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How to view agent analytics

Find out who is using your agent

Updated over a week ago

You might need to view agent analytics when:

  • You want to see if your team is actually using the agent you created

  • You need to demonstrate ROI or usage metrics to stakeholders

  • You're trying to identify power users who could provide feedback for improvements

  • You want to track adoption trends over time to see if usage is growing

  • You need to troubleshoot why an agent isn't getting the engagement you expected

This guide will show you how to access analytics for any agent you own or have access to.

Before you begin

You don't need to be an admin to view agent analytics. If you are the owner of an agent, you can see analytics for that specific agent.

Steps

You can access agent analytics in two ways:

Option 1: From the agent card

  1. Locate the agent card for the agent you want to analyze

  2. Click on the three dots

  3. Select on Usage

Option 2: From within the agent

  1. Click into the agent to open it

  2. Click on Configurations

  3. Look at the bottom of the page

  4. Click on Usage

You'll now see the analytics dashboard with usage data for the last 30 days.

What You Can See in Agent Analytics

The analytics dashboard provides several metrics to help you understand how your agent is being used.

Overview Metrics

The overview section provides high-level metrics about your agent's performance:

  • Users: The total number of unique users who interacted with the agent

  • Conversations: The total number of conversation threads

  • Requests: The total number of interactions, including usage and feedback

These metrics give you a quick snapshot of overall adoption and engagement.

Daily Requests Chart

This chart shows the daily volume of requests sent to the agent over the last 30 days. Use this visualization to:

  • Identify usage trends and patterns

  • Spot adoption spikes that might correlate with team announcements or training

  • Detect periods of low activity that might indicate issues or lack of awareness

Top Users Table

The Top Users table lists the individuals who have sent the most requests to the agent. This information helps you:

  • Identify power users who could provide valuable feedback

  • Ensure the agent is being used by your intended audience

  • Recognize team members who might be good champions for broader adoption

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