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KPI dashboards to manage your business efficiently

As an owner of a small or middle-size business, you will always make long-term and short-term goals. To assess your progress toward the achievement of those goals, you should use various types of KPIs . A KPI (Key performance Indicator) is used to track the success level of a contract or project. In addition, this benchmark can be used by each department within an organization. Maybe you are still asking this question: What is kpi? To understand more about this measurement tool, and how it is used to measure service delivery and projects, read on.

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KPIs tracking Manual tracking can be erroneous and tiring. Instead, you should adopt KPIs tracking software that could save time and eliminate guesswork and errors. Our real-time KPI control software is CMW Platform. This is workflow management software that could automate your business operations and track each of your Key performance indicators.

CMW Platform doesn’t require coding. Hence, business users can access and edit the workflows and other web resources without the assistance of Information Technology professionals. Moreover, you can control various workflow activities from your Microsoft Outlook interface. Our software boasts higher analytics, and it is capable of offering insights into certain types of KPI indicators.

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It can interpret data visually by releasing tables, charts, presentations and gauges that are easy to comprehend. With CMW Platform, decision making is going to be quicker, easier and fun. It will help you track all kinds of KPI you have set. Our software can be deployed in various ways. All you need to do now is to ask for your CMW Platform 30-day trial version.

Different Examples of KPIs

KPI categories are generally four: enhanced customer satisfaction, revenue improvement, process cycle-time improvement and cost reduction. These are broad categories and so we will provide just a few examples. Note that use of KPIs will not only reduce your business costs. They will also eliminate delays, errors and overheads.

SLA (Service Level Agreements) KPIs

A Service Level Agreement between departments or units could underperform because the current KPIs are irrelevant and ineffective. Hence, good KPI ideas may include some of these.

  • A given percentage of arriving customer issues must be well responded to within a certain period of time.
  • The amount of downtime available.
  • The quantity of unanswered calls per a hour
  • The number of customer complaints received within the measurement period.
  • Percentage of unavailability in relation to business hours due to execution of anticipated changes.
  • Minimum, average and maximum amount of operator activities per phone call.

Service delivery KPI Examples

To gauge the quality of your service delivery, you need service quality KPIs. These will measure your ability to deliver the standard of service spelled out in your Service Level Agreements. Here are key examples.

  • The volume of calls that each call centre representative has answered.
  • Quantity of customer grievances
  • The number of reminders, including those at risk
  • Amounts of escalations and the bad ones among those.
  • The time to answer a single call
  • The degree of customer satisfaction based on customer ratings.
  • The amount of delayed or late activities.

Compliance KPI examples

Any company could go bankrupt simply because of not affording a settlement from a serious lawsuit that is filed against it. To avoid the strain on your company’s compliance structure, it’s wise to come up with suitable and sustainable KPIs. These could reveal possible legal suits before they happen, and assist compliance officers make sound decisions. Examples include:

  1. How often to conduct compliance reviews
  2. Average waiting time from when external legal issues are detected to when they are solved.
  3. Business Process KPIs
  4. Some KPIs are generated as a result of the business process itself or by an activity within the process flow. Examples include the following:
  5. Average process past due time
  6. Fraction of processes whose completion is within or outside the estimated deadline
  7. Average process duration
  8. Total sum of costs incurred due to stopped processes.
  9. Average time to finish each task
  10. The fraction of processes that consumed a less number of resources than those they were initially assigned.

Apart from the above, there are other KPIs you should know about: budget, efficiency and success among others. Now you know more about the KPI definition. The thing left to do is to apply this knowledge in your own business. Use the KPI software recommended above and it will simplify your workflows.

Maria Komarova is a Product Marketing Analyst at CMW Lab – a global software company delivering innovative Business Operations Management solutions enabling performance and efficiency optimization.



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