Chatbot Analytics Task
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A Chatbot Analytics Task is an product analytics task for chatbot systems.
- Context:
- It can (typically) analyze the Chatbot Interaction Data (a kind of conversational data).
- It can (typically) reference Chatbot System Performance Measures (such as user satisfaction, response accuracy, and conversation metrics).
- It can (often) be supported by a Chatbot Analytics System (possibly based on a chatbot analytics platform).
- It can range from being a User Experience Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Organizational Measure Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Quantitative Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Qualitative Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a User Interaction-Focused Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Technical Performance-Focused Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Short-Term Engagement Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Long-Term Retention Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Operational Efficiency Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Strategic Business Impact Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Content-Driven Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Behavior-Driven Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Open-Domain Chatbot Analytics Task to being a Domain-Specific Chatbot Analytics Task.
- It can range from being a Reactive Chatbot Analysis Task aiming to identify past gaps, to being a Proactive Chatbot Strategy Task focused on predicting future needs and trends.
- It can range from being a Single-Language Chatbot Analysis Task for monolingual chatbots, to being a Multilingual Chatbot Analysis Task that handles and analyzes conversations across multiple languages.
- It can be used to assess the performance, user engagement, and effectiveness of a Chatbot System.
- It can require collaboration between Data Analysts, Chatbot Developers, and User Experience Designers.
- It can be affected by a Chatbot Terms of Service Agreement.
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- Example(s):
- a Quantitative Chatbot Analytics Task, such as ChatbotUser Interaction Count Analysis.
- a Qualitative Chatbot Analytics Task, such as ChatbotUser Feedback Sentiment Analysis.
- a User Interaction-Focused Chatbot Analytics Task, such as:
- a Technical Performance-Focused Chatbot Analytics Task, such as:
- a Short-Term Engagement Chatbot Analytics Task, such as Initial Conversation Chatbot Engagement Rate Analysis.
- a Long-Term Retention Chatbot Analytics Task, such as Repeat Interaction ChatbotUser Analysis.
- a Operational Efficiency Chatbot Analytics Task, such as Automated Resolution Rate Chatbot Analysis.
- a Strategic Business Impact Chatbot Analytics Task, such as Chatbot-Driven Sales Conversion Rate Analysis.
- a Content-Driven Chatbot Analytics Task, such as:
- Most-Requested Information Topic Chatbot Analysis.
- Chatbot FAQ Analysis (product frequent-usage analysis), such as the proportion of "Summarize" vs. “Translate"}
- a Behavior-Driven Chatbot Analytics Task, such as User Pathway and Decision Point Chatbot Analysis.
- an Open-Domain Chatbot Analytics Task, such as General Knowledge Inquiry Trend Chatbot Analysis.
- a Domain-Specific Chatbot Analytics Task, such as Contract-Focused Chatbot Analysis.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- A Web Analytics Task, which focuses on website traffic and user behavior analysis, but not specifically on chatbot interactions.
- A Data Mining Task in contexts other than chatbots, like analyzing customer purchase history in retail.
- A System Performance Monitoring Task, focusing on IT infrastructure performance rather than chatbot interactions.
- See: User Experience Design, Product Analytics.
References
2023
- Bing Search
- There are several ways to evaluate the performance of a chatbot within an application. Here are some of the most common metrics that companies use to measure chatbot performance:
- . Chatbot activation rate: This metric measures the rate at which users respond to the chatbot's first message with a question or answer related to the business. It indicates the number of users who go beyond the initial acquisition and perform one or more tasks related to the bot's goal ¹.
- . Average session duration: This metric is defined as the time period for which a chatbot interacts with a user and depends on the activity performed by the chatbot. For example, a weather chatbot has the role of providing weather updates to the user, and so the session duration must be short. Whereas, a chatbot helping the users in shopping, flight booking, or telling a story should keep the users engaged for a long time. Hence, the average session duration should be longer ¹.
- . Session per user: The number of interactions per user is yet another metric to determine chatbot's efficiency. If your chatbot's prime role is to answer the questions of the users and they are visiting repeatedly, it is possible that they are not getting satisfactory answers in a single interaction. On the other side, if the main purpose of your bot is to sell your products/services, several interactions might indicate that the users are interested and asking a lot many questions to know more about the product, and eventually, take the decision of purchasing it ¹.
- . Voluntary user engagement: This metric measures the number of users who voluntarily engage with the chatbot after the initial interaction. It indicates the level of interest users have in the chatbot and its ability to retain users ¹.
- . Retention rate: This metric measures the percentage of users who return to the chatbot after the initial interaction. It indicates the chatbot's ability to retain users and provide value to them ¹.
- . Goal completion rate: This metric measures the percentage of users who complete the task they set out to do with the chatbot. It indicates the chatbot's ability to help users achieve their goals ¹.
- . Revenue growth: This metric measures the impact of the chatbot on the company's revenue. It indicates the chatbot's ability to generate revenue for the company ¹.
- . Confusion rate: This metric measures the percentage of users who are confused by the chatbot's responses. It indicates the chatbot's ability to understand user queries and provide relevant responses ¹.
- . Human fallback rate: This metric measures the percentage of times a user is transferred to a human agent. It indicates the chatbot's ability to handle complex queries and provide satisfactory responses ¹.
- . Conversion sentiment: This metric measures the sentiment of users after interacting with the chatbot. It indicates the chatbot's ability to provide a positive user experience ¹.
- Source: Conversation with Bing, 11/13/2023
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- There are several ways to evaluate the performance of a chatbot within an application. Here are some of the most common metrics that companies use to measure chatbot performance:
2022
- https://blog.hootsuite.com/chatbot-analytics/
- NOTES:
- It involves analyzing conversational data generated through interactions between chatbots and customers, including metrics like conversation length, user satisfaction, and number of users.
- It is crucial for understanding customer needs and improving the customer experience by leveraging insights from chatbot interactions.
- It aids in making human team members more efficient by offloading routine queries to chatbots, thus saving time on customer service.
- It includes tracking specific metrics such as average conversation length, total number of conversations, engaged conversations, unique users, missed messages, human takeover rate, goal completion rate, customer satisfaction scores, and average response time.
- It requires a comprehensive analytics dashboard that is easy to use, customizable, offers insights into team performance, and helps in tracking business goals.
- It is supported by platforms like Heyday, which streamline chatbot metrics into actionable insights for businesses to refine their conversational AI strategy and improve overall performance.
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