Benchmarking tab
Fields on the Benchmarking tab
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Tabs:
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Property |
Select the properties for which to view data. |
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Department |
Select the department for which to view data. |
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Start Date / End Date |
Specify the time frame for which to view data. |
Default: Last 90 days. |
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Token value |
Displays additional options:
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Notifications |
Provides the following Notifications options:
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![]() Last refresh information |
This read-only text displays the date and time (in the UTC time zone) when data was last refreshed. The data in the Service Dashboard is updated every 5 hours, starting at 00:20 (12:20 AM) UTC, and might not match data in existing reports or in the Service software, depending on when you last made changes in the software. |
Read-only. |
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Export |
Opens the Export pane where you can export the current view to one of the following output types:
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Charts | Click a chart element (bar, pie slice, line, and so on) to open a table with more details and information related to that specific data point in the chart. | ||
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Glitch Share by Property |
Total number of glitches reported by each property. With this information, you can monitor trends and gain a clear understanding of glitch reporting patterns across properties. |
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Resolution Time Overview |
Average time (in minutes) each property takes to resolve glitches. Comparing resolution times helps teams benchmark performance, highlight operational strengths, and encourage the adoption of efficient practices across properties. |
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Glitch Recovery Cost |
Total recovery costs spent by each property in resolving glitches. This information supports cost benchmarking and helps identify outliers, enabling data-driven decisions to manage spending and optimize resource allocation. |
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Department with Highest Glitches |
Department within each property that logged the highest number of glitches. This information helps to identify departments that might need additional training or process improvements. |