Appointment Analytics

the docid\ w05ijt89q4w3j6ll3ei3 analytics docid\ w77fotsoi3fpy lzwmcj2 provides a comprehensive analysis of appointments, grouped and filtered by various parameters it helps businesses track trends, monitor performance, and optimize appointment scheduling and management purpose the report allows users to analyze appointments by location, specialist, service, department, and status gain insights into appointment trends for different timeframes identify gaps or bottlenecks in appointment scheduling and completion getting here this report is available to admins , managers , or users with access to the reports module restricted users with limited permissions cannot access this feature steps to access navigate to the docid\ w77fotsoi3fpy lzwmcj2 module from the left hand menu under the docid\ w05ijt89q4w3j6ll3ei3 section, select appointment analytics using the report primary filters period select a predefined timeframe (e g , this month, last month) or set a custom date range group by organize data by location view data for specific branches or clinics specialist analyze appointments by the assigned professional service break down data by types of services offered department focus on departments such as dentistry, cardiology, etc status track appointments that are booked, completed, cancelled, or rescheduled secondary filters location select from available branches or clinics specialist narrow down by specific doctors or professionals service choose from the range of services offered (e g , consultation, oral surgery) department focus on relevant departments (e g , pediatrics, orthodontics) status filter appointments by their current state (e g , booked, cancelled) interactive features graphs and charts a bar graph provides a timeline of appointments based on the selected grouping a pie chart visualizes proportions of appointment statuses table view grouped data displays details such as contact, specialist, service, department, status, and appointment dates pagination settings allow users to view large datasets efficiently drop down arrow allows users to view contacts with appointments matching the filtered views zoom and navigation use zoom controls to focus on specific periods or areas within the graphs navigate through the data using interactive buttons use the refresh button to return back to the original view without zoom example use cases location based analysis identify which branch or clinic handles the highest volume of appointments specialist performance track the number of appointments handled by each professional service trends determine the most requested services in specific periods status breakdown analyze trends in cancellations, completions, or no shows exporting the data data can be exported in csv or excel formats for the table, and as an image for the bar graph both can be used for external analysis steps to export graph right click on the graph press on download the file will automatically start downloading the graph as an image steps to export the table right click on the table press on export (hint it's the last option) choose a file type csv or excel the file will automatically start downloading the table what can you do with this report? 1\ status reports breakdown of appointments by status (e g , scheduled, cancelled, completed) no show rates over a specified time range rescheduled appointments and their outcomes 2\ specialist or department performance number of appointments handled by each specialist completion rates for appointments assigned to specific department average time spent per appointment by specialist or department 3\ service type reports volume of appointments by service type (e g , consultations vs procedures) completion and cancellation rates for specific service types revenue generated from different appointment types 4\ location based insights appointments segmented by location (e g , branch performance) trends in virtual vs in person appointments resource utilization at specific locations 5\ time based insights peak appointment hours or days weekday vs weekend appointment trends time of day analysis (e g , busiest mornings vs evenings) 6\ no show & cancellation analysis no show rates by day, agent, or service type cancellation trends and top cancellation reasons revenue impact of cancellations and no shows examples of specific report combinations example 1 filter combination (appointment status = "completed") + (service type = "consultation") + (date range = last 30 days) report output number of consultations completed in the last 30 days example 2 filter combination (location = "branch a") + (appointment status = "no show") + (specialist = "dr a") report output no show rate for dr a at branch a example 3 filter combination (status = "booked") + (service = "virtual consultation") + (period = custom range "weekend") report output virtual appointments booked on a weekend example 4 filter combination (service = "procedure") + (department = "team b") + (status = "client no show") report output client no show rates for procedures handled by team b example 5 filter combination (location = "branch a") + (date range = today) + (status = "rescheduled") report output branch a's rescheduled appointments for today with the combination of primary and secondary filters, you can generate hundreds of tailored reports for monitoring appointment trends, improving customer service, and optimizing operational efficiency practical use cases appointment optimization identify peak days or times to allocate more resources recognize underperforming branches or services service improvement track frequently rescheduled or cancelled appointments to address potential issues resource allocation use the specialist and department filters to allocate staff more effectively best practices define goals before analysis set clear objectives (e g , improving completion rates or reducing no shows) to filter relevant data utilize grouping combine multiple grouping options (e g , service and specialist) for deeper insights export for detailed analysis use exported data to create presentations or share insights with stakeholders monitor regularly use the report consistently to identify trends and make informed decisions faqs can i apply multiple groupings (e g , by service and specialist) at once? no, the group by function allows one grouping at a time for combined analysis, you can export the data and use external tools like excel what’s the difference between grouping and filtering in this docid\ w77fotsoi3fpy lzwmcj2 ? grouping changes how data is organized visually (e g , by specialist or department), while filtering narrows down the dataset to only include specific criteria can i view appointment trends across multiple locations in the same chart not within a single chart—each location must be selected individually through the location filter for multi location trends, use the export function how do i reset the zoom after focusing on a specific period in the graph click the refresh button above the graph it restores the original full view without your zoom adjustments why do some appointments not appear under the expected specialist or department? this may happen if appointments were not assigned correctly or reassigned after being created ensure accurate assignments during booking can i compare in person vs virtual appointments? if your service naming convention distinguishes between in person and virtual consultations, you can filter by service to analyze them separately is it possible to track appointment completion rate over time? yes group by status, apply a date range, and compare “completed” vs other statuses using the bar chart or export the data for time based analysis why are some graphs empty even though appointments exist? this may occur if your selected filters (e g , service + department + status) result in no data for that specific combination try broadening the filter criteria can i measure specialist performance based on both volume and completion? yes group by specialist, then use filters or refer to the status pie chart to assess both total volume and how many appointments were completed do rescheduled appointments appear twice in the report? no each appointment is recorded once with its most recent status if it was rescheduled, it will only appear as “rescheduled,” not as both booked and rescheduled