant file from references/:
references/metrics-benchmarks.md - Industry benchmarks for CSAT, NPS, resolution
time, and deflection rate by company size and verticalOnly load a references file if the current task requires deep detail on that topic.
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