Dashboard Overview

Dashboard

The dashboard is your command center for support operations. It gives you a single-screen view of key performance indicators, recent ticket activity, SLA health, and channel distribution so you can spot issues before they escalate.

Dashboard

Page layout

The dashboard is divided into three areas:

  1. KPI stat cards – four metrics across the top of the page.
  2. Recent Tickets table – the main content area showing the latest incoming work.
  3. Right sidebar – three insight cards stacked vertically.

KPI stat cards

Four cards span the top of the dashboard. Each card shows a current value and a trend arrow comparing it to the previous period.

CardWhat it measuresReading the trend
Open TicketsCount of tickets currently in open or in-progress status.An upward arrow means your backlog is growing compared to the previous period.
Avg First ResponseAverage time from ticket creation to the first agent reply, displayed as a formatted duration (e.g. “4m 12s”).A downward arrow is good – your team is responding faster.
SLA CompliancePercentage of tickets meeting their SLA targets.An upward arrow means compliance is improving.
Unassigned TicketsCount of tickets with no active agent assignment.A downward arrow means fewer tickets are sitting in the queue unowned.
Trend comparison
Trends compare the current period to the previous period of equal length. For example, if your comparison window is 7 days, the trend compares this week to last week. A green arrow indicates improvement; a red arrow indicates a metric moving in the wrong direction.

Recent Tickets table

The center of the dashboard displays a table of the most recently created tickets. This gives you a quick at-a-glance view of incoming work.

ColumnDescription
Ticket #The per-tenant ticket number.
SubjectThe ticket subject line, shown alongside the customer’s name.
PriorityPriority level (Urgent, High, Medium, Low).
StatusCurrent ticket status (e.g. Open, In Progress, Resolved).
AssigneeName of the assigned agent, or empty if unassigned.
TimeHow long ago the ticket was created.

Click the View all button below the table to navigate to the full tickets list.


The sidebar contains three cards that provide deeper operational insight.

SLA At Risk

This card lists tickets that are approaching their SLA resolution deadline. Each entry shows:

  • The ticket subject.
  • The remaining time before the SLA breaches.
  • A severity indicator:
SeverityMeaning
Critical (red)Less than 30 minutes remaining. Requires immediate attention – assign or escalate now.
Warning (yellow)Less than 2 hours remaining. Prioritize this ticket in the current work queue.

If no tickets are at risk, the card displays an empty state.

Act on critical alerts
Critical tickets have less than 30 minutes before an SLA breach. Set up escalation policies to ensure these are automatically routed to available agents before time runs out.

Tickets by Channel

This card shows the distribution of tickets across your support channels as horizontal bar charts. Each bar displays:

  • The channel name (e.g. Email, Web Widget, Slack).
  • The ticket count for that channel.
  • The percentage of total volume that channel represents.

Use this to understand where your customers are reaching you and whether channel-specific staffing adjustments are needed.

Today Stats

A quick snapshot of the current day’s activity:

MetricDescription
Tickets createdNumber of new tickets opened today.
Tickets resolvedNumber of tickets resolved or closed today.
Avg resolution timeAverage time to resolve tickets closed today, displayed as a formatted duration.

This card helps you gauge whether the team is keeping pace with incoming volume on any given day.