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MTTx (Mean Time To x) data represents the time duration between different stages in a case’s process. For example, it shows the minimum time it took to change a case’s status from open to in progress or the case status SLA.
Table FieldDescription
Case IDThe Case’s ID number.
Case NameThe name of the Case.
Case TypeThe type of Case.
SeverityThe severity rank of your Case. It can be: Low, Medium, High or Critical.
TagsTags linked to a specific Case.
VendorThe vendors used in the Case.
Case ManagerThe user who manages the Case.
CollaboratorsUsers who collaborate on the Case.
Created atDate and time the Case was created.
StatusThe Status of the Case.
Status TypesThe Status Type: Not started Status, Active Statuses or Done Statuses
Time from case open to chosen statusThe time from when a case is in the open status and changed to different status type- duration field in hh:mm:ss
Time from Status to StatusThe time duration between two selected case statuses-duration field in hh:mm:ss
Time in StatusThe time in an status- duration field in hh:mm:ss
Time to closeThe time span from case creation to closing a case - duration field in hh:mm:ss
Time to AssignThe time span from case creation to assigning the first case manager - duration field in hh:mm:ss

Overview

  • When using the MTTx Reporting case table as the widget source , user can select the time from Status to Status column under ‘Field Function’ option.”
  • This field measures the duration between two selected case statuses in the format hh:mm:ss.
  • This allows users to specify the “From” and “To” statuses, enabling precise tracking of transitions between specific stages in the case lifecycle.

Example

  • This bar chart shows the sum of the time taken for cases to transition from OPEN to IN PROGRESS, based on data from the MTTx Reporting case table. It aggregates the total duration cases remained in the OPEN status before moving to IN PROGRESS, resulting in 36 seconds and 342 milliseconds, helping users track and analyze the process efficiency.

Case Workflows

This data represent all the cases created using Case Actions in an automated workflow.
Table FieldDescription
Workflow NameThe name of the Workflow.
Workflow IDThe Workflow’s ID number.
Pack NameThe name of the Workflow’s Pack.
Workflow Run DurationThe duration time of the Workflow’s execution.
Case IDThe Case’s ID number.
Case Created AtDate and time the Case was created.
Case NameThe name of the Case.
Case TypeThe type of Case.
SeverityThe severity rank of your Case. It can be: Low, Medium, High or Critical.
TagsTags linked to a specific Case.
VendorThe vendors used in the Case.
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