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What are three report categories and templates included for ECE reporting? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Supervisor Status C. Email Survey F. Contact Center CCAI. ECE (Enterprise Chat and Email) reporting includes specialized categories tied to its core functions. Supervisor Status (A) is included because supervisors need real-time visibility into agents handling chat and email queues. Email Survey (C) is a native ECE feature - since ECE…
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What are three report categories and templates included for ECE reporting? (Choose three.)
Options
- ASupervisor Status
- BContact Center Trend
- CEmail Survey
- DService Level Agreement
- EService Level Performance
- FContact Center CCAI
- GAgent performance
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A81% (21)
- D4% (1)
- E12% (3)
- G4% (1)
Explanation
ECE (Enterprise Chat and Email) reporting includes specialized categories tied to its core functions. Supervisor Status (A) is included because supervisors need real-time visibility into agents handling chat and email queues. Email Survey (C) is a native ECE feature - since ECE manages email channels, post-interaction email surveys are a built-in report category. Contact Center CCAI (F) is included because ECE integrates with Cisco's AI layer (CCAI), and AI-driven interaction reporting is part of its template set.
The distractors - Contact Center Trend (B), Service Level Agreement (D), Service Level Performance (E), and Agent Performance (G) - are standard Unified CCX/PCCE reporting categories available in the broader reporting suite, but they are not among the dedicated ECE-specific report categories and templates.
Memory tip: Think "ECE = Email, Bots (CCAI), and the Boss (Supervisor)" - Email Survey, CCAI, and Supervisor Status are the three pillars of what makes ECE reporting distinct from generic contact center reporting.
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