Autopilot Response Log Report

Autopilot Response Log Report

This report will provide access to data on the performance and usage of our Helpdesk Autopilot feature.

Running the Report

To access this report, navigate to Analytics > Baseline CSV Reports > Create Reports.

Select the Autopilot Response Log report from the list and specify your filter to run the report. The available filters include:

  • Creation Start & End Dates - This is a required set of filters to scope the report to tickets created within the specified time frame.
  • Project Name - A single select dropdown allowing you to filter to a specific Helpdesk project.
  • Ticket Type - A single select dropdown allowing you to filter to a specific ticket type.

The report is also available via our Autopilot Response Log API endpoint.

Some Questions the Report Answers

  • Which projects have some form of autopilot enabled? And if enabled, what response mode?
  • How often is autopilot automatically responding without human intervention? 
  • How often is autopilot assisting with responses to tickets by creating a draft that is used?
  • How often is the autopilot draft being edited before being sent? 
  • What kind of feedback (positive or negative) was left on the response?

Data Columns

Below is the list of columns you can expect to receive from this report.

Column NameValue Description
ticket_created_at_utcThe date and time that the ticket was created.
ticket_updated_at_utcThe data and time the ticket was last updated.
ticket_keyThe ticket's slug or key displayed in the UI.
project_nameThe name of the Helpdesk project the ticket is in.
ticket_priorityThe priority of the ticket.
ticket_statusThe ticket's status at the time the report was run.
ticket_typeThe type of the ticket, e.g. task, problem, question, etc.
ticket_uuidThe UUID of the ticket.
ticket_titleThe ticket's title.
ticket_descriptionThe ticket's description text.
ticket_reporter_emailThe email of the reporter of the ticket.
ticket_reporter_nameThe name of the reporter of the ticket.
assigned_user_nameThe name of the user assigned to the ticket.
assigned_user_emailThe email of the user assigned to the ticket.
first_response_sent_utcThe date and time of the first response sent.
time_to_first_response_in_minutesThe time passed between ticket creation and first response, in minutes.
first_responder_emailThe email of the user who first responded.
first_responder_nameThe name of the user who first responded.
latest_response_sent_utcThe date and time of the latest response sent.
latest_responder_emailThe email of the user who last responded.
latest_responder_nameThe name of the user who last responded.
autopilot_draft_acceptedTRUE/FALSE indicator of if the generated draft by autopilot was accepted as is.
autopilot_draft_editedTRUE/FALSE indicator on when the draft generated by autopilot was edited by the agent.
autopilot_draft_generatedTRUE/FALSE indicator on when autopilot was able to generate a draft reply on the ticket. A blank value indicates no draft was generated.
autopilot_respondedTRUE/FALSE indicator of if autopilot directly responded to the ticket directly, without a draft or human review.
autopilot_response_modeThe selected Autopilot response mode selected in the settings at the time of the response.
feedback_collectedIndicates if feedback was collected with either a positive or negative value.
is_ticket_completeDenotes if the ticket is completed.
ticket_completed_at_utcThe date and time that the ticket completed.
time_to_resolution_in_minutesThe time to ticket resolution in presented in minutes.
assigned_user_email_when_ticket_completedThe email of the user who was assigned the ticket when it was completed.
assigned_user_name_when_ticket_completedThe name of the user who was assigned the ticket when it was completed.
first_response_contentThe content of the autopilot assisted or created response to the ticket.
is_ticket_self_closedIndicates if the ticket was closed by the reporter after receiving the autopilot response. This would be indicative of a deflection.

Key Notes for Interpreting Report Edge Cases

Because of the many states and configurations that are available with our Autopilot functionality, there are scenarios where the report data may need a little interpretation. Below are some edge cases and guidance on how to read the data. 

  1. Autopilot Responded column is set to TRUE, but the Autopilot Draft Generated column is empty. This indicates that the autopilot response mode was set to directly reply without creating a draft.
  2. Autopilot is set to "Automatically send the response to the reporter" but there is no value in the Autopilot Responded column. This indicates that autopilot was unable to generate a response, likely due to lack of matching knowledge for the ticket subject matter.



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