You can filter out conversation for a deeper understanding.

Filtering using list options

You use the list options to filter the conversations.

Note: The dashboard converts the dates to UTC, which might not match the dates in the conversations list.

Filtering using the Filter Editor

To filter the conversations, click View/edit filter and use the condition builder in the Filter Editor pop-up window. You can either select a default filter from the list or create a new filter condition. For example, the following image shows a condition in the Filter Editor pop-up window. This condition lists conversations that use the Pizza Order topic, and that have the Pizza Type topic node (a static choice control) in which the user has selected the Pepperoni value.

Figure 1. Condition using a static choice value
Filter Editor showing static choice values. Conditions are defined for a Standard Topic containing Pizza Order, Topic Node containing Pizza Type, and Selected Value of Pepperoni.

Another example condition is shown in the following image. This condition lists conversations that use the Pizza Order topic and that have the Confirm topic node (a boolean control) in which the user has selected the true value.

Figure 2. Condition using a boolean value
Filter Editor showing Boolean values. Conditions are defined for a Pizza Order standard topic, with Topic Node containing Confirm, and Selected Value of true.
The condition builder consists of the following:
  • Field: A list based on relevant tables. For more information about the field options, see Field options in the Filter Editor.
  • Operator: A list of operators that is contextually generated based on the selected field.
  • Value: A text entry field or a list that is contextually generated based on the selected field.

To add a dependent condition in the condition builder, either click or or and. To filter the conversations list using the condition, click Run.

To remove a condition, click the delete icon () next to the condition.

To save a condition that you created in the condition builder, click Save Filter. In the Save Filter pop-up window, specify a name for the condition. Users having the Chat Analytics Viewer (chat_analytics_viewer) role can select and modify your saved filters.
Figure 3. Saved condition
Saved condition in the Filter Editor.

Field options in the Filter Editor