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Analytics for Bots Admin

The Analytics module provides the history of all administrative tasks with attributes such as User, Date/Time, and Description for an event. You can review the Audit Report page to analyze admin users, custom admins, and user events such as log on, log off, and changes to system settings.

The following illustration shows an example of the Analytics module with the Audit Report page displayed.

Viewing System and User Events

On the Audit Report page in the Kore.ai Bots Admin Console in the Analytics module, you can view Kore.ai system and user-generated events. For example, a system-generated event could be a periodic Microsoft® Active Directory® Sync. An example of a user-generated event could be the addition of a new user. Using the controls on Audit Report page you can select event categories, events and time periods to drill-down and filter events as needed. Kore.ai audit reports also list error messages that can help you to troubleshoot system issues or when you create a Kore.ai service request.

 

Audit Report Page Columns

To sort the list of column values, click the Arrow Up up-arrow icon or Arrow Down down-arrowicon to the right of a column name. The following list describes the columns displayed in the admin console table.

COLUMN DESCRIPTION
Date/Time The date and time of the system or user event in YYY-MM-DD HH:MM AM/PM Time Zone, for example, 2015-09-11 02:10 PM EDT. Click the row for more details of the event.
Category The system category of the system or user event. Results can be filtered on this field.
Name The system name for the user or system event.
Description The description for the user or system event.

About the Action Bar

This section describes the controls on the Action bar on the Audit Report page:

Using the Search Field

The list of entries in an admin console table can be very large depending on the size of your company, for example, a list of users. To find one or more specific users or groups, in the Search field, enter at least three characters to begin find-as-you-type.

Note: The number of search terms in a search query is unlimited, however, no more than the first 20 characters of each search term is used to return search results.

To view all entries, clear the search field, and then press the Enter key.

About the View Options Section

In the View Options section, you can narrow the list of events by date range, category, and name.

To set a date range, click the Calendar calendaricon icon to display the Date Picker.

In the Event Category field, you can show All events, or select a specific category from the drop-down list.

Based on the Event Category field selected, you can choose All or a specific event by name in the Event Name filter.

Viewing Chat History

On the Bot Chat History page in the Kore.ai Bots Admin Console in the Analytics module, you can view Chat History for all deployed Bots.

To view specific Chat, click on the chat and the chat conversation will be displayed.

Bot Chat History Page Columns

To sort the list of column values, click the Arrow Up up-arrow icon or Arrow Down down-arrowicon to the right of a column name. The following list describes the columns displayed in the admin console table.

COLUMN DESCRIPTION
Bot Name Name of the Bot in chat.
Timestamp The date and time (start and end) of the chat in YYY-MM-DD HH:MM AM/PM Time Zone, for example, 2015-09-11 02:10 PM EDT.
Channel Channel on which the Chat took place
Language Language of the Chat
User User name and id who initiated the chat
Export Option to Export the Chat in Excel or PDF format

About the Action Bar

This section describes the controls on the Action bar on the Chat History page:

Select Bot Name

Select the Bot for which you want to view the Chat History.

Select Timestamp

Set the duration for which the Chat History needs to be retrieved:

  • 7 Days
  • 24 hours – default setting
  • Custom – define the start and end date range
Set Filter

Filter based upon the

  • User initiating the Chat
  • Channels of Chats
  • Language of Chat
  • Meta tags added at a message, user or session levels. Multiple tag filters can be applied in a ‘AND’ condition.This option is available only when at least one bot is selected.
    The export file of Chat History (session-level) will include the details of the applicable tags.
Using the Search Field

The list of entries in an admin console table can be very large depending on the size of your company, for example, a list of users. To find one or more specific users or groups, in the Search field, enter at least three characters to begin find-as-you-type.

Note: The number of search terms in a search query is unlimited, however, no more than the first 20 characters of each search term is used to return search results.

To view all entries, clear the search field, and then press the Enter key.

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