A few weeks ago, our partners at Mitel kicked off their 2020 with a major focus on enabling their team and valued channel partners to take on the opportunities and challenges for the new year. The Mitel team serves one of the most extensive combined UC and Contact Center installation base in the world! […]
As we break out the 🍾 to usher in the next decade (hello 2020s!), we’re going to take a minute to reflect on 2019. You might have missed some of these announcements, but this was a big year for Brightmetrics! We were busy extending our services to new platforms, releasing significant enhancements, and adding […]
The top 3 things you should be taking advantage of with our new user interface. We didn’t upgrade our user interface for us, we did it for you, the customer. And we want to make sure you’re getting the full experience of Radiance and all it has to offer. Yes, it’s sleeker, more modern, and […]
Your Brilliant Customer Engagement Insights Delivered in a Visually Stunning and Intuitively Flexible Way… If you’re a customer with Brightmetrics, you know that we’ve been serving up valuable insights into how your team is delivering service and care in their connected moments with your customers for almost 10 years. Over time, you’ve seen us […]
It’s been a little while since we’ve dropped something big, but it isn’t because the Brightmetrics team has been working on our summer tans. We’ve been busy preparing the next generation of democratized customer engagement insights: Coming to Brightmetrics users over the next few weeks: “Radiance” new user interface! Available now: Services for the […]
When you’re running a report in the Brightmetrics ShoreTel Reporting On-Demand reports area, it’s easy to run the report and click the column header on any column to sort the report by that value. But when you are scheduling or emailing a report, users get the report in a PDF and there’s no way for […]
Charts and dashboards are great for identifying trends and anomalies over a fixed set of criteria. For example, seeing the call volume of a small department of users. But what happens if that set of criteria needs to fluctuate, or if it is not such a small set of users you need to report upon. […]
It happens. Sometimes you end up with a busy chart that’s hard to read, but there’s still a reason to have it. It might be ok for seeing larger trends or anomalies, but it just isn’t useful for seeing individual chart items.