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Feedback analytics

Open Requests analytics to review Request volume, Requester activity, comments, and the sources customers submit from.

Written By Markus Palm

Last updated 4 days ago

Overview

Feedback analytics shows activity and engagement across Requests. Use it to review submission volume, Requester activity, comments, and the Requests that attract attention.


Open Feedback analytics

  1. Open Reports in the dashboard sidebar

  2. Click 'Manage' and choose Legacy analytics

  3. Select Requests under Modules if another section is open

  4. Choose a preset period, such as Last 7 days or Last 12 months, or a custom date range

Feedback analytics is a separate surface from Reports. If your sidebar shows Analytics instead of Reports, open it directly and continue from step 3.


Review activity and engagement

The overview shows Requests, Requesters, and Comments for the selected period. Compare periods to see how activity changes after you introduce a collection channel or invite customers to give feedback.

Use the Request tables to explore activity in more detail:

Top Requests by Requesters and Top Commented Requests use total counts, even when you select a date range. Use the overview metrics for period comparisons.

  • Top Viewed Requests - Requests that received the most views

  • Top Requests by Requesters - Requests with the most Requester activity

  • Top Commented Requests - Requests with the most discussion

  • Requests Created by Source - Where new Requests came from

Tip: Open a Request from a table to read the feedback behind the numbers. A busy discussion can indicate interest, confusion, or a problem that needs clarification.


Use the results

Use activity to find Requests worth reviewing. Compare customer and company data with your team's value and effort estimates before you decide what to prioritize.


FAQs

Top Requests by Requesters and Top Commented Requests rank Requests by their total Requester and comment counts, not by activity inside the selected period. Use the overview metrics to compare periods.

Analytics summarizes activity, such as views, Requester activity, comments, and sources, for a period. Exporting Requests gives you a CSV of Request records with fields such as status, labels, and Requester count. The export does not include view counts or period comparisons.

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