Use the Insights > Team page to track and compare standard KPIs for your recorded team members. Access the page to see a snapshot of what's what, or return frequently to see your coaching metrics over time.
This article is an overview of the Insights > Team page, and the various tabs and data on this page. In each tab, you can see the averages for all team members along the top, and the statistics for individual team members as a bar graph below.
See also, Use team stats.
Things to know!
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Call stats are available for all calls in any language, with the exception of topics and trackers.
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In the ACTIVITY and INTERACTION tabs, the Include all call data toggle enables you to choose what data is included in the shown stats:
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Include all call data set to ON: Stats are shown for each person's:
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Calls where they were identified as the call owner
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Calls they attended and spoke in, but owned by another team member
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Include all call data set to OFF:
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Calls where they were identified as the call owner only
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Get deeper insights on interaction stats with Whisper! With Whisper, we highlight recommended ranges for the metrics, and offer coaching tips. Ask your admin to make sure you're set up. For more details, see The Magic of Whisper and Whisper for interaction stats.
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On any tab, click somebody's name to drill down to their stats in that area.
At the team member level, you can click the other team stats tabs to see their stats for the selected tab.
A note about individual team member stats in the ACTIVITY tab
The Call Duration, Total Call Volume, and Total Call Duration stats at the top of the tab are summaries that are based on all call data, that is, all calls the team member owned and spoke in.
However, the Call Duration, Total Call Volume, and Total Call Duration graphs and the Calls list all show stats that are based solely on calls the team member owned.
What does "owned" mean? Find out here.
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You can download the team stats metrics as a CSV file. Go here to learn how.
Activity
The ACTIVITY tab is divided into 4 tabs. In each tab, the average value for all team members is displayed in a bar graph.
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AVG call duration: The average duration of all the calls, in minutes
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Total duration: The total duration of all calls per week, in hours.
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Call volume: The number of calls in the selected period.
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Calls attended: The number of calls the team member attended as a participant, not as the owner.
Interaction
The Interaction tab is divided into six tabs showing the interaction your reps have on their calls. See whether team members are spending more time listening or talking, or whether they are asking questions, and so on.
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Talk Ratio: The average percentage of all the calls in which the team member spoke. The recommendation is for no more than 65% of the time.
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Longest Monologue: The duration, in minutes, of the longest speech made by the team member. The recommended maximum length is no more than 2m 30s.
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Longest Customer’s Story: The duration, in minutes, of the longest customer-talking segment. This includes short team member interruptions. The recommended length is between 1 and 2 minutes.
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Interactivity: This shows how often the conversation switched back and forth from team member to customer and is on a 0–10 scale. The recommended grade is 5 or more.
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Patience: This shows how long the team member waited after the customer completed talking before taking over the conversation. The recommended wait time is between 0.6 and 1 second.
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Question Rate: This shows how frequently the team member asked questions during an hour of conversation. It is recommended to ask 18 or more questions.
If your org enabled "Whisper" (you really should, you know), a green or yellow dot appears next to each team member’s statistics - green for "within the recommended range", and yellow for "outside the recommended range". Go here for more information on Whisper for interaction stats.
Responsiveness
The email responsiveness statistics give you insight as to how your team is responding to emails. Our metrics show that there is a correlation between optimal email response rates and win rates. We found that win rates improve further when you have a fast response time of under 24 hours. Your teams should aim for a high response rate, replying to a high number of emails, but a low response time, showing the response was quick.
Drill down into each team member’s statistics to see individual data for each metric. The calculation for the email responsiveness statistics listed below, is based on emails that are identified as requiring a response. Emails that don’t require a response, such as meeting confirmations, auto replies and thank you emails are excluded from the calculation. Also, when emails have multiple recipients, the metric is updated for all team members when one person responds.
The table below shows when emails are included in the calculation:
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Emails requiring response |
Actual responses in one week |
Response rate |
Response time |
Fast response <24h |
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An email was sent by a prospect to John and Susan. John responded to the email within 5 days |
John: 1 Susan: 1 |
John: 1 Susan: 0 |
John: 100% Susan: 100% |
John: 5d Susan: 5d |
John: 0% Susan: 0% |
10 emails were sent to John and Susan. John responded to 3 emails within 5 hours and Susan answered 2 within 6 days. 5 emails were not replied to within a week. |
John: 10 Susan: 10 |
John: 3 Susan: 2 |
John: 50% Susan: 50% |
John: (3*5+2*6)/5=5.4d Susan: (3*5+2*6)/5=5.4d |
John: 3/10 30% Susan: 3/10 30% |
The Email responsiveness statistics include:
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Response rate: Shows the percentage of emails that were responded to within 7 days.
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Response time: Shows the average time the team member takes to respond to an email. Emails responded to after 7 days are not included in the calculation.
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Fast response rate: Shows the percentage of emails that were responded to within 24 hours.
Topics
The TOPICS tab shows which topics were covered by your team members, for how long (duration), and when in the call they occurred (timing). Duration and timing are displayed as separate tabs. For more information on topics, go here.
When you select a topic in the left pane, the right pane provides statistics for each team member. You can also drill down to see the team member's performance for all the topics.
The data can be sorted by manager, time period and call type using the filter system on the top right-hand corner of the page.
A topic must appear in at least 4 calls to be shown in Stats. If a tracker appears in less than 4 calls, it shows N/A.
Topic duration
The left pane shows the various topics and how long, on average, all the team members spent on each topic. The average duration is calculated by adding the duration a topic was discussed across all team calls, divided by the number of team calls.
The right pane shows how much time, on average, each team member spent on the selected topic. The average duration is calculated by adding the duration a topic was discussed by the team member, divided by the number of their calls.
To change the topic, click one of these bars.
To drill down to stats for a particular team member, hover over their stats for the selected topic and when you see the label with their name, click it.
You see how much they discussed each topic and if it is more or less than average.
Topic timing
The top half of the pane shows the various topics and where, on average, each topic appears in a call. By default, the topic is the one you selected on the Duration page. It is the dark circle. Hover over it to see the exact timestamp. The average timestamp location is calculated by the point-in-time a specific topic was discussed in a call, divided by the number of team calls.
The bottom half shows the average timestamp for each team member on the selected topic. The average timestamp is calculated by the point-in-time a specific topic was discussed in a call, divided by the number of calls.
To change the topic, click within Topic zoom-in and select the topic.
Trackers
Trackers are an important part of understanding if your team is using the talking points that the business team has specified. Business admins can set up trackers and decide which tracker will appear in the stats section.
When you select a tracker in the left pane, the right pane provides statistics for each team member. You can also drill down to see the team member's performance for all the trackers.
The data can be sorted by manager, time period and call type using the filter system on the top right hand corner of the page.
Team tracker stats
By default, the TRACKERS tab opens showing all the trackers used by the team in the left pane. Click a tracker to display the percentage of calls where that tracker was detected for each team member in the right pane.
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Select the criteria used to select calls for stats tracking.
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Select the team (or teams) you want stats for.
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Select a pre-defined time period or define your own time period.
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Define the type of calls to include.
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The left pane shows each tracker detected for the calls that fit the selection criteria for the whole team.
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Click a tracker to display who used it and in what percentage of the calls.
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The right pane shows, for each team member, the percentage of their calls in which that tracker was used.
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Click the name of a team member to show their individual stats.
Individual tracker stats

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The left pane shows each tracker detected for the calls that fit the selection criteria for that team member.
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Click a tracker to display the use of that tracker over time.
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For each tracker, the dot on the line indicates the average stat. Hover over a line to display the stat.
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The right pane shows more details for the selected tracker. At the top you can see if tracker use was consistent or changed over time.
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Below the graph are snippets from the last 10 calls that used that tracker. If a tracker was used more than once, click "View x more" to see the remaining snippets.
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At the bottom is the timeline with markers showing where in the conversation the tracker was used.
Scorecards
The SCORECARDS tab shows aggregated stats for scores for each scorecard for the selected team.
The tab is divided into two panes: In the left pane, select a scorecard and see the scorecard questions. Click a question to see details per team member in the right pane - click the team member to drill down into scores for that member.
Gong usage
The GONG USAGE tab is divided into five tabs that show the average value for all team members.
Click a tab to view the statistics for individual team members as a bar graph. You can also click an individual's name to drill down further.
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Calls Attended: Shows the number of calls the team member attended as a participant, not as the owner.
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Calls Listened: Shows the number of calls the team member listened to. (A call is marked as 'listened to' as soon as the call begins to play)
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Calls with feedback: Shows the number of calls the team member gave any type of feedback on.
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Calls with comments: Shows the number of calls the team member added comments on. Comments made by team members on calls they hosted are included in call stats.
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Calls with scorecards: Shows the number of calls the team member filled out a scorecard for.
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Marked as feedback: Shows the number of calls the team member manually marked as 'feedback given offline'
Coaching received
The COACHING RECEIVED tab is divided into four tabs that show the average value for all team members.
Click a tab to view the statistics for individual team members as a bar graph. You can also click an individual's name to drill down further.
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Feedback received: Shows the total number of calls the team member received any type of feedback on. Learn about types of feedback.
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Comments received: Shows the number of calls the team member received comments on. (Comments made by team members on calls they hosted are not counted in stats).
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Scorecards received: Shows the number of calls the team member received a scorecard for.
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Marked received: Shows the number of the team member's calls that were manually marked as 'feedback given' by others.