Zendesk Explore Custom Metrics Library - Geckoboard
The Zendesk Explore Custom Metrics Library
Zendesk Explore is powerful, but building the right metrics can be time-consuming and complex. These ready-made custom metrics and attributes give you the formulas you need to unlock deeper insight, fix common reporting gaps, and build dashboards your team can trust.
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- Voice - Calls
- Support - Tickets
- Support - Updates History
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- Calculated Attribute
- Calculated Metric
Custom Metrics Overview
Abandon Location inc. Short-Abandoned
Type: Calculated Attribute
Groups inbound abandoned calls by where they were abandoned, splitting queue drop-offs into short waits under 10 seconds and longer waits.
LinkAbandoned in IVR Calls
Type: Calculated Metric
Counts inbound calls terminated by the caller while navigating the IVR menu before they reached an agent or queue.
LinkAbandoned in On-Hold Calls
Type: Calculated Metric
Counts inbound calls where the customer was placed on hold after reaching an agent but disconnected before the agent returned.
LinkAbandoned Inbound Calls %
Type: Calculated Metric
Calculates the percentage of inbound calls where the customer disconnected before reaching an agent.
LinkAverage Wait Time - Specific Phone Line
Type: Calculated Metric
Calculates the average wait time for inbound calls to a specific phone number so you can monitor line-level KPIs.
LinkCall Duration Brackets (Customisable)
Type: Calculated Attribute
Splits Voice calls into customisable duration ranges, making it easier to analyse call lengths against your team’s goals and processes.
LinkCreating Your Own Metric with Hard-Coded Filter
Type: Calculated Metric
Counts only tickets that meet a specific condition by embedding the filter logic directly into the metric.
LinkExample Structure of How to Use AND
Type: Calculated Attribute
Shows how to require multiple conditions to be true at the same time.
LinkExample Structure of How to Use IF, AND, OR, THEN and ELSE
Type: Calculated Attribute
Demonstrates how to combine multiple logical operators in a single Explore attribute.
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