What is an Agent Report?

• A. Agent reports provide you with a summary or detailed information regarding the activity and performance of one or more agents.
• B. An Agent Report shows only the calls answered by a single agent in real time.
• C. An Agent Report lists all agents in the system with their login times.
• D. An Agent Report measures customer satisfaction scores only.

Answer: (A)

Agent reports capture how agents work and perform across conversations, showing both what they did and how well they did it. They provide a view of activity and performance for one or more agents, combining metrics like workload, handle time, wrap time, outcomes, and other performance indicators over a chosen time period. This makes them useful for evaluating productivity, spotting trends, and guiding coaching.

The other options describe narrower or different concepts. For example, showing only calls answered in real time focuses on a live snapshot rather than a broader performance picture. Listing login times emphasizes presence rather than performance metrics. Measuring customer satisfaction scores only narrows the scope to CSAT, which is just one possible metric and not the full range of what an Agent Report typically covers.