Categories

Categories are the foundation for analysis in Interaction Analytics. They sort interactions into groups based on rules and filter criteria. Individual categoriesClosed Data groups that Interaction Analytics uses for parsed call transcript data. They make it easier to find trends. can be grouped into larger category setsClosed Category groupings that help you use the data for a specific purpose. Out-of-the-box category templates include Intent to Buy and Risk Aversion. that contain related topics or collections of common issues and interests.

You can create categories from filters and configurations already applied to a workspace or you can import out-of-box category templates with preconfigured rules and criteria. These templates include Agent Performance, Intent to Buy, SentimentClosed Overall mood or result of the interaction as determined by analysis of words, phrases, and context of the transcript., Contact Center Highlights, and more. They analyze, tag, and sort your data into categories your data users can act on quickly. If you use them, they control the interaction results that display in your searches and workspaces. The most common categories for your contact center also appear in the Top Categories widget in your workspaces.

You can:

  • Merge, split, move, delete, and add new categories.
  • Modify the category rules that dictate which interactions fall into the category.
  • Use out-of-box categories and category sets to categorize interactions in searches and workspacesClosed Named view of one or more widgets..
  • Create new categories either from scratch or by using machine-discovered categories based on trends in your sample interactions.

Key Facts About Categories