The use of statistics is essential for every Watermelon user. By regularly analyzing your statistics, you can continuously optimize and automate your AI Agent. In this article, we explain how to do this.
There are various ways to analyze your statistics. First, go to the Statistics in your Watermelon account. Here you will find an overview of the different statistics that we will briefly explain.
What does the overview show?
In the Insights dashboard, you’ll find key metrics about your conversations:
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All chats: The total number of conversations.
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Transferred chats: The number of conversations handed over to a human.
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Automation rate: The percentage of chats fully handled by the AI Agent.
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Average response time: How long it takes on average for a chat to be picked up.
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Average handling time: The time it takes to fully complete a chat.
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Time distribution: A visual breakdown of chats during office hours and outside office hours.
Creating custom reports
You can now create custom reports to get more detailed insights into the performance of your AI Agent and team. You decide what data to include:
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AI Agent(s) – View statistics for one or more AI Agents.
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User(s) – Filter by specific team members to analyse live chat data.
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Channel(s) – See which widgets or channels were used (data available from July 11, 2025).
Use this to:
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Analyse performance per support agent.
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Evaluate the effectiveness of specific widgets or channels.
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Compare automation rates between different AI Agents.
Exporting reports
Want to share your data with colleagues or use it in a presentation? Click the three dots (⋮
) in the top-right corner and select Export. You’ll receive a clear file containing the selected statistics.
Filtering by dates and segments
At the top of the screen, you can easily apply filters:
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Choose a specific date range (e.g. last week, last month, or a custom period).
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Select AI Agents, users, and channels (within custom reports).
This helps you quickly find the data that matters—without digging through all the stats.
Note: The export is in UTC time zone, which might differ from your time zone. As a result, the times shown may differ from the actual times of the chats.