Live at a glance
Queue length and the longest wait, updating as calls come in.
Live status and scheduled reports covering volume, answer rate, wait time, and recovery.

Live queues, wait times and answer rates by location, with reports that arrive on their own and alerts on your thresholds.
Book a demoQueue length and the longest wait, updating as calls come in.
See when the phones are busiest so you can staff for it.
Unanswered calls stand out with a follow-up attached.
Pick-up time and handling for each person on the phones.
Answer rates compared across every location.
Delivered to leadership, no login needed.
Someone hears when answer rate drops.
Export by location, team or date range.
Slice by office, department or call type.
A bad phone day shows up weeks later
Answer rate and queue visible as they happen
Reports assembled by hand
Reports arrive on their own
The bad week is discovered after it ends.
Nobody saw the queue building
Alerts fire when a threshold is crossed
Queues, wait times and who is available, as it is happening rather than tomorrow.
Calls waiting, the longest wait, who is on a call, and the answer rate so far today, per location. It is meant to be glanceable on a screen at the desk rather than something you log in to study.
Whoever you nominate, by email, on the schedule you choose. Owners and regional managers generally take a weekly summary; the practice manager tends to want the daily one.
Yes. Alerts fire on the numbers you decide, answer rate below a level, waits over a length, missed calls in a window, because what counts as a bad morning differs between a single office and a twelve-location group.
It compares them on the same measures, in their own local time and opening hours, which is what makes the comparison fair. A location open until seven is not penalised for calls at six.
Yes, by location, team or date range, for the people who want to do their own analysis in a spreadsheet.
Not constantly, and it does not need to be watched to be useful. The live view answers 'is the phone in trouble right now', and the alerts handle the times nobody is looking.
A bad phone day is visible while it is happening.
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