Given a Scenario, Evaluate the Considerations When Designing Reports and Dashboards to Serve Different Stakeholders (agents, Supervisors, Managers, Executives). AGENTFORCE-SERVICE-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   A contact center is designing dashboards for different stakeholder groups. Which stakeholder group would most likely need a dashboard focused on individual daily performance metrics such as personal handle time and personal customer satisfaction scores?

   • AExecutives
   • BManagers
   • CSupervisors
   • DAgents
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2. 12application · medium

   An executive dashboard is being designed for a quarterly business review. The executive wants to see the overall health of the contact center without being overwhelmed by operational details. Which approach best balances breadth and depth?

   • AShow only one KPI, customer satisfaction, with no drill-down capability.
   • BShow five strategic KPIs (satisfaction, volume, first-contact resolution, average handle time, and cost per contact) with drill-down to channel and regional views.
   • CShow a raw data table of all interactions from the quarter with no summary metrics.
   • DShow every operational metric available, including per-agent handle time, queue length, and adherence, in a single scrollable dashboard.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   For an executive dashboard, what level of data granularity is most appropriate?

   • ATeam-level performance metrics
   • BReal-time queue status for each agent
   • CAggregated organizational KPIs and trends
   • DIndividual agent call logs
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5. 14foundation · easy

   For an executive dashboard, which type of data is most appropriate to support strategic decision-making?

   • AHistorical data showing trends over time
   • BReal-time queue status
   • CReal-time individual agent performance
   • DReal-time call volume for the day
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6. 15expert · hard

   A large contact center has multiple teams handling different product lines. Each team supervisor should see only their team's data. The operations director should see all teams but not individual agent names. Agents should see only their own performance. The reporting team wants to minimize the number of dashboards to maintain. Which approach best meets all requirements?

   • AGive the director access to all supervisor team dashboards and let them aggregate mentally.
   • BCreate a separate dashboard for every agent, every supervisor, and the director.
   • CCreate a single dashboard for everyone with filters for team, and rely on the director to ignore agent names.
   • DCreate one dashboard per team for supervisors, one director dashboard with team-level aggregates and no agent names, and one agent dashboard with row-level security.
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