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Report on Fin Procedures

Learn how to monitor the performance of your live Fin Procedures using key signals and report filters.

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Understanding how your Fin Procedures are performing and where they're adding value is crucial. After you've set a Procedure live, you can quickly see how it's behaving in live conversations by tracking a few key signals.


Key Performance Signals

Fin tracks the following key signals to show a Procedure’s value. You can view these key metrics from Fin AI Agent > Train > Procedures:

  • Triggered - The number of conversations in which Fin has started this Procedure based on its trigger description. This helps you understand how often customers encounter scenarios mapped by your Procedure.

  • Pending - The number of conversations that are still in progress and don't yet have a resolution state.

  • Resolved - Conversations the Procedure completed where the customer either gave positive feedback or didn't ask to talk to a teammate.

  • Handed off - The number of conversations in which the Procedure intentionally handed the conversation to a team or another workflow. These are configured handovers within your Procedure (for example, a “Hand off to Billing Team” action or an instruction within your Procedure Guidance settings).

  • Escalated - The number of conversations where a customer asked to speak to a human while a Procedure was running.

  • Failure - The number of conversations where a Procedure failed due to a broken data connector or code condition error.

You can click on a metric and drill into the conversations.

Tip: To investigate failures, click on the failure count for any Procedure — this opens a view listing all the conversations where that Procedure failed, so you can dig in and diagnose the issue.

In the Performance report Fin AI Agent > Analyze > Support Performance, you can see the "Procedure Handoff" as a new outcome.


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