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How to create Tags and Phrases for advanced analytics?

Updated over a year ago

Enhance your business KPIs with advanced analytics from Ender Turing. This guide will walk you through key steps to create Tags and Phrases to track and build advanced analytics flows and reports.

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1. Click "Analytics Configuration"

To open Tags Configuration, click "Analytics Configuration"

Click 'Analytics Configuration'

2. Click "Tags"

Navigate to the Tags section.

Click 'Tags'

3. Click "Create Tag"

To create a new Tag, click "Create Tag"

Click 'Create Tag'

4. Fill in a Tag name

Enter a short name for the Tag

Fill in a Tag name

5. Enter Tag phrases and words

Enter Tag phrases and words to track presence or absence in conversation. Separate each phrase with a comma

Enter Tag phrases and words

6. Enter Tag phrases and words

For Tag phrases optimisation, please follow Tag Optimisation Techniques Guide

Enter Tag phrases and words

7. Assign Team owner of Tag (Optional)

Assign Team ownership for Tag if Tag is not organization-wide. This is an optional step that can be valuable for grouping and manageability purposes

Assign Team owner of Tag (Optional)

8. Click the Create button

Finish Tag creation by clicking the "Create" button

Click Create button

9. Add Label (Optional)

Also, for grouping and manageability purposes, you can assign Labels to each Tag

Add Label (Optional)

10. Select Label

Just select the desired Label from the list

Select Label

11. Click "Edit Tag"

Perfect, after Tag is created, you can edit the existing Tag by clicking "Edit Tag"

Click 'Edit Tag'

12. Click "Archive Tag"

or you can archive an unnecessary Tag by clicking "Archive Tag" icon

Click 'Archive Tag'

This guide covers essential steps in Ender Turing for advanced analytics, such as creating tags to build advanced analytics and reports and checking compliance and adherence to the script.

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