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Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
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Fact Compound - Active Asset History & Asset Churn .............................................. 13-338
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Fact - CRM - Order Item Price Waterfall (Root Product) ........................................... 13-344
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Fact - CRM - Order Item Price Waterfall Comparison (Root Product) ...................... 13-344
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Introduction
This document describes metrics available in Release 7.9.6 of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications. These
metrics are housed within the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository. They are used in the prebuilt analyses, and / or are available for customers to use via Oracle Answers in building new analyses or
extending existing analyses. Oracle Answers is the ad-hoc query and reporting tool used for building and
modifying analyses.
This document also includes additional metrics which can be made accessible by means of minimal configuration.
These additional metrics are included in the Business Modeling and Mapping Layer of the Oracle Business
Intelligence Applications repository. Configuration required before using them merely involves exposing these
metrics to the Presentation Layer within the underlying repository.
This chapter describes metrics available in Contact Center Telephony Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence
Applications 7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Contact Center Telephony
Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
2.1.1
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.1.2
2.1.3
2.1.4
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.1.5
Measures the number of customer-initiated hang ups or disconnects after the customer
had been connected to speak with a representative / while talking to the representative.
This measures those calls that are dropped by the customers before the agent releases
the calls. Analyzing hang-ups is very crucial to improving customer satisfaction.
Organizations should strive to reduce the number of hang-ups. Examining where in the
conversation a customer drops a call and which representatives have the most dropped
calls will help identify problem areas. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would
be counted once against each agent.
2.1.6
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.1.7
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.1.8
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.9
Measures the number of calls an agent puts on hold. This metric does not count the
number of times a call was put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be an indication
that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and efficiently handle the
calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and representatives will help identify
areas where organizations can provide additional training efforts to improve
representative effectiveness. If a call was put on hold by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each of those agents.
2.1.10
Measures the number of times calls were put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be
an indication that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and
efficiently handle the calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.1.11
Measures the number of calls abandoned by customers while in queue before they
were connected to representatives. Analysis of
abandonment rates and time-to abandonment provides insight into the callers
tolerances for waiting and the organizations ability to efficiently handle contacts.
2.1.12
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.1.13
Measures the percentage of all answered calls that an agent puts on hold. Higher Held
call rates can be an indication that representatives are not effective resolving customer
issues and require additional time to research the issue.
2.1.14
Measures the total number of outbound contacts automatically dialed by the contact
system. Generally, these calls are part of a marketing campaign. Automatically dialed
calls are generally used in outbound campaigns. Therefore, this metric can be used to
analyze outbound campaign targets and effectiveness. If a call was handled by multiple
agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.1.15
Measures the total number of outbound calls manually initiated by the representative.
Manual outbound calls are those calls that are made by a representative, as opposed
to those calls made by an automated dialer system. Analyzing the outbound contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at initiating outbound contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each agent.
2.1.16
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.1.17
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is seconds. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.1.18
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.1.19
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.20
Measures the number of emails handled by the email system / representative. This
metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Analyzing the email contact volume
provides an indication of how many contacts occur through the email channel and how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling email contacts. If an email
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.1.21
Calculates the total time an agent is engaged in chatting with a customer. Unit of
measure is seconds.
2.1.22
Measures the total time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept the
chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.1.23
Measures the number of chats that were disconnected by the customer before the
resolution was completed by the agent. Disconnections can be the result of technical
issues or it can be a result of unsatisfactory experience. In order to improve customer
satisfaction, organizations should take action to reduce the number of disconnects. If a
chat was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.1.24
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat out of the total number of chats initiated. In order to
improve customer satisfaction and reduce the cost of customers contacting the
organization through another channel, organizations should take measures to lower
abandonment rates.
2.1.25
Measures the average time the customer was on hold until the customer abandoned
the chat before an agent accepted the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This
metric provides an indication of how long the customer is willing to wait for a
representative and how efficient the organization is at handling chat requests.
2.1.26
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.1.27
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat. In order to improve customer satisfaction and reduce the
cost of customers contacting the organization through another channel, organizations
should take measures to lower the number of abandonments.
2.1.28
Measures the number of chats handled by the system. Chats are initiated by customer,
and therefore, by definition, are inbound. Analyzing the chat contact volume provides
an indication of how many contacts occur through the chat channel and how efficient
the representatives and organization are at handling chat contacts. If a chat was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.1.29
Provides the percentage difference between the forecasted email volume and the
actual volume. This metric is calculated as the difference between the forecasted
volume and the actual volume, divided by the forecasted volume, and then multiplied
by 100. This metric is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the forecasted email
volumes versus the actual email volumes.
2.1.30
Provides the forecasted email volume to be handled by the organization for any given
period of time. This metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Forecast email
volume can be used in conjunction with actual total volumes to evaluate how well the
organization has forecasted email contact volume.
2.1.31
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.32
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.1.33
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.1.34
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.1.35
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.1.36
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.1.37
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.1.38
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.1.39
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.1.40
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.1.41
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.1.42
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.43
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.1.44
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
Metric Name
Description
2.2.1
Agent Break
Metrics.Scheduled # of
Breaks
Identifies the number of breaks that were scheduled to be taken by the agent.
2.2.2
2.2.3
The total break duration as a percentage of the scheduled break duration. If the total
break duration is larger than the scheduled break duration, this percentage would be
greater than 100%. If the total break duration is equal to or less than the scheduled
break duration, this percentage would be less than or equal to 100%.
2.2.4
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled Break
Duration Category
2.2.5
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled Break
Duration %
The duration of unscheduled breaks taken as a percentage of the total break duration.
If there are no unscheduled breaks taken, then this percentage would be 0%. This
percentage cannot exceed 100%
2.2.6
Measures the time in minutes that a representative was on breaks. Can be used to
analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
2.2.7
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled Break
Time
Measures the time in Seconds that a representative was on unscheduled breaks. Can
be used to analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
2.2.8
Agent Break
Metrics.Scheduled Break
Time
Measures the time in minutes that a representative was scheduled to be on break. Can
be used to analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.2.9
2.2.10
The actual number of breaks as a percentage of the scheduled number of breaks. If the
actual number of breaks is larger than the scheduled number of breaks, this
percentage would be greater than 100%. If the actual number of breaks is equal to or
less than the scheduled number of breaks, then this percentage would be less than or
equal to 100%
2.2.11
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled
Breaks Category
2.2.12
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled
Breaks %
2.2.13
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled # of
Breaks
Identifies the number of unscheduled breaks that were taken by the agent.
2.2.14
2.2.15
Staffing Metrics.Actual # of
Reps
2.2.16
Staffing Metrics.Total
Staffed Duration
Identifies the total duration in Seconds for which all the contact representatives were
staffed to work. Analysis of scheduled staff time against actual staff time provides
insight into schedule adherence.
2.2.17
Staffing Metrics.Actual
Login Duration
Measures the actual time in Seconds that a representative is logged into the contact
system, in order to handle contacts. Can be used to analyze schedule adherence and
representative availability.
2.2.18
Staffing Metrics.Login
Duration Compliance
Category
2.2.19
Staffing Metrics.Login
Duration Compliance %
The actual login duration is expressed as a percentage of the scheduled login duration.
If employees are logged in longer than scheduled, this percentage would be greater
than 100%. If employees are logged in for less than the scheduled duration, this
percentage would be less than 100%.
2.2.20
Staffing Metrics.Scheduled
Login Duration
Measures the time in Seconds that a representative was scheduled to be logged into
the contact system, in order to handle contacts. Can be used to analyze schedule
adherence and representative availability.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.2.21
2.2.22
2.2.23
Staffing Metrics.Scheduled
# of Reps
Measures the number of representatives scheduled for that contact center (service
center). This can be analyzed in conjunction with the actual number of representatives
for insight into schedule compliance.
2.2.24
Staffing Metrics.Staffed
Duration Compliance
Category
2.2.25
Staffing Metrics.Staffed
Duration Compliance %
The total staffed duration as a percentage of the scheduled staffed duration. If total
staffed duration is larger than scheduled staffed duration, this percentage would be
greater than 100%. If total staffed duration is larger than scheduled staffed duration,
this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.2.26
Staffing Metrics.Scheduled
Staffed Duration
Identifies the total duration in Seconds for which all the contact representatives were
scheduled to work. Analysis of scheduled staff time against actual staff time provides
insight into schedule adherence.
2.2.27
Staffing Metrics.Available
Time
Measures the total duration in Seconds for which representatives are available to
handle contacts.
2.2.28
Staffing Metrics.Total
Staffed Duration in
hh:mm:ss
Identifies the total duration in hh:mi:ss for which all the contact representatives were
staffed to work. Analysis of scheduled staff time against actual staff time provides
insight into schedule adherence.
2.2.29
Staffing Metrics.Scheduled
Login Duration in hh:mm:ss
Measures the time in hh:mi:ss that a representative was scheduled to be logged into
the contact system, in order to handle contacts. Can be used to analyze schedule
adherence and representative availability.
2.2.30
Staffing Metrics.Actual
Login Duration in hh:mm:ss
Measures the actual time in hh:mi:ss that a representative is logged into the contact
system, in order to handle contacts. Can be used to analyze schedule adherence and
representative availability.
2.2.31
Staffing Metrics.Scheduled
Staffed Duration in
hh:mm:ss
Identifies the total duration in hh:mi:ss for which all the contact representatives were
scheduled to work. Analysis of scheduled staff time against actual staff time provides
insight into schedule adherence.
2.2.32
Staffing Metrics.Available
Time in hh:mi:ss
Measures the total duration in hh:mi:ss for which representatives are available to
handle contacts.
2.2.33
Agent Break
Metrics.Unscheduled Break
Time in hh:mm:ss
Measures the time in hh:mi:ss that a representative was on unscheduled breaks. Can
be used to analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
2.2.34
Agent Break
Metrics.Scheduled Break
Time in hh:mm:ss
Measures the time in hh:mi:ss that a representative was scheduled to be on break. Can
be used to analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
Metric Name
Description
2.3.1
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend performing after-contact activity for each contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.2
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can take
to answer each contact that is in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.3
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend handling each contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.4
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact on hold. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.5
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact in a queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.6
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend talking to a customer contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.7
The Average After Call Work Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark
Average After Call Work Time. If Average After Call Work Time exceeds the
Benchmark Average After Call Work Time, this percentage would be greater than
100%. If Average After Call Work Time is below the Benchmark Average After Call
Work Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.3.8
2.3.9
2.3.10
The Average Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark Average Hold
Time. If Average Hold Time exceeds the Benchmark Average Hold Time, this
percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Hold Time is below the Benchmark
Average Hold Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.3.11
2.3.12
The Average Talk Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark Average Talk
Time. If Average Talk Time exceeds the Benchmark Average Talk Time, this
percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Talk Time is below the Benchmark
Average Talk Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.3.13
The Average After Call Work Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target
Average After Call Work Time. If Average After Call Work Time exceeds the Target
Average After Call Work Time, this percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average
After Call Work Time is below the Target Average After Call Work Time, this
percentage would be less than 100%.
2.3.14
2.3.15
2.3.16
The Average Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average Hold
Time. If Average Hold Time exceeds the Target Average Hold Time, this percentage
would be greater than 100%. If Average Hold Time is below the Target Average Hold
Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.3.17
The Average Queue Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average
Queue Hold Time. If Average Queue Hold Time exceeds the Target Average Queue
Hold Time, this percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Queue Hold Time
is below the Target Average Queue Hold Time, this percentage would be less than
100%.
2.3.18
The Average Talk Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average Talk
Time. If Average Talk Time exceeds the Target Average Talk Time, this percentage
would be greater than 100%. If Average Talk Time is below the Target Average Talk
Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.3.19
2.3.20
2.3.21
2.3.22
2.3.23
2.3.24
2.3.25
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.3.26
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.3.27
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.3.28
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.3.29
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.3.30
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.3.31
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.3.32
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.3.33
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.3.34
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.3.35
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.3.36
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
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Metric Name
Description
2.3.37
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.3.38
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.3.39
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.3.40
2.3.41
2.3.42
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.3.43
Measures the number of customer-initiated hang ups or disconnects after the customer
had been connected to speak with a representative / while talking to the representative.
This measures those calls that are dropped by the customers before the agent releases
the calls. Analyzing hang-ups is very crucial to improving customer satisfaction.
Organizations should strive to reduce the number of hang-ups. Examining where in the
conversation a customer drops a call and which representatives have the most dropped
calls will help identify problem areas. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would
be counted once against each agent.
2.3.44
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.3.45
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.3.46
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
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Metric Name
Description
2.3.47
Measures the total number of outbound calls manually initiated by the representative.
Manual outbound calls are those calls that are made by a representative, as opposed
to those calls made by an automated dialer system. Analyzing the outbound contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at initiating outbound contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each agent.
2.3.48
Measures the percentage of all answered calls that an agent puts on hold. Higher Held
call rates can be an indication that representatives are not effective resolving customer
issues and require additional time to research the issue.
2.3.49
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.3.50
Measures the number of calls abandoned by customers while in queue before they
were connected to representatives. Analysis of
abandonment rates and time-to abandonment provides insight into the callers
tolerances for waiting and the organizations ability to efficiently handle contacts.
2.3.51
Measures the number of times calls were put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be
an indication that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and
efficiently handle the calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.3.52
Measures the number of calls an agent puts on hold. This metric does not count the
number of times a call was put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be an indication
that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and efficiently handle the
calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and representatives will help identify
areas where organizations can provide additional training efforts to improve
representative effectiveness. If a call was put on hold by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each of those agents.
2.3.53
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.3.54
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
2.3.55
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is seconds. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.3.56
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.3.57
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend performing after-contact activity for each contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.3.58
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Metric Name
Description
2.3.59
2.3.60
2.3.61
2.3.62
2.3.63
2.3.64
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.3.65
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.3.66
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.3.67
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.3.68
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.3.69
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.3.70
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss.
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Metric Name
Description
2.3.71
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.3.72
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.3.73
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.3.74
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.3.75
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.3.76
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.3.77
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is hh:mi:ss. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.3.78
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.3.79
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend talking to a customer contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.3.80
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact in a queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
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Metric Name
Description
2.3.81
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact on hold. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.3.82
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend handling each contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.3.83
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can take
to answer each contact that is in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Metric Name
Description
2.4.1
Measures the number of chats handled by the system. Chats are initiated by customer,
and therefore, by definition, are inbound. Analyzing the chat contact volume provides
an indication of how many contacts occur through the chat channel and how efficient
the representatives and organization are at handling chat contacts. If a chat was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.4.2
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat. In order to improve customer satisfaction and reduce the
cost of customers contacting the organization through another channel, organizations
should take measures to lower the number of abandonments.
2.4.3
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.4.4
Measures the average time the customer was on hold until the customer abandoned
the chat before an agent accepted the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This
metric provides an indication of how long the customer is willing to wait for a
representative and how efficient the organization is at handling chat requests.
2.4.5
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat out of the total number of chats initiated. In order to
improve customer satisfaction and reduce the cost of customers contacting the
organization through another channel, organizations should take measures to lower
abandonment rates.
2.4.6
Measures the number of chats that were disconnected by the customer before the
resolution was completed by the agent. Disconnections can be the result of technical
issues or it can be a result of unsatisfactory experience. In order to improve customer
satisfaction, organizations should take action to reduce the number of disconnects. If a
chat was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.4.7
Measures the total time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept the
chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.4.8
Calculates the total time an agent is engaged in chatting with a customer. Unit of
measure is seconds.
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Metric Name
Description
2.4.9
Measures the number of emails handled by the email system / representative. This
metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Analyzing the email contact volume
provides an indication of how many contacts occur through the email channel and how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling email contacts. If an email
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.4.10
Provides the percentage difference between the forecasted email volume and the
actual volume. This metric is calculated as the difference between the forecasted
volume and the actual volume, divided by the forecasted volume, and then multiplied
by 100. This metric is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the forecasted email
volumes versus the actual email volumes.
2.4.11
Provides the forecasted email volume to be handled by the organization for any given
period of time. This metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Forecast email
volume can be used in conjunction with actual total volumes to evaluate how well the
organization has forecasted email contact volume.
2.4.12
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.4.13
2.4.14
2.4.15
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.4.16
Measures the number of customer-initiated hang ups or disconnects after the customer
had been connected to speak with a representative / while talking to the representative.
This measures those calls that are dropped by the customers before the agent releases
the calls. Analyzing hang-ups is very crucial to improving customer satisfaction.
Organizations should strive to reduce the number of hang-ups. Examining where in the
conversation a customer drops a call and which representatives have the most dropped
calls will help identify problem areas. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would
be counted once against each agent.
2.4.17
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.4.18
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.4.19
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.20
Measures the total number of outbound calls manually initiated by the representative.
Manual outbound calls are those calls that are made by a representative, as opposed
to those calls made by an automated dialer system. Analyzing the outbound contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at initiating outbound contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each agent.
2.4.21
Measures the percentage of all answered calls that an agent puts on hold. Higher Held
call rates can be an indication that representatives are not effective resolving customer
issues and require additional time to research the issue.
2.4.22
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.4.23
Measures the number of calls abandoned by customers while in queue before they
were connected to representatives. Analysis of
abandonment rates and time-to abandonment provides insight into the callers
tolerances for waiting and the organizations ability to efficiently handle contacts.
2.4.24
Measures the number of times calls were put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be
an indication that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and
efficiently handle the calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.4.25
Measures the number of calls an agent puts on hold. This metric does not count the
number of times a call was put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be an indication
that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and efficiently handle the
calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and representatives will help identify
areas where organizations can provide additional training efforts to improve
representative effectiveness. If a call was put on hold by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each of those agents.
2.4.26
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.4.27
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
2.4.28
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is seconds. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.4.29
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.4.30
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.4.31
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
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Metric Name
Description
2.4.32
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.4.33
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.4.34
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.4.35
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.4.36
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.4.37
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.4.38
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.4.39
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.4.40
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.4.41
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.42
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.4.43
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.4.44
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.4.45
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is hh:mi:ss. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.4.46
Measures the total time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept the
chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.4.47
Calculates the total time an agent is engaged in chatting with a customer. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.4.48
Measures the average time the customer was on hold until the customer abandoned
the chat before an agent accepted the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This
metric provides an indication of how long the customer is willing to wait for a
representative and how efficient the organization is at handling chat requests.
2.4.49
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.4.50
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.4.51
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.4.52
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.53
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.4.54
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.4.55
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.4.56
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss.
2.4.57
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.4.58
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.4.59
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.4.60
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.4.61
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.4.62
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
Metric Name
Description
2.5.1
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.5.2
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.5.3
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.5.4
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.5.5
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.5.6
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.5.7
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.8
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.5.9
The Average Talk Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark Average Talk
Time. If Average Talk Time exceeds the Benchmark Average Talk Time, this
percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Talk Time is below the Benchmark
Average Talk Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.5.10
2.5.11
The Average Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark Average Hold
Time. If Average Hold Time exceeds the Benchmark Average Hold Time, this
percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Hold Time is below the Benchmark
Average Hold Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.12
2.5.13
2.5.14
The Average After Call Work Time as expressed as a percentage of the Benchmark
Average After Call Work Time. If Average After Call Work Time exceeds the
Benchmark Average After Call Work Time, this percentage would be greater than
100%. If Average After Call Work Time is below the Benchmark Average After Call
Work Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.5.15
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend talking to a customer contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.16
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact in a queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.17
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact on hold. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.18
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend handling each contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.19
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can take
to answer each contact that is in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.20
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend performing after-contact activity for each contact. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.5.21
The Average After Call Work Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target
Average After Call Work Time. If Average After Call Work Time exceeds the Target
Average After Call Work Time, this percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average
After Call Work Time is below the Target Average After Call Work Time, this
percentage would be less than 100%.
2.5.22
2.5.23
2.5.24
The Average Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average Hold
Time. If Average Hold Time exceeds the Target Average Hold Time, this percentage
would be greater than 100%. If Average Hold Time is below the Target Average Hold
Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.25
The Average Queue Hold Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average
Queue Hold Time. If Average Queue Hold Time exceeds the Target Average Queue
Hold Time, this percentage would be greater than 100%. If Average Queue Hold Time
is below the Target Average Queue Hold Time, this percentage would be less than
100%.
2.5.26
The Average Talk Time as expressed as a percentage of the Target Average Talk
Time. If Average Talk Time exceeds the Target Average Talk Time, this percentage
would be greater than 100%. If Average Talk Time is below the Target Average Talk
Time, this percentage would be less than 100%.
2.5.27
2.5.28
2.5.29
2.5.30
2.5.31
2.5.32
2.5.33
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.5.34
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.5.35
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.5.36
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.37
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.5.38
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.5.39
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can take
to answer each contact that is in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.5.40
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend performing after-contact activity for each contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.5.41
2.5.42
2.5.43
2.5.44
2.5.45
2.5.46
2.5.47
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.5.48
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.49
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.5.50
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.5.51
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.5.52
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.5.53
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss.
2.5.54
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.5.55
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.5.56
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.5.57
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.5.58
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.5.59
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend talking to a customer contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.60
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact in a queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.5.61
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can place
a customer contact on hold. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.5.62
Identifies the industry-established standard duration that a contact center site can
spend handling each contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Metric Name
Description
2.6.1
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer a call that is campaign related. Unit of measure is seconds. This
measure includes only answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this
metric is important in determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.2
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign Answer Delay and
Total Answer Delay. If the time taken to answer a campaign call is more than the time
taken to answer all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.3
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign Queue Hold Time and
Total Queue Hold Time. If the duration of time that a customer was on hold in a queue
waiting for an agent to answer a campaign related call is more than the same duration
for all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.4
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a campaign related call
after the actual phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is
characterized as work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. During this aftercall-work (ACW) state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence,
it is important to analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.5
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign Hold Time and Total
Hold Time. If the duration of time that a customer was put on hold by an agent in a
campaign related call is more than the same duration for all calls, then this returns a
value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.6
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign Handle Time and Total
Handle Time. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves
everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately
following the call. If the average handling time of a campaign related call is is more
than the average handling time for all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0%
and 100%.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.6.7
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call that is
campaign related. Unit of measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and
after-call work. Talk time involves everything that happens during the call. After-call
work is work completed immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk
time and after-call work time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining
how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests.
Given that the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another
call, it is important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.8
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign Talk Time and Total
Talk Time. If the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an
agent for a campaign related call is is more than that for all calls, then this returns a
value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.9
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent while on a
contact that is campaign related. Unit of measure is seconds. Talk time is measured
from the time the agent picks up a call to the time an agent disconnects from the call.
Therefore, it accounts for any time that the call was put on hold after the call was
picked up. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent from
servicing other calls. It is important to analyze the average talk time to determine agent
efficiency and effectiveness.
2.6.10
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts
that were campaign related. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both
answered calls and abandonded calls.
2.6.11
Measures the duration of time the agent put the campaign related call on hold. Unit of
measure is seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold
times may indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily
available to fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.6.12
Measures the percentage change between the Total Campaign After Call Work Time
and Total After Call Work Time. If the after call work duration for a campaign related
call is is more than that for all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0% and
100%.
2.6.13
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign Answer Delay and
Average Answer Delay. If the time taken to answer a campaign call is more than the
time taken to answer all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.14
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign Queue Hold Time
and Average Queue Hold Time. If the duration of time that a customer was on hold in a
queue waiting for an agent to answer a campaign related call is more than the same
duration for all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.15
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for campaign related contacts. Unit of
measure is seconds.
2.6.16
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all campaign related contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.6.17
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign Hold Time and
Average Hold Time. If the duration of time that a customer was put on hold by an
agent in a campaign related call is more than the same duration for all calls, then this
returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.6.18
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign Handle Time and
Average Handle Time. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. If the average handling time of a campaign related call
is is more than the average handling time for all calls, then this returns a value that is
between 0% and 100%.
2.6.19
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent
while on a campaign related contact. Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account
the total talk time between a representative and a customer, and divides that by the
total number of calls that were answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in
determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer
requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and
prevents the agent for servicing other calls.
2.6.20
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign Talk Time and
Average Talk Time. If the average duration of the conversation between a customer
and an agent for a campaign related call is is more than that for all calls, then this
returns a value that is between 0% and 100%.
2.6.21
Measures the average time the campaign related call was put on hold by an agent. Unit
of measure is seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a
call is placed in queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time
metric refers to the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact
representative.
2.6.22
Measures the average handling time for each campaign related call. Unit of measure is
seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves
everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately
following the call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective
and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.23
Measures the percentage change between the Average Campaign After Call Work
Time and Average After Call Work Time. If the after call work duration for a campaign
related call is is more than that for all calls, then this returns a value that is between 0%
and 100%.
2.6.24
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer a campaign related call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes
both, calls that are abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is
important in determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.25
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.6.26
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.6.27
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.28
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.6.29
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.30
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.6.31
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.32
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.6.33
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.6.34
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.35
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.36
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.6.37
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.6.38
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.6.39
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.6.40
Measures the number of calls abandoned by customers while in queue before they
were connected to representatives. Analysis of
abandonment rates and time-to abandonment provides insight into the callers
tolerances for waiting and the organizations ability to efficiently handle contacts.
2.6.41
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.6.42
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.6.43
Measures the rate at which all inbound campaign related ACD calls are abandoned by
customers before they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve
customer satisfaction, organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.6.44
Measures the total number of campaign related calls handled by the system. This
includes both inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls.
Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives
and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it
would be counted once against each agent.
2.6.45
Measures the number of campaign related inbound calls that the phone system
receives. This metric includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are
abandoned by the caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.6.46
Measures the total number of outbound campaign related contacts handled by the
contact center. This includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an
indication of the outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.6.47
2.6.48
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.6.49
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
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Metric Name
Description
2.6.50
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.6.51
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.52
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.6.53
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.54
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for campaign related contacts. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.6.55
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer a campaign related call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes
both, calls that are abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is
important in determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.56
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all campaign related contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss.
2.6.57
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent
while on a campaign related contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account
the total talk time between a representative and a customer, and divides that by the
total number of calls that were answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in
determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer
requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and
prevents the agent for servicing other calls.
2.6.58
Measures the average time the campaign related call was put on hold by an agent. Unit
of measure is hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a
call is placed in queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time
metric refers to the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact
representative.
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Description
2.6.59
Measures the average handling time for each campaign related call. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves
everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately
following the call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective
and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.60
Measures the duration of time the agent put the campaign related call on hold. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold
times may indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily
available to fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.6.61
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call that is
campaign related. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and
after-call work. Talk time involves everything that happens during the call. After-call
work is work completed immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk
time and after-call work time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining
how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests.
Given that the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another
call, it is important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.62
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent while on a
contact that is campaign related. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. Talk time is measured
from the time the agent picks up a call to the time an agent disconnects from the call.
Therefore, it accounts for any time that the call was put on hold after the call was
picked up. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent from
servicing other calls. It is important to analyze the average talk time to determine agent
efficiency and effectiveness.
2.6.63
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a campaign related call
after the actual phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is
characterized as work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. During this aftercall-work (ACW) state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence,
it is important to analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.6.64
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer a call that is campaign related. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This
measure includes only answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this
metric is important in determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.6.65
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts
that were campaign related. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both
answered calls and abandonded calls.
Metric Name
Description
2.7.1
Measures the number of callers who entered the IVR. If on the same call, the caller
entered the IVR multiple times, then the caller will be counted multiple times.
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Metric Name
Description
2.7.2
Measures the number of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call.
2.7.3
Measures the number of callers who successfully completed transactions within the
IVR and hung up.
2.7.4
Measures the percentage of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call. This is calculated by taking the number
of calls transferred out of IVR divided by total number of calls entering the IVR.
2.7.5
The total length of time in minutes that a caller spends in the IVR.
2.7.6
Measures the number of IVR events. An IVR event is defined as a user entry recorded
by the IVR system while the customer is navigating through the IVR system. Provides
insight into caller entered options for identifying the most popular menu options
selected.
2.7.7
Measures the number of distinct IVR menu options that were selected by the callers.
Analyzing distinct IVR Menu Options selected provides insight into caller selected
options.
2.7.8
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
2.7.9
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue that is eventually answered
by a service representative. Unit of meaure is seconds. The Max Answer Delay can be
used instead of average speed to answer (ASA) to assess how efficient a contact
center is at handling calls. High Max Answer Delay can be an indication that the
contact center is not properly staffed.
2.7.10
Identifies the maximum delay or hold time of a call in queue before the customer
abandons the call. Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to
gauge the callers tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call
volume.
2.7.11
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.7.12
2.7.13
2.7.14
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
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Metric Name
Description
2.7.15
Measures the number of customer-initiated hang ups or disconnects after the customer
had been connected to speak with a representative / while talking to the representative.
This measures those calls that are dropped by the customers before the agent releases
the calls. Analyzing hang-ups is very crucial to improving customer satisfaction.
Organizations should strive to reduce the number of hang-ups. Examining where in the
conversation a customer drops a call and which representatives have the most dropped
calls will help identify problem areas. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would
be counted once against each agent.
2.7.16
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.7.17
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.7.18
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.7.19
Measures the total number of outbound calls manually initiated by the representative.
Manual outbound calls are those calls that are made by a representative, as opposed
to those calls made by an automated dialer system. Analyzing the outbound contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at initiating outbound contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each agent.
2.7.20
Measures the total number of outbound contacts automatically dialed by the contact
system. Generally, these calls are part of a marketing campaign. Automatically dialed
calls are generally used in outbound campaigns. Therefore, this metric can be used to
analyze outbound campaign targets and effectiveness. If a call was handled by multiple
agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.7.21
Measures the percentage of all answered calls that an agent puts on hold. Higher Held
call rates can be an indication that representatives are not effective resolving customer
issues and require additional time to research the issue.
2.7.22
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.7.23
Measures the number of calls abandoned by customers while in queue before they
were connected to representatives. Analysis of
abandonment rates and time-to abandonment provides insight into the callers
tolerances for waiting and the organizations ability to efficiently handle contacts.
2.7.24
Measures the number of times calls were put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be
an indication that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and
efficiently handle the calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.7.25
Measures the number of calls an agent puts on hold. This metric does not count the
number of times a call was put on hold. Higher volumes of holds may be an indication
that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and efficiently handle the
calls. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and representatives will help identify
areas where organizations can provide additional training efforts to improve
representative effectiveness. If a call was put on hold by multiple agents it would be
counted once against each of those agents.
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Description
2.7.26
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.7.27
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is seconds. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.7.28
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.7.29
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.30
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.7.31
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.7.32
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.7.33
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is seconds.
2.7.34
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.7.35
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.36
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
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Metric Name
Description
2.7.37
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
seconds. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
2.7.38
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.7.39
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is seconds. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.7.40
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is seconds. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.41
Measures the number of chats handled by the system. Chats are initiated by customer,
and therefore, by definition, are inbound. Analyzing the chat contact volume provides
an indication of how many contacts occur through the chat channel and how efficient
the representatives and organization are at handling chat contacts. If a chat was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.7.42
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat. In order to improve customer satisfaction and reduce the
cost of customers contacting the organization through another channel, organizations
should take measures to lower the number of abandonments.
2.7.43
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.7.44
Measures the average time the customer was on hold until the customer abandoned
the chat before an agent accepted the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This
metric provides an indication of how long the customer is willing to wait for a
representative and how efficient the organization is at handling chat requests.
2.7.45
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat out of the total number of chats initiated. In order to
improve customer satisfaction and reduce the cost of customers contacting the
organization through another channel, organizations should take measures to lower
abandonment rates.
2.7.46
Measures the number of chats that were disconnected by the customer before the
resolution was completed by the agent. Disconnections can be the result of technical
issues or it can be a result of unsatisfactory experience. In order to improve customer
satisfaction, organizations should take action to reduce the number of disconnects. If a
chat was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
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Metric Name
Description
2.7.47
Measures the total time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept the
chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.7.48
Calculates the total time an agent is engaged in chatting with a customer. Unit of
measure is seconds.
2.7.49
Measures the number of emails handled by the email system / representative. This
metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Analyzing the email contact volume
provides an indication of how many contacts occur through the email channel and how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling email contacts. If an email
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.7.50
Provides the percentage difference between the forecasted email volume and the
actual volume. This metric is calculated as the difference between the forecasted
volume and the actual volume, divided by the forecasted volume, and then multiplied
by 100. This metric is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the forecasted email
volumes versus the actual email volumes.
2.7.51
Provides the forecasted email volume to be handled by the organization for any given
period of time. This metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Forecast email
volume can be used in conjunction with actual total volumes to evaluate how well the
organization has forecasted email contact volume.
2.7.52
Measures the total time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept the
chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.7.53
Calculates the total time an agent is engaged in chatting with a customer. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.7.54
Measures the average time the customer was on hold until the customer abandoned
the chat before an agent accepted the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This
metric provides an indication of how long the customer is willing to wait for a
representative and how efficient the organization is at handling chat requests.
2.7.55
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.7.56
Calculates the average time the caller spends in queue before abandoning the call.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. The abandon duration can be used to gauge callers
tolerance and the organizations ability to sufficiently handle the call volumes.
2.7.57
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.7.58
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.7.59
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
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Metric Name
Description
2.7.60
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.61
Measures the average duration that the contact representative at the contact center
site took to answer all contacts that were in queue. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
2.7.62
Measures the average duration spent by the contact representative at the contact
center site in performing the after-contact activity for all contacts. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss.
2.7.63
Measures the duration of time that an agent spends processing a call after the actual
phone conversation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. After call work is characterized as
work related to an inbound call and work immediately following the call. Analysis of this
metric is very important in determining how effective and knowledgeable
representatives are at handling customer requests. During this after-call-work (ACW)
state, the agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call. Hence, it is important to
analyze the average after-call work to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.64
Measures the total duration that the contact center site took to answer all the contacts.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes both answered calls and
abandonded calls.
2.7.65
Calculates the total duration of time an agent spends handling the entire call. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time
involves everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed
immediately following the call. This metric includes both talk time and after-call work
time. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive another inbound call while on another call, it is important
to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.7.66
Measures the duration of the conversation between customer and agent. Unit of
measure is hh:mi:ss. Talk time is measured from the time the agent picks up a call to
the time an agent disconnects from the call. Therefore, it accounts for any time that the
call was put on hold after the call was picked up. Analysis of this metric is very
important in determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at
handling customer requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated
with a cost and prevents the agent from servicing other calls. It is important to analyze
the average talk time to determine agent efficiency and effectiveness.
2.7.67
Measures the duration of time that the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for
an agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This measure includes only
answered calls and not abandonded calls. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.7.68
Measures the duration of time the agent put the call on hold. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Does not include the pre-answer queue hold time. Long hold times may
indicate the agent does not have the proper skills or information readily available to
fulfill the customers request. Analyzing the hold volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness.
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Metric Name
Description
2.8.1
Provides the volume of calls that resulted in sales closure. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.8.2
Measures the percent of calls that resulted in sales closure compared to the total
number of calls handled. The call close rate provides an indication of the effectiveness
of the organization at selling through the call center channel.
2.8.3
Measures the revenue per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total sales
revenue divided by total number of contact centers.
2.8.4
Provides the average revenue generated per contact representative working in the
contact center (service center) for all revenue generating calls, emails and chat going
through the contact center.
2.8.5
Provides the total revenue generated by calls, emails and chat going through the
contact center. This metric accounts for all sales value of the sales transaction that
occurred over the multiple channels. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value
provides insight into the organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from
contacts.
2.8.6
Calculates the average revenue received per minute from the chat channel. Measures
the average revenue generated by contacts going through the chat channel. This
metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the total number
of chats handled by the contact centers. The average sales revenue is an indication of
how successful organizations are at selling through the chat channel.
2.8.7
Calculates the revenue received from the sales of product or services made using the
chat channel. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the organizations
effectiveness in generating sales value from chats.
2.8.8
Calculates the average revenue generated by calls going through the call center
channel. This metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the
total number of calls handled by the call centers. The average sales revenue is an
indication of how successful organizations are at selling through the call center
channel.
2.8.9
Provides the total revenue generated by calls going through the call center channel.
This metric only accounts for the sales value of the sales transaction that occurred over
the phone. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the
organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from contacts.
2.8.10
Measures the average hourly revenue generated by calls going through the call center
channel. This metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the
total number of hours of calls handled by the call centers. The average sales revenue is
an indication of how successful organizations are at selling through the call center
channel at the hourly basis.
2.8.11
Provides the average revenue generated per minute of talk time of calls going through
the contact center.
2.8.12
Provides the average revenue generated per call going through the contact center.
2.8.13
Provides the amount of call time that resulted in sales closure. Unit of measure is
seconds.
Metric Name
Description
2.9.1
Measures the total number of outbound campaign related contacts handled by the
contact center. This includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an
indication of the outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.9.2
Measures the number of campaign related inbound calls that the phone system
receives. This metric includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are
abandoned by the caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.9.3
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent
while on a campaign related contact. Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account
the total talk time between a representative and a customer, and divides that by the
total number of calls that were answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in
determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer
requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and
prevents the agent for servicing other calls.
2.9.4
Measures the average time the campaign related call was put on hold by an agent. Unit
of measure is seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a
call is placed in queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time
metric refers to the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact
representative.
2.9.5
Measures the average handling time for each campaign related call. Unit of measure is
seconds. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves
everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately
following the call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective
and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.9.6
Measures the rate at which all inbound campaign related ACD calls are abandoned by
customers before they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve
customer satisfaction, organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.9.7
Measures the total number of outbound contacts handled by the contact center. This
includes both automatically and manually dialed calls. Provides an indication of the
outbound volume of contacts handled by the contact center. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.9.8
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.9.9
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is seconds. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.9.10
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.9.11
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.9.12
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.9.13
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.9.14
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.9.15
Measures the revenue per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total sales
revenue divided by total number of contact centers.
2.9.16
Provides the average revenue generated per contact representative working in the
contact center (service center) for all revenue generating calls, emails and chat going
through the contact center.
2.9.17
Provides the total revenue generated by calls, emails and chat going through the
contact center. This metric accounts for all sales value of the sales transaction that
occurred over the multiple channels. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value
provides insight into the organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from
contacts.
2.9.18
Calculates the average revenue received per minute from the chat channel. Measures
the average revenue generated by contacts going through the chat channel. This
metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the total number
of chats handled by the contact centers. The average sales revenue is an indication of
how successful organizations are at selling through the chat channel.
2.9.19
Calculates the revenue received from the sales of product or services made using the
chat channel. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the organizations
effectiveness in generating sales value from chats.
2.9.20
Provides the total revenue generated by calls going through the call center channel.
This metric only accounts for the sales value of the sales transaction that occurred over
the phone. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the
organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from contacts.
2.9.21
Provides the average revenue generated per minute of talk time of calls going through
the contact center.
2.9.22
Provides the average revenue generated per call going through the contact center.
2.9.23
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent
while on a campaign related contact. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account
the total talk time between a representative and a customer, and divides that by the
total number of calls that were answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in
determining how effective and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer
requests. Each second that an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and
prevents the agent for servicing other calls.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.9.24
Measures the average time the campaign related call was put on hold by an agent. Unit
of measure is hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a
call is placed in queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time
metric refers to the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact
representative.
2.9.25
Measures the average handling time for each campaign related call. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves
everything that happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately
following the call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective
and knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.9.26
Measures the average duration of the conversation between a customer and an agent.
Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. It takes into account the total talk time between a
representative and a customer, and divides that by the total number of calls that were
answered. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Each second that
an agent is servicing a call is associated with a cost and prevents the agent for
servicing other calls.
2.9.27
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.9.28
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
Metric Name
Description
2.10.1
Measures the number of callers who entered the IVR. If on the same call, the caller
entered the IVR multiple times, then the caller will be counted multiple times.
2.10.2
Measures the number of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call.
2.10.3
Measures the number of callers who successfully completed transactions within the
IVR and hung up.
2.10.4
Measures the percentage of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call. This is calculated by taking the number
of calls transferred out of IVR divided by total number of calls entering the IVR.
2.10.5
Contact Metrics.Average
Chat Hold Time
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.10.6
Contact Metrics.Chat
Volume
Measures the number of chats handled by the system. Chats are initiated by customer,
and therefore, by definition, are inbound. Analyzing the chat contact volume provides
an indication of how many contacts occur through the chat channel and how efficient
the representatives and organization are at handling chat contacts. If a chat was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.10.7
Contact Metrics.Email
Volume
Measures the number of emails handled by the email system / representative. This
metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Analyzing the email contact volume
provides an indication of how many contacts occur through the email channel and how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling email contacts. If an email
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.10.8
Contact Metrics.Chat
Abandonment Rate
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat out of the total number of chats initiated. In order to
improve customer satisfaction and reduce the cost of customers contacting the
organization through another channel, organizations should take measures to lower
abandonment rates.
2.10.9
Contact Metrics.Service
Level
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
2.10.10
Contact Metrics.Average
Speed of Answer
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.10.11
Contact Metrics.Average
Handle Time
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.10.12
Contact Metrics.Average
Hold Time
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.10.13
Contact Metrics.Average
Queue Hold Time
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.10.14
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.10.15
Contact Metrics.Call
Abandonment Rate
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.10.16
Contact Metrics.Average
Call Volume Per Day
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.10.17
Contact Metrics.Average
Call Volume Per Hour
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.10.18
Contact Metrics.Inbound
Call Volume
Measures the number of inbound calls that the phone system receives. This metric
includes both calls that are eventually answered and calls that are abandoned by the
caller. Analyzing the contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the
representatives and organization are at handling contacts. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.10.19
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.10.20
Contact Metrics.Average
Chat Hold Time in hh:mi:ss
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.10.21
Contact Metrics.Average
Queue Hold Time in
hh:mi:ss
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.10.22
Contact Metrics.Average
Hold Time in hh:mi:ss
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.10.23
Contact Metrics.Average
Handle Time in hh:mi:ss
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
Metric Name
Description
2.11.1
Measures the total number of calls handled by the system. This includes both inbound
and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the contact
volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and organization are
at handling contacts. If a call was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each agent.
2.11.2
Measures the rate at which all inbound ACD calls are abandoned by customers before
they are connected to the representatives. In order to improve customer satisfaction,
organizations should strive to decrease their abandonment rates.
2.11.3
Calculates the percentage of calls that are answered before the queue hold time
threshold. Service level is an important key performance indicator for call centers.
Organizations must take measures to improve service levels in order to improve
customer satisfaction.
2.11.4
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given hour, by
any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
2.11.5
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given day, by any
given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.11.6
Measures the total number of unique calls handled by the system. This includes both
inbound and outbound calls, and both manual and automated calls. Analyzing the
contact volume provides an indication of how efficient the representatives and
organization are at handling contacts.
2.11.7
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is seconds. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.11.8
Measures the number of chats handled by the system. Chats are initiated by customer,
and therefore, by definition, are inbound. Analyzing the chat contact volume provides
an indication of how many contacts occur through the chat channel and how efficient
the representatives and organization are at handling chat contacts. If a chat was
handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.11.9
Measures the number of emails handled by the email system / representative. This
metric includes both inbound and outbound emails. Analyzing the email contact volume
provides an indication of how many contacts occur through the email channel and how
efficient the representatives and organization are at handling email contacts. If an email
was handled by multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.11.10
Measures the number of chats where the customer abandoned the chat before an
agent even accepted the chat out of the total number of chats initiated. In order to
improve customer satisfaction and reduce the cost of customers contacting the
organization through another channel, organizations should take measures to lower
abandonment rates.
2.11.11
Measures the average length of time the agent took to answer the call. Unit of measure
is seconds. Measures the time a caller spends in queue, waiting for an agent to answer
the call. The average speed to answer (ASA) is often used to assess how efficient a
contact center is at handling calls. High ASA can be an indication that the contact
center is not properly staffed.
2.11.12
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is seconds.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.11.13
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
seconds. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
2.11.14
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is seconds. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.11.15
Measures the number of callers who entered the IVR. If on the same call, the caller
entered the IVR multiple times, then the caller will be counted multiple times.
2.11.16
Measures the number of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call.
2.11.17
Measures the number of callers who successfully completed transactions within the
IVR and hung up.
2.11.18
Measures the percentage of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call. This is calculated by taking the number
of calls transferred out of IVR divided by total number of calls entering the IVR.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.11.19
Measures the revenue per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total sales
revenue divided by total number of contact centers.
2.11.20
Provides the average revenue generated per contact representative working in the
contact center (service center) for all revenue generating calls, emails and chat going
through the contact center.
2.11.21
Provides the total revenue generated by calls, emails and chat going through the
contact center. This metric accounts for all sales value of the sales transaction that
occurred over the multiple channels. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value
provides insight into the organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from
contacts.
2.11.22
Calculates the average revenue received per minute from the chat channel. Measures
the average revenue generated by contacts going through the chat channel. This
metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the total number
of chats handled by the contact centers. The average sales revenue is an indication of
how successful organizations are at selling through the chat channel.
2.11.23
Calculates the revenue received from the sales of product or services made using the
chat channel. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the organizations
effectiveness in generating sales value from chats.
2.11.24
Provides the total revenue generated by calls going through the call center channel.
This metric only accounts for the sales value of the sales transaction that occurred over
the phone. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the
organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from contacts.
2.11.25
Provides the average revenue generated per minute of talk time of calls going through
the contact center.
2.11.26
Provides the average revenue generated per call going through the contact center.
2.11.27
Measures the average time the customer was on hold waiting for an agent to accept
the chat invitation. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This is an indication of how efficient the
contact center is at staffing appropriate levels of representatives to handle chat
requests.
2.11.28
Measures the average handling time for each call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss.
Handling time contains talk time and after-call work. Talk time involves everything that
happens during the call. After-call work is work completed immediately following the
call. Analysis of this metric is very important in determining how effective and
knowledgeable representatives are at handling customer requests. Given that the
agent is unavailable to receive an inbound call while attending another call, it is
important to analyze the average handle time to determine agent efficiency.
2.11.29
Measures the average duration the customer was on hold in the queue waiting for an
agent to answer the call. Unit of measure is hh:mi:ss. This includes both, calls that are
abandoned and calls that are answered. Analysis of this metric is important in
determining service levels and appropriate staffing.
2.11.30
Measures the average time the call was put on hold by an agent. Unit of measure is
hh:mi:ss. This metric is not the same as the queue hold time, wherein a call is placed in
queue waiting for a representative to attend to the call. The Hold Time metric refers to
the duration of time a call that was placed on hold by a contact representative.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.12.1
Measures the number of callers who entered the IVR. If on the same call, the caller
entered the IVR multiple times, then the caller will be counted multiple times.
2.12.2
Measures the number of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call.
2.12.3
Measures the number of callers who successfully completed transactions within the
IVR and hung up.
2.12.4
Measures the percentage of callers who exited the IVR by selecting an option to speak
with a representative or by abandoning the call. This is calculated by taking the number
of calls transferred out of IVR divided by total number of calls entering the IVR.
2.12.5
The total length of time in minutes that a caller spends in the IVR.
Metric Name
Description
2.13.1
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Employee
Provides the average revenue generated per contact representative working in the
contact center (service center) for all revenue generating calls, emails and chat going
through the contact center.
2.13.2
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Call
Provides the average revenue generated per call going through the contact center.
2.13.3
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Minute
Provides the average revenue generated per minute of talk time of calls going through
the contact center.
2.13.4
Revenue Metrics.Average
Call Sales Value
Calculates the average revenue generated by calls going through the call center
channel. This metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the
total number of calls handled by the call centers. The average sales revenue is an
indication of how successful organizations are at selling through the call center
channel.
2.13.5
Revenue Metrics.Average
Hourly Call Sales Value
Measures the average hourly revenue generated by calls going through the call center
channel. This metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the
total number of hours of calls handled by the call centers. The average sales revenue is
an indication of how successful organizations are at selling through the call center
channel at the hourly basis.
2.13.6
Revenue Metrics.Sales
Closure Call Volume
Provides the volume of calls that resulted in sales closure. If a call was handled by
multiple agents it would be counted once against each agent.
2.13.7
Revenue Metrics.Sales
Closure Call Time
Provides the amount of call time that resulted in sales closure. Unit of measure is
seconds.
2.13.8
Revenue Metrics.Call
Close Rate
Measures the percent of calls that resulted in sales closure compared to the total
number of calls handled. The call close rate provides an indication of the effectiveness
of the organization at selling through the call center channel.
2.13.9
Revenue Metrics.Total
Chat Revenue
Calculates the revenue received from the sales of product or services made using the
chat channel. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the organizations
effectiveness in generating sales value from chats.
2.13.10
Revenue Metrics.Chat
Revenue Per Minute
Calculates the average revenue received per minute from the chat channel. Measures
the average revenue generated by contacts going through the chat channel. This
metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the total number
of chats handled by the contact centers. The average sales revenue is an indication of
how successful organizations are at selling through the chat channel.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.13.11
Revenue Metrics.Total
Sales Revenue
Provides the total revenue generated by calls, emails and chat going through the
contact center. This metric accounts for all sales value of the sales transaction that
occurred over the multiple channels. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value
provides insight into the organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from
contacts.
2.13.12
Provides the total revenue generated by calls going through the call center channel.
This metric only accounts for the sales value of the sales transaction that occurred over
the phone. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the
organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from contacts.
2.13.13
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Contact Center
Measures the revenue per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total sales
revenue divided by total number of contact centers.
2.13.14
Cost Metrics.Average
Trunk Cost per Minute
Average trunk cost per minute of talk time. This is calculated by taking the trunk cost
divided by the total talk time.
2.13.15
Cost Metrics.Average
Trunk Cost per Employee
Average trunk cost per employee. This is calculated by taking the trunk cost divided by
the number of contact center representatives.
2.13.16
Cost Metrics.Average
Trunk Cost per Contact
Center
Average trunk cost per contact center. This is calculated by taking the trunk cost
divided by the number of contact centers.
2.13.17
Average cost per minute of talk time. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided
by the total talk time.
2.13.18
Average cost per employee. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by the
number of contact center representatives.
2.13.19
Average cost per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by
the number of contact centers.
2.13.20
Cost Metrics.Average
Trunk Cost per Call
Average trunk cost per call. This is calculated by taking the trunk cost divided by the
total call volume.
2.13.21
Measures the total miscellaneous cost incurred by the contact representative at the
contact center site.
2.13.22
Average cost per call. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by the total call
volume.
2.13.23
Measures the total trunk cost incurred by the contact representative at the contact
center site.
2.13.24
Calculates the total cost incurred by the contact center. This includes trunk cost,
contact cost and other costs. Cost analysis is extremely crucial to determining the
success of organizations to reduce costs.
2.13.25
Measures the total employee contribution to revenue. This is calculated by taking total
sales revenue minus trunk cost.
2.13.26
Calculates the profitability of an interaction between the organization and its customers
by subtracting the costs of contact from the contact center generated revenues.
Contact Profitability is extremely crucial to determining the success of the contact
centers, especially at a time when contact centers are striving to be profit centers,
rather than cost centers.
2.13.27
Measures the total employee cost incurred for each contact representative at the
contact center site.
2.13.28
2.13.29
Measures the number of representatives working in the contact center (service center)
that take calls.
Metric Name
Description
2.14.1
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Employee
Provides the average revenue generated per contact representative working in the
contact center (service center) for all revenue generating calls, emails and chat going
through the contact center.
2.14.2
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Call
Provides the average revenue generated per call going through the contact center.
2.14.3
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Minute
Provides the average revenue generated per minute of talk time of calls going through
the contact center.
2.14.4
Revenue Metrics.Total
Chat Revenue
Calculates the revenue received from the sales of product or services made using the
chat channel. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the organizations
effectiveness in generating sales value from chats.
2.14.5
Revenue Metrics.Total
Sales Revenue
Provides the total revenue generated by calls, emails and chat going through the
contact center. This metric accounts for all sales value of the sales transaction that
occurred over the multiple channels. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value
provides insight into the organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from
contacts.
2.14.6
Revenue Metrics.Chat
Revenue Per Minute
Calculates the average revenue received per minute from the chat channel. Measures
the average revenue generated by contacts going through the chat channel. This
metrics is calculated by taking the total revenue, and dividing that by the total number
of chats handled by the contact centers. The average sales revenue is an indication of
how successful organizations are at selling through the chat channel.
2.14.7
Provides the total revenue generated by calls going through the call center channel.
This metric only accounts for the sales value of the sales transaction that occurred over
the phone. It does not net off returns. Analyzing sales value provides insight into the
organizations effectiveness in generating sales value from contacts.
2.14.8
Revenue Metrics.Revenue
per Contact Center
Measures the revenue per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total sales
revenue divided by total number of contact centers.
2.14.9
Measures the total trunk cost incurred by the contact representative at the contact
center site.
2.14.10
Average cost per minute of talk time. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided
by the total talk time.
2.14.11
Average cost per employee. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by the
number of contact center representatives.
2.14.12
Average cost per contact center. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by
the number of contact centers.
2.14.13
Average cost per call. This is calculated by taking the total cost divided by the total call
volume.
2.14.14
Calculates the total cost incurred by the contact center. This includes trunk cost,
contact cost and other costs. Cost analysis is extremely crucial to determining the
success of organizations to reduce costs.
2.14.15
Measures the total miscellaneous cost incurred by the contact representative at the
contact center site.
2.14.16
Calculates the profitability of an interaction between the organization and its customers
by subtracting the costs of contact from the contact center generated revenues.
Contact Profitability is extremely crucial to determining the success of the contact
centers, especially at a time when contact centers are striving to be profit centers,
rather than cost centers.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.14.17
Measures the total employee cost incurred for each contact representative at the
contact center site.
2.14.18
2.14.19
Measures the number of representatives working in the contact center (service center)
that take calls.
Financial Analytics
This chapter describes metrics available in Financial Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications
7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Financial Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
3.1.1
Facts - AP Balance.AP
Amount
3.1.2
Facts - AP Balance.Closing
Amount
3.1.3
Facts - AP Balance.Closing
Local Amount
3.1.4
Facts - AP
Balance.Opening Amount
3.1.5
Facts - AP
Balance.Opening Local
Amount
Metric Name
Description
3.2.1
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 1-30
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 0 to 30 days. It
is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.2.2
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 1-30
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 1-30 Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
3.2.3
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 31-60
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 31 to 60 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.2.4
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 31-60
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 31-60 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
3.2.5
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 61-90
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 61 to 90 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.2.6
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 61-90
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 61-90 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
3.2.7
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 90+
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged over 90 days. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is over 90 days
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.2.8
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 90+
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 90+ Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
3.2.9
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Avg Invoice Days
Outstanding
This metric computes the average outstanding transaction days, basically how long it is
open since the Invoice Date.
3.2.10
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Count Open
Transactions
3.2.11
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.Total AP
Outstanding Amount
This metric is the amount due to the supplier. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open.
3.2.12
Facts - AP Invoice
Amount.Remaining AP
Invoice Amount
This metric shows the remaining balance at each invoice level after accounting for
partial payments against each invoice line item. This is computed for only open invoice
which are still not fully paid. The remaining amount will be equal to invoice amount if no
payment is applied.
3.2.13
Facts - AP Invoice
Amount.Total AP Invoice
Amount
3.2.14
This metric averages the days until due (Current Reporting Date < Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
3.2.15
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
3.2.16
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 0 to 30 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.2.17
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 1-30 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.2.18
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 31 to 60 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.2.19
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 31-60 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.2.20
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 61 to 90 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.2.21
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 61-90 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.2.22
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 90+ days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is over 90 days.
3.2.23
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 90+ Amount to Total Due balances. The
total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.2.24
This metric compares due balances with total outstanding amount. It is computed as
follows: AP Due Balance / AP Balance * 100
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.2.25
This metric is the total amount due to the supplier. It is calculated as follows: sum of
transaction amount where document status = Open and payment due date > current
reporting date.
3.2.26
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP Avg
Invoice Days Overdue
This metric averages the days overdue (Current Reporting Date > Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
3.2.27
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP Count
Overdue Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Avg Days
Overdue metric
3.2.28
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 1-30 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 0 to 30 days. It is calculated as
follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.2.29
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 1-30 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 1-30 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.2.30
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 31-60 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 31 to 60 days. It is calculated
as follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.2.31
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 31-60 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 31-60 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.2.32
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 61-90 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 61 to 90 days. It is calculated
as follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.2.33
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 61-90 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 61-90 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.2.34
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 90+ Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged over 90 days. It is calculated as
follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is over 90 days
3.2.35
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 90+ Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 90+ Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.2.36
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric compares the AP Overdue balance with the total AP Balance. The formula
is: AP Overdue balance / AP Balance * 100
3.2.37
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue Items to Total %
This metric computes the ratio of overdue AP transactions to all open AP transactions
3.2.38
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AP
Due and Overdue Amount
This metric computes the total due balances (before payment due date) and total
overdue balances (past due)
3.2.39
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AP
Overdue Amount
This metric is the total past due to suppliers. It is calculated as follows: sum of
transaction amount where document status = Open and current reporting date is >
payment due date.
Financial Analytics
Metric Name
Description
3.3.1
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 1-30
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 0 to 30 days. It
is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.3.2
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 1-30
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 1-30 Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
3.3.3
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 31-60
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 31 to 60 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.3.4
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 31-60
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 31-60 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
3.3.5
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 61-90
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 61 to 90 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.3.6
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 61-90
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 61-90 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
3.3.7
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 90+
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged over 90 days. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is over 90 days
3.3.8
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Aging 90+
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 90+ Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
3.3.9
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Avg Invoice Days
Outstanding
This metric computes the average outstanding transaction days, basically how long it is
open since the Invoice Date.
3.3.10
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.AP Count Open
Transactions
3.3.11
Facts - AP Balance
Aging.Total AP
Outstanding Amount
This metric is the amount due to the supplier. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open.
3.3.12
Facts - AP Balance.Closing
Amount
3.3.13
Facts - AP Balance.Credit
Amount
3.3.14
Facts - AP Balance.Debit
Amount
3.3.15
Facts - AP
Balance.Opening Amount
3.3.16
Facts - AP Payment
Performance.AP Avg
Supplier Payment Days
3.3.17
Facts - AP Payment
Performance.AP Times
Paid After Due
This metric shows the number of times paid after due date to the suppliers
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.3.18
Facts - AP Payment
Performance.AP Times
Paid Before Due
This metric shows the number of times paid before due date to the suppliers
3.3.19
Facts - AP Payment
Performance.AP Weighted
Days in Payments
This metric computes the weighted average number of days to pay to the supplier. The
payment interval at the line item level is weighted by payment amount to provide a
weighted average.
3.3.20
This metric averages the days until due (Current Reporting Date < Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
3.3.21
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
3.3.22
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 0 to 30 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.3.23
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 1-30 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.3.24
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 31 to 60 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.3.25
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 31-60 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.3.26
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 61 to 90 days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.3.27
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 61-90 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.3.28
This metric is the amount due to the supplier aged 90+ days, but not past due. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(payment due date - current reporting date) is over 90 days.
3.3.29
This metric computes the percetage of AP Due 90+ Amount to Total Due balances. The
total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.3.30
This metric compares due balances with total outstanding amount. It is computed as
follows: AP Due Balance / AP Balance * 100
3.3.31
This metric is the total amount due to the supplier. It is calculated as follows: sum of
transaction amount where document status = Open and payment due date > current
reporting date.
3.3.32
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP Avg
Invoice Days Overdue
This metric averages the days overdue (Current Reporting Date > Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
3.3.33
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP Count
Overdue Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Avg Days
Overdue metric
3.3.34
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 1-30 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 0 to 30 days. It is calculated as
follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 0 and 30 days.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.3.35
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 1-30 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 1-30 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.3.36
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 31-60 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 31 to 60 days. It is calculated
as follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.3.37
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 31-60 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 31-60 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.3.38
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 61-90 Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged 61 to 90 days. It is calculated
as follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.3.39
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 61-90 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 61-90 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.3.40
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 90+ Amount
This metric is the amount past due to the supplier aged over 90 days. It is calculated as
follows: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open and (current
reporting date - payment due date) is over 90 days
3.3.41
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue 90+ Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AP Overue 90+ Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.3.42
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric compares the AP Overdue balance with the total AP Balance. The formula
is: AP Overdue balance / AP Balance * 100
3.3.43
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.AP
Overdue Items to Total %
This metric computes the ratio of overdue AP transactions to all open AP transactions
3.3.44
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AP
Due and Overdue Amount
This metric computes the total due balances (before payment due date) and total
overdue balances (past due)
3.3.45
Facts - AP Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AP
Overdue Amount
This metric is the total past due to suppliers. It is calculated as follows: sum of
transaction amount where document status = Open and current reporting date is >
payment due date.
3.3.46
Facts - AP Transactions.#
Non Credit Card Invoices
Paid Before due
Total number of non credit card invoices that are paid on time
3.3.47
Facts - AP Transactions.%
AP Payments without
Invoice
This metric is a measure of the percentage of payments that do not have an associated
invoice number.
3.3.48
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Electronic Payment
Amount
3.3.49
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Interest Penalties Paid
The amount of interest penalties paid on late invoices relative to total dollars paid
3.3.50
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Non-Credit Card Invoices
Paid on Time
% Non-Credit Card Invoices Paid on Time calculated as # Non Credit Card Invoices
Paid Before due/AP Times Paid Before Due
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.3.51
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg CR Memo Amount
This metric shows average credit memo amount processed for a period.
3.3.52
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg DR Memo Amount
This metric shows average debit memo amount processed for a period.
3.3.53
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg Invoice Amount
This metric shows the average invoice amount by : (AR Invoice Amount / AR Invoice
Count)
3.3.54
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg Payment Amount
This metric shows average payment amount memo amount processed for a period (AP
Total Payment Amount / AP Payment Count)
3.3.55
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Count Payment
Transactions
3.3.56
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Count Payments without
Invoice
3.3.57
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
CR Memo Amount to
Invoice %
This metric computes the percentage of CR Memo Amount to the total Invoice Amount
for a period
3.3.58
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Credit Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of credit memo(s) related to the supplier.
3.3.59
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Credit Memo Count
3.3.60
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Debit Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of debit memo(s) related to the supplier.
3.3.61
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Debit Memo Count
3.3.62
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Invoice Amount
3.3.63
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Invoice Count
3.3.64
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Payment Amount to Invoice
%
This metric computes the percentage of AP Payment Amount to the total Invoice
Amount for a period
3.3.65
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Total Payment Amount
This shows the total payments posted in the system against all suppliers. This can be
analyze by individual suppliers as well as plotted against time for trending.
3.3.66
Facts - AP
Transactions.Electronic
Payment Amount
The amount of electronic payments measures the extent to which suppliers are paid
electronically
3.3.67
Facts - AP
Transactions.Interest
Penalties Paid
The amount of interest penalties paid on late invoices relative to total amount paid
3.3.68
Facts - AP
Transactions.Non-Credit
Card Invoice Paid Amount
3.3.69
Facts - AP Turnover.AP
Turnover
Accounts Payables Turnover measures the number of times trade payables turnover
during the year.
3.3.70
Facts - AP Turnover.Days
Payables Outstanding
This metric shows the average length of time the trade payables are outstanding before
they are paid.
3.3.71
Facts - AP
Turnover.Overall Days
Payables Outstanding
This metric shows Days Payables Outstanding (DPO) at the overall level. This metric
can be used to compare DPO at the Supplier or Organization level in order to identify
those that perform below the overall value.
Financial Analytics
Metric Name
Description
3.4.1
Facts - AP Transactions.#
Non Credit Card Invoices
Paid Before due
Total number of non credit card invoices that are paid on time
3.4.2
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Electronic Payment
Amount
3.4.3
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Interest Penalties Paid
The amount of interest penalties paid on late invoices relative to total dollars paid
3.4.4
Facts - AP Transactions.%
Non-Credit Card Invoices
Paid on Time
% Non-Credit Card Invoices Paid on Time calculated as # Non Credit Card Invoices
Paid Before due/AP Times Paid Before Due
3.4.5
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Amount
3.4.6
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg CR Memo Amount
This metric shows average credit memo amount processed for a period.
3.4.7
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg DR Memo Amount
This metric shows average debit memo amount processed for a period.
3.4.8
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg Invoice Amount
This metric shows the average invoice amount by : (AR Invoice Amount / AR Invoice
Count)
3.4.9
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Avg Payment Amount
This metric shows average payment amount memo amount processed for a period (AP
Total Payment Amount / AP Payment Count)
3.4.10
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Count Payment
Transactions
3.4.11
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
CR Memo Amount to
Invoice %
This metric computes the percentage of CR Memo Amount to the total Invoice Amount
for a period
3.4.12
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Credit Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of credit memo(s) related to the supplier.
3.4.13
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Credit Memo Count
3.4.14
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Debit Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of debit memo(s) related to the supplier.
3.4.15
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Debit Memo Count
3.4.16
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Document Amount
3.4.17
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Invoice Amount
3.4.18
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Invoice Count
3.4.19
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Local Amount
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.4.20
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Payment Amount to Invoice
%
This metric computes the percentage of AP Payment Amount to the total Invoice
Amount for a period
3.4.21
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Payment Count
3.4.22
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Times Paid After Due
This metric shows the number of times paid after due date to the suppliers
3.4.23
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Times Paid Before Due
This metric shows the number of times paid before due date to the suppliers
3.4.24
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Total Payment Amount
This shows the total payments posted in the system against all suppliers. This can be
analyze by individual suppliers as well as plotted against time for trending.
3.4.25
Facts - AP Transactions.AP
Total Payment Days
3.4.26
Facts - AP
Transactions.Electronic
Payment Amount
The amount of electronic payments measures the extent to which suppliers are paid
electronically
3.4.27
Facts - AP
Transactions.Interest
Penalties Paid
The amount of interest penalties paid on late invoices relative to total amount paid
3.4.28
Facts - AP
Transactions.Non-Credit
Card Invoice Paid Amount
Metric Name
Description
3.5.1
Facts - AR Balance.Closing
Amount
3.5.2
Facts - AR Balance.Credit
Amount
3.5.3
Facts - AR Balance.Credit
Limit Used %
3.5.4
Facts - AR Balance.Debit
Amount
3.5.5
Facts - AR
Balance.Opening Amount
Metric Name
Description
3.6.1
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 1-30
Amount
This metric contains customer balance that is outstanding for less than or equal to 30
days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
(current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) is between 0 and 30 days.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.6.2
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 1-30
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 1-30 Amount to total outstanding AR
Balance.
3.6.3
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 31-60
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged between
31 to 60 days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status =
Open and (current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) between 31 and 60
days.
3.6.4
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 31-60
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 31-60 Amount to total outstanding
AR Balance.
3.6.5
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 61-90
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged between
61 to 90 days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status =
Open and (current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) between 61 and 90
days.
3.6.6
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 61-90
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 61-90 Amount to total outstanding
AR Balance.
3.6.7
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 90+
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged over 90
days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) over 90 days
3.6.8
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 90+
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 90+ Amount to total outstanding AR
Balance.
3.6.9
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Avg Invoice Days
Outstanding
This mterics provides the average days an invoice is outstanding. Represents the
efficiency of AR collection process
3.6.10
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Count
Outstanding Transaction
This metric counts the number of outstanding transactions. It is used to compute the
avg days outstanding metric.
3.6.11
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.Total AR
Outstanding Amount
This metric is the amount due from the customer. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open.
3.6.12
Facts - AR Invoice
Amount.Remaining AR
Invoice Amount
This metric shows the remaining balance at each invoice level after accounting for
partial payments against each invoice line item. This is computed for only open invoice
which are still not fully paid. The remaining amount will be equal to invoice amount if no
payment is applied.
3.6.13
Facts - AR Invoice
Amount.Total AR Invoice
Amount
3.6.14
This metric averages the days until due (sysdate < payment_due_date) over the
number of such transactions.
3.6.15
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
3.6.16
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 0 and 30 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.6.17
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 1-30 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
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Description
3.6.18
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 31 and 60 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.6.19
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 31-60 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.6.20
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 61 and 90 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.6.21
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 61-90 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.6.22
This metric is the amount due from the customer over 90 days. It is computed as
follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and the (payment
due date - current reporting date) is over 90 days
3.6.23
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 90+ Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.6.24
This metric compares due balances with total outstanding amount. It is computed as
follows: AR Due Balance / AR Balance * 100
3.6.25
This metric is the amount due from the customer. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open, and are within the payment due date.
3.6.26
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR Avg
Invoice Days Overdue
This metric averages the days overdue (sysdate> payment_due_date) over the number
of such transactions.
3.6.27
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR Count
Overdue Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Avg Days
Overdue metric
3.6.28
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 1-30 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 0 to 30 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.6.29
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 1-30 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 1-30 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.6.30
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 31-60 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 31 to 60 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.6.31
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 31-60 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 31-60 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.6.32
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 61-90 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 61 to 90 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.6.33
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 61-90 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 61-90 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
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Description
3.6.34
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 90+ Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers over 90 days . The formula is:
sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the (current
reporting date - payment due date) is over 90 days
3.6.35
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 90+ Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 90+ Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.6.36
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric compares the customer overdue balance with the total AR Balance. The
formula is: AR Overdue balance / AR Balance * 100
3.6.37
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue Items to Total %
3.6.38
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Overall AR
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric shows the AR Overdue Amount to Total % at the overall level and can be
used to identify customers that are below or above this overall value.
3.6.39
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AR
Due and Overdue Amount
This metric shows the total of due balances (that are within Payment Due date) and
overdue balances (that are past due)
3.6.40
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AR
Overdue Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customer. It includes only those line items
that have the document status of Open and where the current reporting date is past
payment due date.
Metric Name
Description
3.7.1
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 1-30
Amount
This metric contains customer balance that is outstanding for less than or equal to 30
days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
(current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.7.2
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 1-30
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 1-30 Amount to total outstanding AR
Balance.
3.7.3
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 31-60
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged between
31 to 60 days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status =
Open and (current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) between 31 and 60
days.
3.7.4
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 31-60
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 31-60 Amount to total outstanding
AR Balance.
3.7.5
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 61-90
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged between
61 to 90 days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status =
Open and (current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) between 61 and 90
days.
3.7.6
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 61-90
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 61-90 Amount to total outstanding
AR Balance.
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Metric Name
Description
3.7.7
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 90+
Amount
This metric contains net receivable outstanding from the customer that is aged over 90
days. Computed as: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date or invoice date) over 90 days
3.7.8
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Aging 90+
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AR Aging 90+ Amount to total outstanding AR
Balance.
3.7.9
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Avg Invoice Days
Outstanding
This mterics provides the average days an invoice is outstanding. Represents the
efficiency of AR collection process
3.7.10
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.AR Count
Outstanding Transaction
This metric counts the number of outstanding transactions. It is used to compute the
avg days outstanding metric.
3.7.11
Facts - AR Balance
Aging.Total AR
Outstanding Amount
This metric is the amount due from the customer. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open.
3.7.12
Facts - AR Balance.Closing
Group Amount
3.7.13
Facts - AR Balance.Closing
Local Amount
3.7.14
Facts - AR Balance.Credit
Limit Used %
3.7.15
Facts - AR
Balance.Opening Group
Amount
3.7.16
Facts - AR
Balance.Opening Local
Amount
3.7.17
Facts - AR Payment
Performance.AR Avg
Customer Payment Days
3.7.18
Facts - AR Payment
Performance.AR Times
Paid After Due
This metric computes the number of times the customer paid after due date.
3.7.19
Facts - AR Payment
Performance.AR Times
Paid Before Due
This metric computes the number of times the customer paid on or before due date.
3.7.20
Facts - AR Payment
Performance.AR Weighted
Days in Payments
This metric computes the weighted average balance for payments. It is weighted by
payment amount for each transaction and then the average is computed.
3.7.21
This metric averages the days until due (sysdate < payment_due_date) over the
number of such transactions.
3.7.22
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
3.7.23
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 0 and 30 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.7.24
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 1-30 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
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Metric Name
Description
3.7.25
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 31 and 60 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.7.26
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 31-60 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.7.27
This metric is the amount due from the customer between 61 and 90 days. It is
computed as follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and
the (payment due date - current reporting date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.7.28
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 61-90 Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.7.29
This metric is the amount due from the customer over 90 days. It is computed as
follows: Sum of transaction amount where document status = Open, and the (payment
due date - current reporting date) is over 90 days
3.7.30
This metric computes the percetage of AR Due 90+ Amount to Total Due balances.
The total due balance does not include the overdue balances.
3.7.31
This metric compares due balances with total outstanding amount. It is computed as
follows: AR Due Balance / AR Balance * 100
3.7.32
This metric is the amount due from the customer. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open, and are within the payment due date.
3.7.33
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR Avg
Invoice Days Overdue
This metric averages the days overdue (sysdate> payment_due_date) over the number
of such transactions.
3.7.34
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR Count
Overdue Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Avg Days
Overdue metric
3.7.35
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 1-30 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 0 to 30 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 0 and 30 days.
3.7.36
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 1-30 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 1-30 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.7.37
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 31-60 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 31 to 60 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 31 and 60 days.
3.7.38
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 31-60 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 31-60 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.7.39
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 61-90 Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers between 61 to 90 days . The
formula is: sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the
(current reporting date - payment due date) is between 61 and 90 days.
3.7.40
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 61-90 Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 61-90 Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
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Metric Name
Description
3.7.41
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 90+ Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customers over 90 days . The formula is:
sum of transaction amount where the document status is Open, and the (current
reporting date - payment due date) is over 90 days
3.7.42
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue 90+ Amount to
Total Overdue %
This metric computes the percetage of AR Overue 90+ Amount to Total Overdue
balances.
3.7.43
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric compares the customer overdue balance with the total AR Balance. The
formula is: AR Overdue balance / AR Balance * 100
3.7.44
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.AR
Overdue Items to Total %
This metric computes the ratio of overdue AR transactions to all open AR transactions
3.7.45
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Overall AR
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric shows the AR Overdue Amount to Total % at the overall level and can be
used to identify customers that are below or above this overall value.
3.7.46
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AR
Due and Overdue Amount
This metric shows the total of due balances (that are within Payment Due date) and
overdue balances (that are past due)
3.7.47
Facts - AR Payments
Overdue Aging.Total AR
Overdue Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customer. It includes only those line items
that have the document status of Open and where the current reporting date is past
payment due date.
3.7.48
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg CR
Memo Amount
The metric provides Average CR Memo Amount processed by (AR Credit Memo
Amount / CR Memo Count) for the period chosen.
3.7.49
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg DR
Memo Amount
The metric provides Average DR Memo Amount processed by (AR Debit Memo
Amount / DR Memo Count) for the period chosen.
3.7.50
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg
Invoice Amount
The metric provides Average Invoice Amount processed by (AR Invoice Amount /
Invoice Count) for the period chosen.
3.7.51
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg
Payment Amount
The metric provides Average Payment Amount processed by (AR Payment Amount /
Payment Count) for the period chosen.
3.7.52
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Count
Payment Transactions
3.7.53
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR CR Memo
Amount to Invoice %
This metric calculates the proportion of Credit Memo Amount posted in a particular
period to total Invoice Amount posted for the same period.
3.7.54
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Credit
Memo Amount
This metric provides the value of Credit Memo Amount by summarizing all credit memo
transactions.
3.7.55
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Credit
Memo Count
3.7.56
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Debit
Memo Amount
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Metric Name
Description
3.7.57
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Debit
Memo Count
3.7.58
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Invoice
Amount
3.7.59
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Invoice
Count
3.7.60
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Payment
Amount to Invoice %
This metric calculates the total of all line items with CREDIT indicators to determine
total credit postings by customer.
3.7.61
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Total
Payment Amount
This shows total payments received from the Customers that includes both applied and
unapplied against outstanding invoices.
3.7.62
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Unapplied
Payment Amount
This shows payments received from the Customers that are unapplied against
outstanding invoices.
3.7.63
Facts - AR Turnover.AR
Turnover
Accounts Receivables Turnover measures the number of times the trade receivables
turnover annually. The higher the AR Turnover, lower the working capital needs of the
company.
3.7.64
Facts - AR Turnover.Days
Sales Outstanding
This metric computes Days Sales Outstanding - (AR Balance / Average Daily Posted
Revenue). Average Daily Posted Revenue is computed by Posted Revenue for the
period / Number of days in the period.
3.7.65
Facts - AR Turnover.Days
Sales Outstanding
(Revenue-YTD)
3.7.66
Facts - AR
Turnover.Overall Days
Sales Outstanding
This metric shows DSO or Days Sales Outstanding at the overall level. This overall
DSO value can be used to identify customers who are above or below this internal
benchmark value and target those customers to improve the overall DSO.
Metric Name
Description
3.8.1
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Amount
Amount in Group level currency. Group currency is generally the reporting currency for
any corporation.
3.8.2
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg CR
Memo Amount
The metric provides Average CR Memo Amount processed by (AR Credit Memo
Amount / CR Memo Count) for the period chosen.
3.8.3
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg DR
Memo Amount
The metric provides Average DR Memo Amount processed by (AR Debit Memo
Amount / DR Memo Count) for the period chosen.
3.8.4
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg
Invoice Amount
The metric provides Average Invoice Amount processed by (AR Invoice Amount /
Invoice Count) for the period chosen.
3.8.5
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Avg
Payment Amount
The metric provides Average Payment Amount processed by (AR Payment Amount /
Payment Count) for the period chosen.
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Description
3.8.6
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Count
Payment Transactions
3.8.7
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR CR Memo
Amount to Invoice %
This metric calculates the proportion of Credit Memo Amount posted in a particular
period to total Invoice Amount posted for the same period.
3.8.8
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Credit
Amount
3.8.9
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Credit
Memo Amount
This metric provides the value of Credit Memo Amount by summarizing all credit memo
transactions.
3.8.10
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Credit
Memo Count
3.8.11
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Debit
Amount
3.8.12
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Debit
Memo Amount
3.8.13
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Debit
Memo Count
3.8.14
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Document
Amount
3.8.15
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Invoice
Amount
3.8.16
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Invoice
Count
3.8.17
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Local
Amount
3.8.18
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Payment
Amount to Invoice %
This metric calculates the total of all line items with CREDIT indicators to determine
total credit postings by customer.
3.8.19
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Times
Paid After Due
This metric computes the number of times the customer paid after due date.
3.8.20
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Times
Paid Before Due
This metric computes the number of times the customer paid on or before due date.
3.8.21
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Total
Payment Amount
This shows total payments received from the Customers that includes both applied and
unapplied against outstanding invoices.
3.8.22
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Total
Payment Days
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Metric Name
Description
3.8.23
Facts - AR
Transactions.AR Unapplied
Payment Amount
This shows payments received from the Customers that are unapplied against
outstanding invoices.
Metric Name
Description
3.9.1
3.9.2
This metric calculates the Revenue to Accounts Receivable ratio and indicates the
number of the receivables turnover for a particular level of sales and indicates the
efficiency of working capital management
3.9.3
This metric determines the ratio of inventory to cogs to measure the efficiency of the
firms inventory management (number of days of Inventory held). A higher ratio or days
indicates that inventory does not remain in the warehouses or on the shelves but rather
turns over rapidly from the time of acquisition to sale.
3.9.4
This metric calculates an organizations cash cycle by subtracting the Operating Cycle
in days from the Average Payables in days.
3.9.5
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firms credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firms sales level.
3.9.6
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firms credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firms sales level.
3.9.7
This metric capture the Cost of Goods Sold to Inventories ratio to measure the
efficiency of the firms inventory management. A higher ratio indicates that inventory
does not remain in the warehouses or on the shelves but rather turns over rapidly from
the time of acquisition to sale.
3.9.8
The long term assets turnover ratio measures the efficiency of long-term capital
investment. The ratio reflects the level of sales generated by investments in productive
capacity. Hence a higher turnover means that the company is more efficient.
3.9.9
The operating cycle of a merchandising firm is the sum of the number of days it takes
to sell inventory and the number of days until the resultant receivables are converted to
cash. A lower metric result means less working capital is needed and the is able to
operate more efficiently.
3.9.10
The assets turnover ratio measures the efficiency of total current assets and long-term
capital investment. The ratio reflects the level of sales generated by investments in
productive capacity. Hence a higher turnover means that the company is more efficient.
3.9.11
This metric determine the ratio of revenue to Working Capital where working capital =
current assets - current liabilities.
3.9.12
This metric is the ratio of operating cash flow to capital expenditure for the period.
Since capital expenditure (CapEx) is not captured directly, the change between closing
and opening balances of property, plant and equipment is taken as CapEx.
3.9.13
3.9.14
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Description
3.9.15
3.9.16
3.9.17
This metric subtracts current assets from current liabilities, then divides the results into
total assets to determine the ratio of networking capital to total assets.
3.9.18
3.9.19
This metric calculates (Earnings before interest and taxes) / Interest Expense Where
EBIT = Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating
Expenses - R and D Expenditure + Other Income
3.9.20
3.9.21
3.9.22
3.9.23
3.9.24
3.9.25
This metric provides the value of common stock, which is defined as equity capital
funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally generated
through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported separately.
3.9.26
This metric gives the total current assets, which is computed by adding cash, accounts
receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses, and other current assets.
3.9.27
This metric is the total current liabilities, calculated as the sum of short-term borrowings
+ accounts payable balances + accrued liabilities and all other current Liabilities
3.9.28
This metric gives the total finished goods inventory for a selected period.
3.9.29
This metric provides the value of goodwill assets (or intangible assets) in the balance
sheet.
3.9.30
This metric gives the total inventory, which is comprised of raw materials, finished
goods, and work-in-progress inventory.
3.9.31
This metric gives the total of assets which are long term in nature, including PP&E.
3.9.32
This metric provides the amount of outstanding long tern debt. Long-term debt is
defined as debt that is not expected to be repaid for at least one year.
3.9.33
This metric gives the total of liabilities which are long term in nature, including long-term
debt.
3.9.34
This metric provides value of Property, Plant and Equipment after Depreciation of the
assets.
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Description
3.9.35
This metric shows the change in net working capital, which is computed as the total
current assets less the total current liabilities.
3.9.36
This metric provides the value of other long-term assets excluding Property, Plant and
Equipment.
3.9.37
This metric includes all current assets that are not cash, accounts receivable, inventory,
or prepaid expenses.
3.9.38
This metric provides the value of common stock, which is defined as equity capital
funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally generated
through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported separately.
3.9.39
3.9.40
This metric provides the value of other long-term liabilities excluding Long Term Debt.
3.9.41
3.9.42
This metric shows preferred stock as part of Equity capital of the company.
3.9.43
This metric includes all expenses that are paid in advance, such as rent and electricity.
The prepaid expense is treated as a current asset until it is charged to the Profit and
Loss account.
3.9.44
This metric gives the total raw material inventory for a selected period.
3.9.45
This metric provides the value retained earnings, one of the components of
shareholders funds.
3.9.46
The amount of short term borrowing on the balance sheet as of a particular date.
3.9.47
This metric is the sum of all different components of assets, such as current assets,
property, plant and equipment, good will, and other long-term assets.
3.9.48
3.9.49
This metric includes all components of total shareholders funds such as Common
Stock, Preferred Stock, Retained Earnings and Other Equity Related Capital.
3.9.50
This metric gives the total work in process inventory for a selected period.
3.9.51
Facts - GL Balance.Closing
Amount
3.9.52
Facts - GL Balance.Closing
Local Amount
3.9.53
Facts - GL Balance.Credit
Amount
3.9.54
Facts - GL Balance.Credit
Local Amount
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.9.55
Facts - GL Balance.Debit
Amount
3.9.56
Facts - GL Balance.Debit
Local Amount
3.9.57
Facts - GL
Balance.Opening Amount
3.9.58
Facts - GL
Balance.Opening Local
Amount
Metric Name
Description
3.10.1
Facts - Actuals.Contracting
Expenses
3.10.2
Facts - Actuals.Contracting
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Contracting Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.3
Facts - Actuals.Contracting
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Contracting Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.4
Facts Actuals.Depreciation
Expenses
This metric tracks depreciation expenses (relating to wear and tear of assets) for a
given period.
3.10.5
Facts Actuals.Depreciation
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks depreciation expenses (on a QTD basis) relating to wear and tear of
assets for a given period.
3.10.6
Facts Actuals.Depreciation
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks depreciation expenses (on a YTD basis) relating to wear and tear of
assets for a given period.
3.10.7
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Benefits Expenses
3.10.8
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Benefits Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Benefit Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.9
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Benefits Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Benefit Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.10
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Overtime Expenses
3.10.11
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Overtime Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Overtime Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.12
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Overtime Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Overtime Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.13
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Support Expenses
3.10.14
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Support Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Support Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.15
Facts - Actuals.Employee
Support Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Support Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.10.16
Facts - Actuals.Freight
Expenses
3.10.17
Facts - Actuals.Freight
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Freight Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.18
Facts - Actuals.Freight
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Freight Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.19
Facts - Actuals.General
Admin and Other Payroll
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll Expenses by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.20
Facts - Actuals.General
Admin and Other Payroll
QTD
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll Expenses (on a QTD basis) by
rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.21
Facts - Actuals.General
Admin and Other Payroll
YTD
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll Expenses (on a YTD basis) by
rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.22
Facts - Actuals.Marketing
Payroll Expense QTD
This metric tracks all Marketing Payroll expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.23
Facts - Actuals.Marketing
Payroll Expense YTD
This metric tracks all Marketing Payroll expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.24
Facts - Actuals.Marketing
Payroll Expenses
3.10.25
Facts - Actuals.Other
Marketing Expenses
This metric tracks all Other Marketing Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.26
Facts - Actuals.Other
Marketing Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Other Marketing Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.27
Facts - Actuals.Other
Marketing Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Other Marketing Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.28
Facts - Actuals.Other
Operating Expense QTD
This metric calculates operating expenses (on a QTD basis) for all activities except
sales, marketing, research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.29
Facts - Actuals.Other
Operating Expense YTD
This metric calculates operating expenses (on a YTD basis) for all activities except
sales, marketing, research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.30
Facts - Actuals.Other
Operating Expenses
This metric calculates operating expenses for all activities except sales, marketing,
research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.31
This metric tracks all Other R&D Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.32
This metric tracks all Other R&D Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.33
This metric tracks all Other R&D Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.34
This metric tracks all Other Sales Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.35
This metric tracks all Other Sales Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.36
This metric tracks all Other Sales Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.37
Facts - Actuals.Product
Variance Expenses
3.10.38
Facts - Actuals.Product
Variance Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Product Variance Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.39
Facts - Actuals.Product
Variance Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Product Variance Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.10.40
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Expense QTD
This metric tracks all research and development expenses (on a QTD basis) of the firm
for the chosen period.
3.10.41
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Expense YTD
This metric tracks all research and development expenses (on a YTD basis) of the firm
for the chosen period.
3.10.42
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Expenses
This metric tracks all research and development expenses of the firm for the chosen
period.
3.10.43
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Payroll Expenses
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.44
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Payroll Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.45
Facts - Actuals.R&D
Payroll Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.46
Facts - Actuals.Revenue
3.10.47
Facts - Actuals.Revenue
QTD
This metric tracks revenue amount (on a QTD basis) by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.48
Facts - Actuals.Revenue
YTD
This metric tracks revenue amount (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.49
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs (on a QTD basis) of the firm for the
chosen period.
3.10.50
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs (on a YTD basis) of the firm for the
chosen period.
3.10.51
This metric tracks all sales and marketing expenses of the firm for the chosen period.
3.10.52
Facts - Actuals.Sales
Payroll Expenses
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.53
Facts - Actuals.Sales
Payroll Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll Expenses (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.54
Facts - Actuals.Sales
Payroll Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll Expenses (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.55
Facts - Actuals.Total
Operating Expenses
This metric calculates total operating expenses by adding sales and marketing
expenses, research and development expenses and other operating expenses.
3.10.56
Facts - Actuals.Total
Operating Expenses QTD
This metric calculates total operating expenses (on a QTD basis) by adding sales and
marketing expenses, research and development expenses and other operating
expenses.
3.10.57
Facts - Actuals.Total
Operating Expenses YTD
This metric calculates total operating expenses (on a YTD basis) by adding sales and
marketing expenses, research and development expenses and other operating
expenses.
3.10.58
Facts - Actuals.Transaction
Amount
3.10.59
Facts - Actuals.Transaction
Local Amount
3.10.60
Facts - Budget.Budget
Amount
3.10.61
Facts - Budget.Budget
Local Amount
3.10.62
Facts - Budget.Contracting
Expenses
3.10.63
Facts - Budget.Contracting
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Contracting expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.10.64
Facts - Budget.Contracting
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Contracting expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.65
Facts Budget.Depreciation
Expenses
This metric tracks depreciation expense budgets (relating to wear and tear of assets)
for a given period.
3.10.66
Facts Budget.Depreciation
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks depreciation expense budgets (on a QTD basis) relating to wear and
tear of assets for a given period.
3.10.67
Facts Budget.Depreciation
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks depreciation expense budgets (on a YTD basis) relating to wear and
tear of assets for a given period.
3.10.68
Facts - Budget.Employee
Benefits Expenses
This metric tracks all Employee Benefit expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.69
Facts - Budget.Employee
Benefits Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Benefit expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.70
Facts - Budget.Employee
Benefits Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Benefit expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.71
Facts - Budget.Employee
Overtime Expenses
This metric tracks all Employee Overtime expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.72
Facts - Budget.Employee
Overtime Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Overtime expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling
up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.73
Facts - Budget.Employee
Overtime Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Overtime expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling
up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.74
Facts - Budget.Employee
Support Expenses
This metric tracks all Employee Support expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.75
Facts - Budget.Employee
Support Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Employee Support expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling
up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.76
Facts - Budget.Employee
Support Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Employee Support expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling
up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.77
Facts - Budget.Freight
Expenses
This metric tracks all Freight expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.78
Facts - Budget.Freight
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Freight expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.79
Facts - Budget.Freight
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Freight expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.80
Facts - Budget.General
Admin and Other Payroll
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll expense budgets by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.81
Facts - Budget.General
Admin and Other Payroll
QTD
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll expense budgets (on a QTD
basis) by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.82
Facts - Budget.General
Admin and Other Payroll
YTD
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll expense budgets (on a YTD
basis) by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.83
Facts - Budget.Marketing
Payroll Expense QTD
This metric tracks all Marketing Payroll expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.84
Facts - Budget.Marketing
Payroll Expense YTD
This metric tracks all Marketing Payroll expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.85
Facts - Budget.Marketing
Payroll Expenses
This metric tracks all Marketing Payroll expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.10.86
Facts - Budget.Other
Marketing Expenses
This metric tracks all Other Marketing expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.87
Facts - Budget.Other
Marketing Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Other Marketing expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.88
Facts - Budget.Other
Marketing Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Other Marketing expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.89
Facts - Budget.Other
Operating Expense QTD
This metric calculates operating expense budgets (on a QTD basis) for all activities
except sales, marketing, research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.90
Facts - Budget.Other
Operating Expense YTD
This metric calculates operating expense budgets (on a YTD basis) for all activities
except sales, marketing, research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.91
Facts - Budget.Other
Operating Expenses
This metric calculates operating expense budgets for all activities except sales,
marketing, research and development for the chosen period.
3.10.92
This metric tracks all Other R&D expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.93
This metric tracks all Other R&D expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.94
This metric tracks all Other R&D expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.95
This metric tracks all Other Sales expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.96
This metric tracks all Other Sales expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.97
This metric tracks all Other Sales expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.98
Facts - Budget.Product
Variance Expenses
This metric tracks all Product Variance expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.99
Facts - Budget.Product
Variance Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Product Variance expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.100
Facts - Budget.Product
Variance Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Product Variance expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.101
Facts - Budget.R&D
Expenses
This metric tracks all research and development expense budgets of the firm for the
chosen period.
3.10.102
Facts - Budget.R&D
Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all research and development expense budgets (on a QTD basis) of
the firm for the chosen period.
3.10.103
Facts - Budget.R&D
Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all research and development expense budgets (on a YTD basis) of
the firm for the chosen period.
3.10.104
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.105
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.106
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.107
Facts - Budget.Revenue
This metric tracks all revenue amount budgets by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.108
Facts - Budget.Revenue
QTD
This metric tracks all revenue amount budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.109
Facts - Budget.Revenue
YTD
This metric tracks revenue amount budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up appropriate
GL Accounts.
3.10.110
This metric tracks all sales and marketing expense budgets (on a QTD basis) of the
firm for the chosen period.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.10.111
This metric tracks all sales and marketing expense budgets (on a YTD basis) of the
firm for the chosen period.
3.10.112
This metric tracks all sales and marketing expense budgets of the firm for the chosen
period.
3.10.113
Facts - Budget.Sales
Payroll Expenses
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll expense budgets by rolling up appropriate GL
Accounts.
3.10.114
Facts - Budget.Sales
Payroll Expenses QTD
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.115
Facts - Budget.Sales
Payroll Expenses YTD
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.10.116
Facts - Budget.Total
Operating Expenses
This metric calculates total operating expense budgets by adding sales and marketing
expenses, research and development expenses and other operating expenses.
3.10.117
Facts - Budget.Total
Operating Expenses QTD
This metric calculates total operating expense budgets (on a QTD basis) by adding
sales and marketing expenses, research and development expenses and other
operating expenses.
3.10.118
Facts - Budget.Total
Operating Expenses YTD
This metric calculates total operating expense budgets (on a YTD basis) by adding
sales and marketing expenses, research and development expenses and other
operating expenses.
Metric Name
Description
3.11.1
3.11.2
This metric calculates the Revenue to Accounts Receivable ratio and indicates the
number of the receivables turnover for a particular level of sales and indicates the
efficiency of working capital management
3.11.3
This metric determines the ratio of inventory to cogs to measure the efficiency of the
firms inventory management (number of days of Inventory held). A higher ratio or days
indicates that inventory does not remain in the warehouses or on the shelves but rather
turns over rapidly from the time of acquisition to sale.
3.11.4
This metric is the ratio of operating cash flow to capital expenditure for the period.
Since capital expenditure (CapEx) is not captured directly, the change between closing
and opening balances of property, plant and equipment is taken as CapEx.
3.11.5
3.11.6
This metric is calculated as Cash Collections / Revenue * 100, where Cash Collections
= Revenue - Change in Accounts Receivable.
3.11.7
This metric is calculated as: Cash Collections - Cash Inputs; Where Cash Collections =
Revenue - Change in Accounts Receivable and Cash Inputs = Cost of Goods Sold +
Change in Inventory - Change in Accounts Payable.
3.11.8
Cash Gross Margin / Cash Collections * 100; Cash Gross Margin = (Cash Collections Cash Inputs); Where Cash Collections = Revenue - Change in Accounts Receivable
Cash Inputs = Cost of Goods Sold + Change in Inventory - Change in Accounts
Payable
3.11.9
This metric is calculated as: Cost Of Goods Sold + Change in Inventory - Change in
Accounts Payable
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.11.10
This metric measures cash inputs against cost of goods sold (COGS).
3.11.11
3.11.12
3.11.13
3.11.14
This metric is computed as follows: (Gross Profit / Revenue * 100), where GROSS
PROFIT = (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold).
3.11.15
This metric determines gross profit by computing the following: (Revenue - Cost of
Goods Sold).
3.11.16
3.11.17
This metric provides the amount of outstanding long tern debt. Long-term debt is
defined as debt that is not expected to be repaid for at least one year.
3.11.18
This metric is computed as follows : (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling &
Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - R&D Expenditure + Other Income Interest Expense - Taxes - Depreciation).
3.11.19
This metric measures the current operating cash flow (YTD). Operating cash flow is the
actual cash flow arising out of operations of the firm and excludes any cash changes in
lieu of financing and investing activities.
3.11.20
3.11.21
This metric is computed as follows: Operating Cash flow / Long Term Debt.
3.11.22
3.11.23
This metric calculates (Earnings before interest and taxes) / Interest Expense Where
EBIT = Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating
Expenses - R and D Expenditure + Other Income
3.11.24
This metric determine the ratio of revenue to Working Capital where working capital =
current assets - current liabilities.
3.11.25
3.11.26
3.11.27
3.11.28
Financial Analytics
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Metric Name
Description
3.11.29
This metric shows the change in the sum of all GL Account balances comprising of
accrued liabilities.
3.11.30
This metric shows the change in cash balance as of a particular time period.
3.11.31
This metric shows the change in the value of common stock, which is defined as equity
capital funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally
generated through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported
separately.
3.11.32
This metric shows the change for the total current assets, which is computed by adding
cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses, and other current assets.
3.11.33
This metric shows the change in the total current liabilities, calculated as the sum of
short-term borrowings + accounts payable balances + accrued liabilities and all other
current Liabilities
3.11.34
This metric shows the change in depreciation expenses (relating to wear and tear of
assets) of the firm for a given period
3.11.35
This metric shows the change for the total finished goods inventory for a selected
period.
3.11.36
This metric shows the change in the value of goodwill assets (or intangible assets) in
the balance sheet.
3.11.37
This metric shows the change in all financial charges or interest expenses for the firm
over a given period
3.11.38
This metric shows the change of the total inventory, which is comprised of raw
materials, finished goods, and work-in-progress inventory.
3.11.39
This metric shows the change of the total of assets which are long term in nature,
including PP&E.
3.11.40
This metric shows the change in the amount of outstanding long tern debt. Long-term
debt is defined as debt that is not expected to be repaid for at least one year.
3.11.41
This metric shows the change of the total liabilities which are long term in nature,
including long-term debt.
3.11.42
This metric shows the change in the value of other long-term assets excluding
Property, Plant and Equipment.
3.11.43
This metric shows the change in all current assets that are not cash, accounts
receivable, inventory, or prepaid expenses.
3.11.44
This metric shows the change in the value of common stock, which is defined as equity
capital funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally
generated through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported
separately.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.11.45
This metric shows the change in the Other Equity Capital balance (excluding Common
Stock) for a given period. This metric primarily contains Retained Earnings.
3.11.46
This metric shows the change in the value of other long-term liabilities excluding Long
Term Debt.
3.11.47
This metric shows the change in the value of Property Plant and Equipment.
3.11.48
This metric shows the change in preferred stock as part of Equity capital of the
company.
3.11.49
This metric shows the change in all expenses that are paid in advance, such as rent
and electricity
3.11.50
This metric shows the change in the total raw material inventory for a selected period.
3.11.51
This metric shows the change in the value of retained earnings, one of the components
of shareholders funds.
3.11.52
This metric shows the change in the amount of short term borrowing on the balance
sheet as of a particular date.
3.11.53
This metric shows the change in all components of total shareholders funds such as
Common Stock, Preferred Stock, Retained Earnings and Other Equity Related Capital.
3.11.54
This metric shows the change for the total work in process inventory for a selected
period.
3.11.55
3.11.56
This metric is computed as follows : (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling &
Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - R&D Expenditure + Other Income Interest Expense - Taxes - Depreciation).
3.11.57
This metric measures the current operating cash flow (YTD). Operating cash flow is the
actual cash flow arising out of operations of the firm and excludes any cash changes in
lieu of financing and investing activities.
Metric Name
Description
3.12.1
Financial Analytics
Metric Name
Description
3.13.1
3.13.2
This metric tracks Interest Expenses to Revenue for the chosen period.
3.13.3
This metric tracks other operating expenses to revenue for the chosen period.
3.13.4
This metric tracks all R&D Expenses of the firm for the chosen period.
3.13.5
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs of the firm for the chosen period.
3.13.6
3.13.7
This metric tracks depreciation expenses (relating to wear and tear of assets) for a
given period.
3.13.8
3.13.9
3.13.10
3.13.11
This metric tracks all General Admin and Other Payroll Expenses by rolling up
appropriate GL Accounts.
3.13.12
3.13.13
This metric tracks depreciation expenses on a year-to-date basis (relating to wear and
tear of assets) of the firm.
3.13.14
This metric calculates Revenue (YTD) - Cost of Goods Sold (YTD) - Selling and
Marketing Costs (YTD) - Operating Expenses (YTD) - Research and Development
Expenditure (YTD) + Other Income (YTD).
3.13.15
This metric calculates EBIT / Revenue * 100, Where EBIT = Revenue - Cost of Goods
Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - Research and
Development Expenditure + Other Income.
3.13.16
Revenue (YTD) - Cost of Goods Sold (YTD) - Selling and Marketing Costs (YTD) Operating Expenses (YTD) - R&D Expenditure (YTD) + Other Income (YTD) - Interest
Expense (YTD)
3.13.17
This metric calculates EBT /Revenue * 100, where EBT = Revenue - Cost of Goods
Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - Research and
Development Expenditure + Other Income - Interest.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.13.18
This metric is computed as follows: (Gross Profit YTD / Revenue YTD * 100), where
Gross Profit = (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold).
3.13.19
This metric shows Gross Profit YTD = (Revenue YTD - COGS YTD).
3.13.20
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs of the firm for year-to-date.
3.13.21
This metric includes all financial charges or interest expense for the firm for year-todate.
3.13.22
This metric calculates Net Income YTD / Revenue YTD * 100 Where Net Income =
Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating
Expenses - R and D Expenditure + Other Income - Interest - Income Taxes.
3.13.23
Revenue (YTD) - Cost of Goods Sold (YTD) - Selling & Marketing Costs (YTD) - Other
Operating Expenses (YTD) - R&D Expenditure (YTD) + Other Income (YTD) - Interest
Expense (YTD) - Income Taxes (YTD) - Depreciation (YTD)
3.13.24
This metric calculates Operating Profit YTD / Revenue YTD *100 Where Operating
Profit = Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Sales and Marketing Expenses - Other
Operating Expenses - Research and Development Expenditure
3.13.25
This metric provides profitability figures by calculating Revenue (YTD) - Cost of Goods
Sold (YTD) - Selling, and Marketing Costs (YTD) - Other Operating Expenses (YTD) R and D Expenditure (YTD)
3.13.26
This metric includes all non-operating income year-to-date (i.e., all miscellaneous
income excluding revenue from core operations).
3.13.27
This metric includes all operating expenses year-to-date, other than sales and
marketing, and research and development.
3.13.28
This metric tracks all research and development expenses of the firm for year-to-date.
3.13.29
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs of the firm for year-to-date.
3.13.30
This metric is a sum of operating expenses (YTD) and is computed as follows: Sales
and Marketing Cost (YTD) + Research and Development Expenses (YTD) + Other
Operating Expenses (YTD).
3.13.31
This metric shows the change in the value of Cost of Goods Sold
3.13.32
This metric tracks depreciation expenses (relating to wear and tear of assets) for a
given period.
3.13.33
3.13.34
This metric calculates EBIT / Revenue * 100, Where EBIT = Revenue - Cost of Goods
Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - Research and
Development Expenditure + Other Income.
3.13.35
This metric calculates Earning Before Tax by computing Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold
- Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - R and D Expenditure +
Other Income - Interest Expense.
3.13.36
This metric calculates EBT /Revenue * 100, where EBT = Revenue - Cost of Goods
Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - Research and
Development Expenditure + Other Income - Interest.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.13.37
This metric is computed as follows: (Gross Profit / Revenue * 100), where GROSS
PROFIT = (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold).
3.13.38
This metric determines gross profit by computing the following: (Revenue - Cost of
Goods Sold).
3.13.39
3.13.40
This metric includes all financial charges or interest expense of the firm for the chosen
period.
3.13.41
This metric is computed as follows : (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling &
Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - R&D Expenditure + Other Income Interest Expense - Taxes - Depreciation).
3.13.42
This metric calculates Net Income / Revenue * 100 Where Net Income = Revenue Cost of Goods Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating Expenses - R and
D Expenditure + Other Income - Interest - Income Taxes.
3.13.43
This metric calculates Operating Profit / Revenue *100 Where Operating Profit =
Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Sales and Marketing Expenses - Other Operating
Expenses - Research and Development Expenditure
3.13.44
This metric calculates (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling, and Marketing Costs Other Operating Expenses - R and D Expenditure) to provide profitability data about a
firm's core business.
3.13.45
This metric calculates all non-operating income, which excludes revenue generated
from an organization's core operations from a given period.
3.13.46
This metric calculates operating expenses for all activities except sales, marketing,
research and development for the chosen period.
3.13.47
This metric tracks all research and development expenses of the firm for the chosen
period.
3.13.48
3.13.49
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs of the firm for the chosen period.
3.13.50
This metric calculates total operating expenses by adding sales and marketing
expenses, research and development expenses and other operating expenses.
3.13.51
Facts - R&D
Expenses.Other R&D
Expenses
This metric tracks all Other R&D Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.13.52
Facts - R&D
Expenses.R&D Expenses
This metric tracks all research and development expenses of the firm for the chosen
period.
3.13.53
Facts - R&D
Expenses.R&D Payroll
Expenses
This metric tracks all R&D Payroll Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.13.54
Facts - Return on
Investment.Current Assets
This metric gives the total current assets, which is computed by adding cash, accounts
receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses, and other current assets.
3.13.55
Facts - Return on
Investment.Current
Liabilities
This metric is the total current liabilities, calculated as the sum of short-term borrowings
+ accounts payable balances + accrued liabilities and all other current Liabilities
3.13.56
Facts - Return on
Investment.Retained
Earnings
This metric provides the value retained earnings, one of the components of
shareholders funds.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.13.57
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROA (EBIT
Basis)
3.13.58
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROA (PreInterest)
3.13.59
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROCE (EBIT
Basis)
3.13.60
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROCE (Pre
Interest)
Pre-Tax Income / Total Capital Employed * 100; Total Capital Employed = Total
Shareholders Funds + Long-Term Debt.
3.13.61
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROE
3.13.62
Facts - Return on
Investment.ROE (PreInterest)
Pretax Income / Stockholder's equity * 100; Where Pre-Tax Income = Net Income +
Income Tax
3.13.63
Facts - Return on
Investment.Total Assets
This metric is the sum of all different components of assets, such as current assets,
property, plant and equipment, good will, and other long-term assets.
3.13.64
Facts - Return on
Investment.Total Liabilities
3.13.65
Facts - Return on
Investment.Total
Shareholders Funds
This metric includes all components of total shareholders funds such as Common
Stock, Preferred Stock, Retained Earnings and Other Equity Related Capital.
3.13.66
Facts - Revenue.Closing
Amount
3.13.67
Facts - Revenue.Credit
Amount
3.13.68
Facts - Revenue.Debit
Amount
3.13.69
Facts - Revenue.Opening
Amount
3.13.70
Facts - Revenue.Revenue
Document Amount
3.13.71
Facts - Revenue.Revenue
Group Amount
3.13.72
Facts - Revenue.Revenue
Local Amount
3.13.73
3.13.74
3.13.75
This metric tracks all Other Marketing Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.13.76
This metric tracks all Other Sales Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
3.13.77
This metric tracks all sales and marketing costs of the firm for the chosen period.
3.13.78
This metric tracks all Sales Payroll Expenses by rolling up appropriate GL Accounts.
Metric Name
Description
3.14.1
This metric captures expenses at each line item which are categorized by cost types
and allocation types. Instead of the pre-built metrics for marketing, sales, service etc.,
this metric along with the cost type and allocation type can be used to analyze the
expense information at the customer level.
3.14.2
This metric shows total allocated expenses at the customer level. The overhead
expenses from cost centers are allocated to various customers depending on the
allocation rules.
3.14.3
This metric shows the direct expenses that are captured at the customer level while
recording the original financial transactions. These are captured from the transaction
systems instead of allocating it later.
3.14.4
This metric captures Advertising expenses at the customer level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.14.5
This metric captures Branding expenses at the customer level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.14.6
This metric captures Marketing Events expenses at the customer level including direct
and allocated expenses.
3.14.7
This metric captures Marketing Salary expenses at the customer level including direct
and allocated expenses.
3.14.8
This metric captures Marketing Other expenses at the customer level including direct
and allocated expenses.
3.14.9
This metric captures Marketing Promotional expenses at the customer level including
direct and allocated expenses.
3.14.10
This metric captures general overhead expenses at the customer level including direct
and allocated expenses.This rolls up into all other customer expenses at the customer
level.
3.14.11
This metric captures other operating expenses at the customer level including direct
and allocated expenses.This rolls up into all other customer expenses.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.14.12
Fact - Customer
Profitability.COGS
3.14.13
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Gross Margin %
3.14.14
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Gross Profit
This metric shows Customer Gross Profit which is computed as (Revenue - Cost of
Goods Sold)
3.14.15
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Marketing Expenses
This metric captures all marketing expenses at the customer level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.14.16
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Marketing Expenses to
Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Customer Marketing Expenses with Revenue in
percentage terms.
3.14.17
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Operating Profit
This metric is shows Customer Operating Profit which is computed as (Revenue - Cost
of Goods Sold - All Operating Expenses). All operating expenses include direct and
allocated expenses
3.14.18
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Operating Profit %
3.14.19
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer Other
Expenses
This metric captures all other expenses (excluding Sales, Service and Marketing) at the
customer level including direct and allocated expenses.
3.14.20
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer Other
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Customer Other Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.14.21
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer Sales
Expenses
This metric captures all sales expenses at the customer level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.14.22
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer Sales
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Customer Sales Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.14.23
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Service Expenses
This metric captures all service expenses at the customer level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.14.24
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Customer
Service Expenses to
Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Customer Service Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.14.25
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Revenue
Amount
3.14.26
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Total Customer
Expenses
This metric rolls up all expenses at the customer level excluding cost of goods sold.
This includes Marketing, Sales, Service and other Expenses.
3.14.27
Fact - Customer
Profitability.Total Customer
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric computes the ratio of total customer expenses with revenue and expressed
in percentage terms.
3.14.28
This metric captures freight and transportation expenses at the customer level. This
rolls up into total Sales expenses at the customer level.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.14.29
This metric captures Other Sales expenses at the customer level. This rolls up into total
Sales expenses at the customer level.
3.14.30
This metric captures Sales Salary expenses at the customer level. This rolls up into
total Sales expenses at the customer level.
Metric Name
Description
3.15.1
This metric captures expenses at each line item which are categorized by cost types
and allocation types. Instead of the pre-built metrics for marketing, sales, service etc.,
this metric along with the cost type and allocation type can be used to analyze the
expense information at the product level.
3.15.2
This metric shows total allocated expenses at the product level. The overhead
expenses from cost centers are allocated to various products depending on allocation
rules.
3.15.3
This metric shows the direct expenses that are captured at the product level while
recording the original financial transactions. These are captured from the transaction
systems instead of allocating it later.
3.15.4
This metric captures Advertising expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.15.5
This metric captures Branding expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.15.6
This metric captures Marketing Events expenses at the product level including direct
and allocated expenses.
3.15.7
This metric captures Marketing Salary expenses at the product level including direct
and allocated expenses.
3.15.8
This metric captures other Marketing expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses. This rolls up into Marketing Expenses at the product level.
3.15.9
This metric captures Marketing Promotions expenses at the product level including
direct and allocated expenses.
3.15.10
This metric captures Depreciation expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.This rolls up into other product operating expenses at the product
level.
3.15.11
This metric captures general overhead expenses at the product level including direct
and allocated expenses.This rolls up into other product operating expenses at the
product level.
3.15.12
This metric captures all other operating expenses excluding Marketing, Sales and
Service expenses at the product level.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.15.13
This metric captures Product Variance expenses at the product level including direct
and allocated expenses.This rolls up into total other operating expenses at the product
level.
3.15.14
Fact - Product
Profitability.COGS
3.15.15
Fact - Product
Profitability.Overall Product
Gross Margin %
This metric computes the overall product gross margin and is used to compare gross
margin at the product level with the gross margin at the overall level and helps to
identify underperforming products from a profitability standpoint.
3.15.16
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Gross
Margin %
3.15.17
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Gross
Profit
This metric is shows Product Gross Profit which is computed as (Revenue - Cost of
Goods Sold)
3.15.18
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product
Marketing Expenses
This metric captures all marketing expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.15.19
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product
Marketing Expenses to
Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Product Marketing Expenses with Revenue in
percentage terms.
3.15.20
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product
Operating Profit
This metric is shows Product Operating Profit which is computed as (Revenue - Cost of
Goods Sold - All Operating Expenses). All operating expenses include direct and
allocated expenses
3.15.21
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product
Operating Profit %
3.15.22
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Other
Expenses
This metric captures all other product expenses (apart from Marketing, Sales and
Services) at the product level including direct and allocated expenses.
3.15.23
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Other
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Product Other Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.15.24
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Sales
Expenses
This metric captures all sales expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.15.25
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Sales
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Product Sales Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.15.26
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Service
Expenses
This metric captures all service expenses at the product level including direct and
allocated expenses.
3.15.27
Fact - Product
Profitability.Product Service
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric shows the ratio of Product Service Expenses with Revenue in percentage
terms.
3.15.28
Fact - Product
Profitability.Revenue
Amount
3.15.29
Fact - Product
Profitability.Total Product
Expenses
This metric rolls up all expenses at the product level excluding cost of goods sold. This
includes Marketing, Sales, Service and other Operating Expenses.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.15.30
Fact - Product
Profitability.Total Product
Expenses to Revenue %
This metric computes the ratio of total product expenses with revenue and expressed in
percentage terms.
3.15.31
This metric captures freight and transportation expenses at the product level. This rolls
up into total Sales expenses at the product level.
3.15.32
This metric captures other Sales related expenses at the product level. This rolls up
into total Sales expenses at the product level.
3.15.33
This metric captures Sales related salary expenses at the product level. This rolls up
into total Sales expenses at the product level.
Metric Name
Description
3.16.1
Fact - Revenue
Analysis.Revenue Group
Amount
3.16.2
Fact - Revenue
Analysis.Revenue YTD
The metric shows financial revenue (on a YTD basis) booked in accounting or to the
legal set of books for the chosen period.
Metric Name
Description
3.17.1
3.17.2
This metric calculates the Revenue to Accounts Receivable ratio and indicates the
number of the receivables turnover for a particular level of sales and indicates the
efficiency of working capital management
3.17.3
This metric determines the ratio of inventory to cogs to measure the efficiency of the
firms inventory management (number of days of Inventory held). A higher ratio or days
indicates that inventory does not remain in the warehouses or on the shelves but rather
turns over rapidly from the time of acquisition to sale.
3.17.4
This metric calculates an organizations cash cycle by subtracting the Operating Cycle
in days from the Average Payables in days.
3.17.5
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firms credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firms sales level.
3.17.6
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firms credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firms sales level.
3.17.7
This metric capture the Cost of Goods Sold to Inventories ratio to measure the
efficiency of the firms inventory management. A higher ratio indicates that inventory
does not remain in the warehouses or on the shelves but rather turns over rapidly from
the time of acquisition to sale.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.8
The long term assets turnover ratio measures the efficiency of long-term capital
investment. The ratio reflects the level of sales generated by investments in productive
capacity. Hence a higher turnover means that the company is more efficient.
3.17.9
The operating cycle of a merchandising firm is the sum of the number of days it takes
to sell inventory and the number of days until the resultant receivables are converted to
cash. A lower metric result means less working capital is needed and the is able to
operate more efficiently.
3.17.10
The assets turnover ratio measures the efficiency of total current assets and long-term
capital investment. The ratio reflects the level of sales generated by investments in
productive capacity. Hence a higher turnover means that the company is more efficient.
3.17.11
This metric determine the ratio of revenue to Working Capital where working capital =
current assets - current liabilities.
3.17.12
This metric is the ratio of operating cash flow to capital expenditure for the period.
Since capital expenditure (CapEx) is not captured directly, the change between closing
and opening balances of property, plant and equipment is taken as CapEx.
3.17.13
3.17.14
3.17.15
3.17.16
3.17.17
This metric provides increase or decrease in Interest Expense in any given period
3.17.18
This metric subtracts current assets from current liabilities, then divides the results into
total assets to determine the ratio of networking capital to total assets.
3.17.19
3.17.20
This metric calculates (Earnings before interest and taxes) / Interest Expense Where
EBIT = Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Selling and Marketing Costs - Other Operating
Expenses - R and D Expenditure + Other Income
3.17.21
3.17.22
3.17.23
3.17.24
This metrics computes % spending against the total allotment available by calculating
Total Spending/Total Allotment
3.17.25
This metrics computes % spending against the total allotment available by calculating
Total Spending/Total Allotment
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.26
This metrics computes % spending against the total authority by calculating Total
Spending/Total Authority
3.17.27
3.17.28
3.17.29
3.17.30
3.17.31
3.17.32
3.17.33
3.17.34
3.17.35
Represents the amount of Authority that has actually been apportioned to the OMB
approved apportionment level
3.17.36
3.17.37
The amount Congress has appropriated to an agency for the upcoming year
3.17.38
3.17.39
3.17.40
3.17.41
Represents the amount of Authority that has actually been apportioned to the OMB
approved apportionment level
3.17.42
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.43
3.17.44
3.17.45
One of the basic forms of budget authority. Statutory authority that permits a Federal
agency to incur obligations and make payments for specific purposes out of borrowed
monies
3.17.46
3.17.47
3.17.48
3.17.49
3.17.50
This metric provides the value of common stock, which is defined as equity capital
funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally generated
through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported separately.
3.17.51
3.17.52
3.17.53
This metric gives the total current assets, which is computed by adding cash, accounts
receivable, inventory, prepaid expenses, and other current assets.
3.17.54
This metric is the total current liabilities, calculated as the sum of short-term borrowings
+ accounts payable balances + accrued liabilities and all other current Liabilities
3.17.55
3.17.56
3.17.57
This metric gives the total finished goods inventory for a selected period.
3.17.58
This metric provides the value of goodwill assets (or intangible assets) in the balance
sheet.
3.17.59
3.17.60
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.61
3.17.62
3.17.63
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Available Allotment accounts
3.17.64
3.17.65
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Available Authority accounts
3.17.66
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Borrowing Authority accounts
3.17.67
3.17.68
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Contract Authority accounts
3.17.69
3.17.70
3.17.71
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Other Resources accounts
3.17.72
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Total Allotment accounts
3.17.73
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Total Apportionment accounts
3.17.74
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Total Authority accounts
3.17.75
This metric provides increase or decrease of balance for Total Spending accounts
3.17.76
This metric gives the total inventory, which is comprised of raw materials, finished
goods, and work-in-progress inventory.
3.17.77
This metric gives the total of assets which are long term in nature, including PP&E.
3.17.78
This metric provides the amount of outstanding long tern debt. Long-term debt is
defined as debt that is not expected to be repaid for at least one year.
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.79
This metric gives the total of liabilities which are long term in nature, including long-term
debt.
3.17.80
This metric provides value of Property, Plant and Equipment after Depreciation of the
assets.
3.17.81
This metric gives the net working capital, which is computed as the total current assets
less the total current liabilities.
3.17.82
Obligation are binding agreements that will result in outlays, immediately or in the
future. Budgetary Authority must be available before obligations can be incurred legally
3.17.83
3.17.84
This metric provides the value of other long-term assets excluding Property, Plant and
Equipment.
3.17.85
This metric includes all current assets that are not cash, accounts receivable, inventory,
or prepaid expenses.
3.17.86
This metric provides the value of common stock, which is defined as equity capital
funded by shareholders at book value or cost value. Anything internally generated
through profit etc., is added to retained earnings, which is reported separately.
3.17.87
3.17.88
This metric provides the value of other long-term liabilities excluding Long Term Debt.
3.17.89
3.17.90
3.17.91
This metric shows preferred stock as part of Equity capital of the company.
3.17.92
This metric includes all expenses that are paid in advance, such as rent and electricity.
The prepaid expense is treated as a current asset until it is charged to the Profit and
Loss account.
3.17.93
This metric gives the total raw material inventory for a selected period.
3.17.94
This metric provides the value retained earnings, one of the components of
shareholders funds.
3.17.95
The amount of short term borrowing on the balance sheet as of a particular date.
3.17.96
This mteric gives the Total Allotment, which is calculated by subtracting Total Spending
from Allotment
3.17.97
Financial Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
3.17.98
This mteric gives the Total Apportionment, which is calculated by subtracting Total
Spending from Apportionment
3.17.99
3.17.100
This metric is the sum of all different components of assets, such as current assets,
property, plant and equipment, good will, and other long-term assets.
3.17.101
3.17.102
3.17.103
3.17.104
This metric includes all components of total shareholders funds such as Common
Stock, Preferred Stock, Retained Earnings and Other Equity Related Capital.
3.17.105
Total spending will represent the sum of the Commitments, Obligations and
Expenditures balances as of the designated period or for the activity for a given period
3.17.106
3.17.107
3.17.108
3.17.109
This metric gives the total work in process inventory for a selected period.
3.17.110
Facts - GL Balance.Closing
Amount
3.17.111
Facts - GL Balance.Closing
Local Amount
3.17.112
Facts - GL Balance.Credit
Amount
3.17.113
Facts - GL Balance.Credit
Local Amount
3.17.114
Facts - GL Balance.Debit
Amount
3.17.115
Facts - GL Balance.Debit
Local Amount
3.17.116
Facts - GL
Balance.Opening Amount
3.17.117
Facts - GL
Balance.Opening Local
Amount
Financial Analytics
Metric Name
Description
3.18.1
This chapter describes metrics available in Human Resources Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence
Applications 7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Human Resources
Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
4.1.1
Count of the number of distinct absences in the selected time period (regardless of
whether the absence start/end is in the period or not).
4.1.2
Absence Facts.Absence
Days
4.1.3
Absence Facts.Absence
Hours
4.1.4
Absence Facts.Days
Notification
4.1.5
Absence Facts.Notified
Absence Days
Days lost due to absence for notified absences. Absence is considered as being
notified when the notified date is before (not on) the absence start date.
4.1.6
Absence Facts.Notified
Absence Hours
Hours lost due to absence for notified absences. Absence is considered as being
notified when the notified date is before (not on) the absence start date.
4.1.7
Absence Facts.Unnotified
Absence Days
Days lost due to absence for unnotified absences. Absence is considered as being
unnotified when the notified date is on or after the absence start date
4.1.8
Absence Facts.Unnotified
Absence Hours
Hours lost due to absence for unnotified absences. Absence is considered as being
unnotified when the notified date is on or after the absence start date.
4.1.9
Frequency rate is the number of absence occurences among all employees, divided by
the number of employees in total, expressed as a percentage.
4.1.10
4.1.11
Headcount Facts.Active
Headcount
Headcount of full time and part time active workforce (includes contractors and
temporary employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum.
4.1.12
Headcount Facts.Average
Employee Headcount
4.1.13
Headcount Facts.Compa
Ratio
Compa Ratio: the employee's base salary divided by average base salary for all
employees in this employee's pay grade. Use this metrics with individual employees
and a time dimension to see how they are compensated as compared to others in their
paygrade. Avoid using this metrics with event type dimension.
4.1.14
Headcount
Facts.Contingent
Agency/Temp Headcount
4.1.15
Headcount
Facts.Contingent College
Intern Headcount
Total headcount of Contingent College Intern staff. Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.1.16
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
4.1.17
Headcount
Facts.Contractors
Headcount
4.1.18
Headcount Facts.Employee
Headcount
4.1.19
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active full time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.1.20
Headcount Facts.Manager
Headcount
4.1.21
Headcount Facts.Mean
Performance Rating
The average performance rating of all employees. Performance rating is typically given
at the end of period as part of a performance review process.
4.1.22
Headcount Facts.Part-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active partl time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.1.23
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor
Headcount
4.1.24
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control
4.1.25
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control (Contingent)
4.1.26
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control (Employee)
4.1.27
Headcount Facts.Time in
Grade (Days)
Time spent in grade, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.1.28
Headcount Facts.Time in
Job (Days)
Time spent in job, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.1.29
Headcount Facts.Time in
Organization (Days)
Time spent in organization, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.1.30
Headcount Facts.Time in
Position (Days)
Time spent in position, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.1.31
Headcount Facts.Total
Length of Work (Days)
# days the worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the worker's tenure
measured in days)
4.1.32
Headcount Facts.Total
Length of Work (Months)
# months the worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the worker's
tenure measured in months)
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.1
Compensation Facts.# of
Bonuses
4.2.2
Compensation
Facts.Average Base
Compensation
4.2.3
Compensation
Facts.Average Bonus
Total of all bonuses divided by average headcount in the organization for that time
period
4.2.4
Compensation
Facts.Average Gross
Compensation
This metric totals the gross pay for all employees in a group and divides the result by
the number of employee-months in the same period. The user may select the
appropriate time period for study, such as
calculating this metric by quarter or by year to date.
This metric allows Human Resources to ensure equitable compensation amounts
between business locations and
business units commensurate with pay levels and pay grades.
4.2.5
Compensation
Facts.Average Variable
Compensation
4.2.6
Compensation Facts.Cash
Compensation
This metric tracks the payroll component amount in Group currency for a given pay
type by a given pay period. When performing compensation analysis, you can use this
metric to get a deeper insight into pay types, such as bonus, overtime, and
commissions.
4.2.7
Compensation Facts.Net
Pay
This metric tracks the total compensation amount. This metric can be used to provide
managers with a quick overview of compensation information for a group of employees.
You can identify potential inconsistencies that merit further analysis when analyzing
high-level payroll information, such as performance, base compensation, variable
compensation, and overtime pay.
4.2.8
Compensation
Facts.Overtime
Compensation
This metric tracks the total overtime expenses paid by the company.
This metric enables you to see positive or negative overtime (OT) trends for a specific
job group or job family
4.2.9
Compensation
Facts.Overtime Expenses
Percentage
Percent of an employees Total Gross Compensation that comes from Overtime Pay.
4.2.10
Compensation Facts.Total
Base Compensation
Total compensation of payment type = regular. This totals all employees salaries. It is
a good measure of minimum spend on employment salary expense.
4.2.11
Compensation Facts.Total
Bonus
This metric is thee sum of payroll amounts belonging to the pay type category Bonus.
All types of bonuses fall within this metric definition.
The Total Bonus metric locates the Bonus type in all reports related to reward planning.
4.2.12
Compensation Facts.Total
Deductions
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.13
Compensation Facts.Total
Gross Compensation
4.2.14
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all minority female employees.
4.2.15
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all non-minority female employees.
4.2.16
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all minority male employees
4.2.17
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all non-minority male employees.
4.2.18
Headcount Facts.Active
Headcount
Headcount of full time and part time active workforce (includes contractors and
temporary employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum.
4.2.19
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
4.2.20
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount Ratio
4.2.21
Headcount Facts.Employee
Headcount
4.2.22
Headcount Facts.Employee
Headcount Ratio
This metric tracks the ratio of employee headcount to all active workforce headcount.
The employee ratio indicates the number of salaried employees to the total workforce
in the company
4.2.23
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active full time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.2.24
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of full-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
4.2.25
Headcount Facts.Manager
Headcount
4.2.26
Headcount Facts.Manager
Headcount Ratio
4.2.27
Headcount Facts.Mean
Performance Rating
The average performance rating of all employees. Performance rating is typically given
at the end of period as part of a performance review process.
4.2.28
Headcount Facts.Part-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active partl time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.29
Headcount Facts.Part-Time
Employee Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of part-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
4.2.30
Headcount Facts.Standard
Weekly Hours
4.2.31
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Employee
Headcount Ratio
Ratio of supervisors to all employees. This counts # employees with direct reports
divided by all reports. It is also known as manager span of control and approximates
the average number of direct reports that each supervisor manages.
4.2.32
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor
Headcount
4.2.33
HR Event Facts.# of
Promotions
4.2.34
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Event - Placement
End Headcount
The number of contingent workers whose placement have ended in a time period; The
number of contingent worker placement ends in the period multiplied by the Headcount
of the worker ended.
4.2.35
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Event Count
Event count for Contingent Worker events; in parallel to "Employee Event Count", this
is there for consistency as a sub-grouping of Event Count.
4.2.36
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Placement End
Count
4.2.37
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event - Performance
Rating
This is the persons Performance rating as of the Event/Date being reported; This metric
is used when employees' performance ratings need to be reported along with event
4.2.38
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event - Termination
Headcount
The number of headcount associated with a termination event, which can be either an
employee termination or the end of a contingent worker placement. This is the
Termination Indicator multiple by the Terminated Persons headcount.
4.2.39
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event Count
This is the event count for Employee events. It is there for consistency as a subgrouping of Event Count.
4.2.40
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Termination
Count
4.2.41
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Termination
Ratio
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated involuntarily to total
Employee terminations.
4.2.42
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Turnover Rate
%
4.2.43
HR Event Facts.Employee
Termination Count
Count of employee terminations, use with the Time dimension to restrict the reporting
period.
4.2.44
HR Event Facts.Employee
Turnover Rate %
4.2.45
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Termination
Count
This metric determines the number of employees who terminated voluntarily. This
metric allows management to determine how many of their employees terminated for
voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason
and Event Category with this to see termination reason.
4.2.46
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Termination
Ratio
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated voluntarily to total
employee terminations. This metric allows management to determine how many of
their employees terminated for voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or
dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason and Event Category with this to see termination
reason.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.47
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Turnover Rate %
4.2.48
HR Event Facts.Event
Count
4.2.49
HR Event Facts.Event
Headcount
Workforce Headcount for the selected HR Event Type. Use with the HR Event Type
and Time dimension to obtain clear results.
4.2.50
HR Event Facts.Event
Total Annual Base Salary
A worker's annual salary at the time of the event; Use this metric to along with "Event"related metrics, e.g. what was the employee's annual salary when he/she was
terminated?
4.2.51
HR Event Facts.Grade
Change Count
4.2.52
A count of hires (including re-hire) events of all workforce assignments (i.e. includes
employee hires and contingent worker placement starts).
4.2.53
HR Event Facts.HR
Position Change Count
4.2.54
HR Event Facts.Job
Change Count
4.2.55
HR Event Facts.Location
Change Count
4.2.56
HR Event
Facts.Organization Change
Count
4.2.57
HR Event
Facts.Performance Rating
Change Count
4.2.58
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period # of Promotions
# of the promotion events in the period prior to the selected time period.
4.2.59
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Employee Event Employee Performance
Rating
The Employee Performance Rating at the end of the period prior to the selected time
period.
4.2.60
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Event Total Annual
Base Salary
The Total Annual Base Salary at the end of the period prior to the selected time period.
4.2.61
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Hire Count
# of the hire events in the period prior to the selected time period.
4.2.62
HR Event Facts.Promotion
Ratio
This metric provides the ratio of employees who received a promotion against total
headcount during the chosen period. The Promotions Ratio metric can be used to
identify where in the organization the most promotional opportunities exist, and where
they need to be developed to retain skilled workers.
4.2.63
HR Event Facts.Retiree
Count
This metric counts the number of employees who retired from the company.
4.2.64
HR Event Facts.Salary
Change Count
4.2.65
HR Event Facts.Supervisor
Change Count
4.2.66
HR Event
Facts.Termination Count
4.2.67
Percentage change in Average Annual Base Salary compared to prior selected period.
Calculation: 100.0 * (Average Annual Base Salary - Prior Period Average Annual Base
Salary) / Prior Period Average Annual Base Salary
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.68
Percentage change in Total Annual Base Salary compared to prior selected period.
Calculation: 100.0 * (Total Annual Base Salary - Prior Period Total Annual Base Salary)
/ Prior Period Total Annual Base Salary
4.2.69
Salary Facts.Average
Annual Base Salary
Average base salary of employees at time of inquiry. The Average Annual Base Salary
metric provides information used in Employee Reward Planning initiatives by the
Human Resource department. Use this metrics when looking at average compensation
across employees.
4.2.70
Compa Ratio: the employee's base salary divided by average base salary for all
employees in this employee's pay grade. Use this metrics with individual employees
and a time dimension to see how they are compensated as compared to others in their
paygrade. Avoid using this metrics with event type dimension.
4.2.71
Salary Facts.Employee
Hourly Rate
This metric tracks the hourly rate for an employee. This metric provides a snapshot of
an employees pay rate that will be used in employee information listings. Also, you can
analyze hourly rates by jobs, job families, positions, and pay grades to analyze your
pay rate structure.
4.2.72
This metric tracks the maximum annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the maximum annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the midpoint and minimum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
4.2.73
This metric tracks the midpoint annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the midpoint annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the maximum and minimum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
4.2.74
This metric tracks the minimum annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the minimum annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the midpoint and maximum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
4.2.75
End of prior period Average base salary of employees at time of inquiry. This metric
provides information used in Employee Reward Planning initiatives by the Human
Resource department. Use this metrics when looking at average compensation across
employees.
4.2.76
End of prior period employee hourly rate. This metric tracks the hourly rate for an
employee. This metric provides a snapshot of an employees pay rate that will be used
in employee information listings. Also, you can analyze hourly rates by jobs, job
families, positions, and pay grades to analyze your pay rate structure.
4.2.77
Total of all base salaries for all employees. Use this metric when looking at total
compensation - as of the end of the prior period.
4.2.78
Time since last salary incease (does not reflect decreases), in days, relative to the
selected time period end date.
4.2.79
Total of all base salaries for all employees in specific time period. Use this metric when
looking at total compensation
4.2.80
4.2.81
Time in Service
Facts.Average Length of
Service (Years)
No
Metric Name
Description
4.2.82
Time in Service
Facts.Average Period of
Placement (Months)
4.2.83
Time in Service
Facts.Length of Service
(Years)
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years)
4.2.84
Time in Service
Facts.Period of Placement
(Months)
# months the contingent worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
contingent worker's tenure measured in months)
4.2.85
Prior Period Length of Service (in Years) / Prior Period Employee Headcount.
4.2.86
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years) - as of the end of the prior period.
4.2.87
Time spent in grade, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.2.88
Time spent in job, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.2.89
Time spent in organization, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.2.90
Time spent in position, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
Metric Name
Description
4.3.1
Enrollment Event
Facts.Event Count
4.3.2
Enrollment Event
Facts.Internal Learner
Count
4.3.3
Enrollment Facts.Average
Enrollment Wait Time (Day)
4.3.4
Enrollment Facts.Average
Score
Average score
4.3.5
Enrollment Facts.Course
Passed Count
4.3.6
Enrollment Facts.Course
Required Count
4.3.7
Enrollment Facts.Delivered
Training Hours
Number of training hours delivered. It includes the hours for the following completion
statuses: Completed, and Not Completed.
4.3.8
Enrollment
Facts.Enrollment Count
4.3.9
Enrollment
Facts.Enrollment Wait Time
(Days)
Length of time from initial enrollment initiated to start of learning activity. If learner has
to make multiple attemps to enroll in the course, the calculation from the first enrollment
initiated date. This is valid only on the enrollments with "Enrolled" Status or the current
enrollment for the same learner/course.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.3.10
Enrollment Facts.Internal
Learner Count
4.3.11
Enrollment Facts.Score
4.3.12
Enrollment
Facts.Successful
Completion Count
Number of course activities that are completed successfully by learner. It includes the
following status: Completed and Waived.
4.3.13
Enrollment
Facts.Successful
Completion Rate
4.3.14
Enrollment
Facts.Successful
Enrollment Count
Number of course activities that are successfully enrolled by learner. It excludes the
folloiwng statuses: Dropped, Denied and Waitlisted.
4.3.15
Enrollment
Facts.Successful
Enrollment Rate
4.3.16
Enrollment Facts.Unique
Employee Count
Metric Name
Description
4.4.1
Headcount Facts.# of
Promotions
4.4.2
Headcount Facts.Active
Headcount
Headcount of full time and part time active workforce (includes contractors and
temporary employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum.
4.4.3
Headcount Facts.Average
Employee Served Time
Days
4.4.4
Headcount Facts.Average
Service (Days)
4.4.5
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
4.4.6
Headcount
Facts.Dissatisfied
Termination Count
This metric tracks the number of employees who were dissatisfied with the organization
when they voluntarily terminated.
4.4.7
Headcount Facts.Employee
Headcount
4.4.8
Headcount Facts.Employee
Involuntary Termination
Count
4.4.9
Headcount Facts.Employee
Voluntary Termination
Count
This metric determines the number of employees who terminated voluntarily. This
metric allows management to determine how many of their employees terminated for
voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason
and Event Category with this to see termination reason.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.4.10
Headcount
Facts.Employees Eligible
for Bonus
4.4.11
Headcount Facts.Female
Employee Headcount
4.4.12
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active full time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.4.13
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of full-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
4.4.14
Headcount Facts.High
Potential Employee
Headcount
4.4.15
Headcount Facts.Hire
Count
A count of hires (including re-hire) events of all workforce assignments (i.e. includes
employee hires and contingent worker placement starts).
4.4.16
Headcount Facts.Male
Employee Headcount
4.4.17
Headcount Facts.Manager
Headcount
4.4.18
Headcount Facts.Minority
Employee Headcount
Number of active employees with ethnic code description NOT matching white
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.4.19
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Employee
Headcount Ratio
Ratio of supervisors to all employees. This counts # employees with direct reports
divided by all reports. It is also known as manager span of control and approximates
the average number of direct reports that each supervisor manages.
4.4.20
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor
Headcount
4.4.21
Headcount
Facts.Temporary Employee
Headcount
4.4.22
Performance
Facts.Average Cost per
Active Workforce
Headcount
This metric measures the total employee cost over a period divided by average
headcount for the period. Total employee cost identifies the cost to the company for all
active workforce. The Average Cost per Employee metric identifies what each
employee costs the company, regardless of whether they are
a permanent employee, or have been hired as a contractor or temporary worker. This
metric is a useful tool when making cost cutting decisions. It also provides a means of
comparing company employee costs against industry benchmarks or previous fiscal
periods.
4.4.23
Performance
Facts.Average Cost per
Contingent Worker Active
Headcount
The total indirect employee cost divided by the indirect employee period end count thus
giving an average cost per indirect employee
4.4.24
Performance
Facts.Average Cost per
Employee Active
Headcount
The total employee cost divided by the employee period end count thus giving an
average cost per direct employee. This metric identifies the cost of retaining a
employee. The broad cost components forming this metric are: payroll expenses,
payment expense associated with a benefit plan, and employee support costs.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.4.25
Performance
Facts.Contingent Worker
Cost
Sum total of costs for all indirect employees, namely contracting expenses and
employee support cost. This metric measures the cost to the company for indirect
employees, such as contractors and other temporary workers NOT compensated by
the companys own payroll.
4.4.26
Performance
Facts.Contracting
Expenses
4.4.27
Performance
Facts.Contribution per
Workforce Headcount
Revenue amount less the cost of goods sold divided by personnel count at the end
period date gives the contribution amount per employee.
4.4.28
Performance Facts.Cost of
Goods Sold
This metric displays the Cost of Goods Sold, which is derived from the General Ledger
balances. For manufacturing companies, this metric contains direct production
expenses. For merchandising companies, this metric contains the cost of procurement.
4.4.29
Performance
Facts.Employee Benefit
Expenses
4.4.30
Performance
Facts.Employee Cost
Sum total of costs for all direct employees, namely employee benefit cost, payroll
amount, and employee support cost. Also provides a comparative picture of direct
employee costs when calculated against company geographical locations, business
units, or any other organizational entity. This metric is often used in conjunction with
headcount to provide a more accurate employee cost analysis.
4.4.31
Performance
Facts.Employee Overtime
Expenses
4.4.32
Performance
Facts.Employee Support
Expenses
4.4.33
Performance Facts.Other
Operating Expenses
This metric calculates operating expenses for all activities except sales, marketing,
research and development for the chosen period.
4.4.34
Performance Facts.Payroll
Expenses
sum total of all employee-related payroll expenses from GL including general payroll
expenses as well as payroll expenses in sales, marketing and research & development.
4.4.35
Performance
Facts.Revenue
4.4.36
Performance
Facts.Revenue Per
Employee Headcount
Revenue amount divided by personnel count at the end period date gives the revenue
amount per employee. A key measure of employee productivity especially in industries
like software and professional services where employee headcount makes up the
majority of costs.
4.4.37
Performance Facts.Total
Employee Cost
Sum total of employee benefit costs, payroll amount, employee support cost and
contracting expenses
Metric Name
Description
4.5.1
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Age
The age of an applicant (in years). The aggregation rule is the average age of all
applicants.
4.5.2
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Contingent Worker Count
The number of applicants who are currently employed as a contingent worker in the
organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.3
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Contingent Worker Count
(Period Begin)
The number of contingent workers who have applied for an opening at the beginning of
a time period.
4.5.4
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Contingent Worker Count
(Period End)
The number of contingent workers who have applied for an opening at the end of a
time period.
4.5.5
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Count
The number of applicants who have submitted an application for a job opening. This
doesn't include direct hires who are hired without an applicant record or casual job
seekers who have submitted a resume but have not applied for a job opening.
4.5.6
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Count (Period Begin)
4.5.7
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Count (Period End)
4.5.8
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Employee Count
The number of applicants who are employees. This is commonly known as "Internal
Applicant".
4.5.9
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Employee Count (Period
Begin)
4.5.10
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Employee Count (Period
End)
4.5.11
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Ex Employee Count
4.5.12
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Ex Employee Count
(Period Begin)
The number of applicants who are former employees at the end of a time period.
4.5.13
Applicant Facts.Applicant
Ex Employee Count
(Period End)
The number of applicants who are former employees at the end of a time period.
4.5.14
Applicant Facts.Applicant
New Count
The number of first-time applicants. The metric is useful in assessing how effective an
organization is at attracting new candidates in specific demographic or job areas.
4.5.15
Applicant Facts.Applicant
New Count (Period Begin)
4.5.16
Applicant Facts.Applicant
New Count (Period End)
4.5.17
Applicant Facts.Interview
Score
Interview scores for each applicant interview. The aggregation rule is SUM().
4.5.18
Applicant Facts.Screening
Score
4.5.19
Quality of Hire
Facts.Employee
Separations
The number of new hires that were terminated in a time period; this metric gauges new
hire retention
4.5.20
Quality of Hire
Facts.Employee Transfers
4.5.21
The number of new hires who have reached the 1st service milestone. This is a quality
of hire metric. The "1st Service" milestone is configured during the implementation. It
can be 6, 12 months or any length of period appropriate to assess a new hire quality.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.22
The 1st performance rating of a new hire. This is a quality of hire metric. The
performance rating is the normalized performance band as assigned in the Workforce
Profile subject area.
4.5.23
Quality of Hire
Facts.Performance Rating
(Normalized)
4.5.24
Quality of Hire
Facts.Training Score
The training score that a new hire has received in new hire training.
4.5.25
The number of days since an applicant submitted an application. This metric monitors
how long an application has been outstanding. Formula: Days between Application
Start Date and the lastest Data Warehouse refresh date
4.5.26
4.5.27
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when the first applicant
interview starts. This helps monitoring potential bottleneck in scheduling candidate
interviews. The aggregation rule is the average duration time of requistions.
4.5.28
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when the assessment
stage starts. "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It may
include interviews and/or background checks.
4.5.29
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when the applicant is hired.
The aggregation rule is the average duration time of the associated requisitions.
4.5.30
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when an offer is accepted.
The aggregation rule is the average duration time of the associated requisitions.
4.5.31
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when an offer is extended.
The aggregation rule is the average duration time of the associated requisitions.
4.5.32
The number of days from when an application is initiated to when an offer is rejected.
The aggregation rule is the average duration time of the associated requisitions.
4.5.33
The duration time in days that an application remains in the assessment stage. The
aggregation rule is the average of duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.34
The duration time in days that an application remains in the initial screening stage. The
aggregation rule is the average of duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.35
The duration time in days that an application remains in the offer stage. The
aggregation rule is the average of duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.36
The duration time in days that an application remains in the start pending stage. The
aggregation rule is the average of duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.37
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicant Contingent
Worker Hires
The number of hires who are currently employed as a contingent worker in the
organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.38
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicant Employee
Hires
The number of internal employee hires. This doesn't include employee hires who have
not gone through an application process (without an applicant record).
4.5.39
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicant Ex
Employee Hires
4.5.40
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicant Hires
The number of applicants that have been hired. "Applicant Hires" doesn't include direct
hires who are hired without an applicant record. This metric differs from "Hires" in that
"Hires" include total hires regardless if the applicant has applied for a job opening or
not.
4.5.41
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicant New Hires
The number of first-time applicants who are hired. This metric is different from
"Applicant Hires" that count all applicant hires including the first-time applicant hires.
4.5.42
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applicants
Interviewed
4.5.43
Recruitment Event
Facts.Application Starts
The number of applications that were submitted. When an applicant applies for
multiple jobs, each job application is counted separately.
4.5.44
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At
Assessment Stage
The number of applications that are in the assessment stage during a time period.
"Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It includes interviews or
other forms of candidate assessments. This metric monitors the recruitment pipeline at
a point in time. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.45
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At
Assessment Stage (Period
End)
The number of applications that are currently in the assessment stage at the end of a
time period. "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It includes
interviews or other forms of candidate assessments. This metric monitors the
recruitment pipeline at a point in time. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.46
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Hire
Stage
The number of applications at the hire stage during a time period. "Hire Stage" is
configurable during implementation. As delivered, an application goes into the "Hire"
stage when a new hire is recorded. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.47
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Hire
Stage (Period End)
The number of applications at the hire stage at the end of a time period. "Hire Stage" is
configurable during implementation. As delivered, an application goes into the "Hire"
stage when a new hire is recorded. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.48
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Initial
Stage
The number of applications at the initial screen stage during a time period. "Initial
Stage" is configurable durint implementation. This may include on-line screening. The
aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.49
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Initial
Stage (Period End)
The number of applications at the initial screen stage at the end of a time period.
"Initial Stage" is configurable durint implementation. This may include on-line
screening. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.50
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Offer
Extended Stage
The number of applications at the offer stage during a time period. "Offer Stage" is
configurable durint implementation. An application goes into "Offer Stage" when an
offer is extended. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.51
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Offer
Extended Stage (Period
End)
The number of applications at the offer stage at the end of a time period. "Offer Stage"
is configurable durint implementation. An application goes into "Offer Stage" when an
offer is extended. The aggregation rule is sum().
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.52
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Start
Pending Stage
The number of applications at the Start Pending stage during a time period. "Start
Pending" is configurable durint implementation. As delivered, an application goes into
the "Start Pending" stage when an offer is accepted. The aggregation rule is sum().
4.5.53
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications At Start
Pending Stage (Period
End)
The number of applications at the Start Pending stage at the end of a time period.
"Start Pending" is configurable durint implementation. As delivered, an application
goes into the "Start Pending" stage when an offer is accepted. The aggregation rule is
sum().
4.5.54
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated
The number of applications that were terminated by either the applicant or the hiring
organization.
4.5.55
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated At Assessment
Stage
The number of applications terminated during the assessment stage by either the
applicant or the hiring organization.
4.5.56
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated At Initial Stage
The number of applications terminated during the initial stage by either the applicant or
the hiring organization.
4.5.57
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated At Offer Stage
The number of applications terminated during the offer stage by either the applicant or
the hiring organization.
4.5.58
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated At Start
Pending Stage
The number of applications terminated during the Start Pending stage by either the
applicant or the hiring organization.
4.5.59
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Involuntarily
4.5.60
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Involuntarily At
Assessment Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the assessment stage by the
hiring organization.
4.5.61
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Involuntarily At
Initial Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the initial (screening) stage by
the hiring organization.
4.5.62
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Involuntarily At
Offer Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the offer stage by the hiring
organization.
4.5.63
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Involuntarily At
Start Pending Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the start pending stage by the
hiring organization.
4.5.64
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Voluntarily
The number of applications that were terminated during the assessment stage by the
applicant.
4.5.65
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Voluntarily At
Assessment Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the assessment stage by the
applicant.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.66
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Voluntarily At
Initial Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the initial screening stage by
the applicant.
4.5.67
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Voluntarily At
Offer Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the offer stage by the
applicant.
4.5.68
Recruitment Event
Facts.Applications
Terminated Voluntarily At
Start Pending Stage
The number of applications that were terminated during the start pending stage by the
applicant.
4.5.69
Recruitment Event
Facts.Assessment Ends
4.5.70
Recruitment Event
Facts.Assessment
Interviews
The number of interviews in a time period. An application can have multiple interviews.
This is a indicator of recruitment pipeline and workload.
4.5.71
Recruitment Event
Facts.Assessment Starts
The number of applications that have initiated the assesment stage. The type of
events that consistute "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It
may include interviews and/or background checks.
4.5.72
Recruitment Event
Facts.Hires
4.5.73
Recruitment Event
Facts.Offers Accepted
4.5.74
Recruitment Event
Facts.Offers Extended
4.5.75
Recruitment Event
Facts.Offers Rejected
4.5.76
Recruitment Event
Facts.Recruitment Event
Count
4.5.77
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Applicant Hire Ratio
The percentage of applicants that have been hired including internal and external
applicants. This measure is an indicator of the quality of qualified candidate pool.
Formula: Applicant Hires/Total Applicants
4.5.78
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Applicant Interview
Hire Ratio
"The Number of applicants interviewed per applicant hire including internal and external
applicant hires. Similar to Applicant Interview Rate, it provides an indicator of the
right balancing of interviewing enough candidates.
Formula: Applicants who have been hired / applicants who have been interviewed
"
4.5.79
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Applicant Interview
Rate
The average number of interviews for each job applicant. This metric is an indicator of
the quality of applicant pool and also monitors the right balance of interviewing
"enough" applicants. Formula: Number of Interviews / Number of Applicants
4.5.80
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Applicants Per
Requisition
The number of applicants for a job requisition. This doesn't include direct hires who are
hired without an applicant record or casual job seekers who have submitted a resume
but have not applied for a job opening.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.81
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.External Hire Ratio
The percentage of new hires who are sourced externally. This excludes internal
employee hires and contingent workers who are hired as regular employees. Formula:
(Applicant Hires - Applicant Employee Hires - Applicant Contingent Hires) / Hires
4.5.82
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Internal Hire Ratio
The percentage of new hires who are internal employees. This metric is iused to
gauge internal mobility and "promotion from within". Formula: Applicant Employee
Hires / Hires
4.5.83
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Interview Offer Rate
4.5.84
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Interviews Per Hire
Average number of interviews for each applicant hired. Formula: Interviews / Applicant
Hires
4.5.85
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.New Hire Turnover
Percentage of new hires that have been terminated. This is a quality of hire metric to
assess the retention of new hires by source. Formula: New Hire Separation / Hires
4.5.86
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Offer Acceptance
Rate
4.5.87
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Referral Hire Ratio
The percentage of hires that are referred by an internal employee. Formula: Referral
Hires / Total Hires
4.5.88
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Referral Hires
The number of hires that the applicant is referred by an internal employee. Formula:
Hires where Referral Applicant ='Y'
4.5.89
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Referral Success
Rate
The percentage of applicant referrals that result in a new hire. Formula: Referral Hires
/ Total Applicant Referrals
4.5.90
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Rehire Rate
4.5.91
Recruitment Ratio
Facts.Vacancy Fill Rate
The percentage of open requisitions that have been filled in a time period. Formula:
Requisitions Filled / (Open Requisition at the Period Begin + Requisitions Opened
during the Period)
4.5.92
Requisition Facts.Budgeted
FTE
4.5.93
Requisition Facts.Budgeted
Headcount
4.5.94
Requisition Facts.FTE
4.5.95
Requisition
Facts.Headcount
4.5.96
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Age (Months)
The age of a requisition in months. This is a key metric that analyzes the aging of
vacancies. Each requisition is assigned with the corresponding aging band that is
configurable during implementation. The aggregation rule is the average age of all
associated requisitions. Formula: Months Between Requisition Open Date and
Requisition Close Date [ or the last data refresh date whichever is earlier].
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.97
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Drafted to
Approved (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is drafted to when it is approved. This
metric monitors potential bottleneck in the requisition approval process. The
aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated requisitions. Formula:
Requisition Request Date - Requisition Open Date
4.5.98
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open Since
(Days)
The number of days that a job requisition has been open since it is opened. The
aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated requisitions. Formula:
Days between Requistion Open Date and the lastest Data Warehouse refresh date
4.5.99
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To
Application Start (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when the first application
is received. The metric measures the speed of applicant sourcing.
4.5.100
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To
Application Terminated
(Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when the application is
terminated. The metric measures the speed of applicant sourcing. The aggregation
rule is the average duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.101
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To
Assessment End (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when the assessment
stage is terminated. "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It
may include interviews and background checks. The aggregation rule is the average
duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.102
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To
Assessment Interview Start
(Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when the interview stage
starts. "Interview" is a substage of "Assessment Stage", which is configurable during
implementation. "Interview" substage may include several rounds of interviews. The
aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.103
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To
Assessment Start (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when the assessment
stage is terminated. "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It
may include initial screening and interviews. The aggregation rule is the average
duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.104
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To Offer
Accepted (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when an offer is
accepted. The aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated
requisitions.
4.5.105
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To Offer
Extended (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when an offer is
extended. The aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated
requisitions.
4.5.106
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Open To Offer
Rejected (Days)
The number of days from when a job requisition is opened to when an offer is rejected.
The aggregation rule is the average duration time for all associated requisitions.
4.5.107
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisition Requests
Denied
4.5.108
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Being Drafted
4.5.109
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Being
Requested
The number of job requisitions that have been submitted and are waiting for approval
4.5.110
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Cancelled
The number of job requisitions that have been cancelled without being filled in a time
period.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.111
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Closed
4.5.112
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Count
4.5.113
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Drafted
The number of job requisitions that have been drafted in a time period.
4.5.114
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Held
The number of job requisitions that have been put on hold in a time period. These
requisitions may or may no longer be on hold currently.
4.5.115
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions On Hold
4.5.116
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Open
The number of job requisitions that are in open status at the end of a time period.
4.5.117
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Open (Period
Begin)
The number of job requisitions that are open at the beginning of a period.
4.5.118
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Opened
The number of job requisitions that have been opened in a time period.
4.5.119
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Pending
Approval
4.5.120
Requisition Facts.Job
Requisitions Requested
The number of job requisitions that have been submitted for approval.
4.5.121
Requisition Facts.Openings
The number of openings that remain to be filled. If a requisition has multiple openings,
the "Remaining Openings" decreases as the requisition is filled. This is the metric used
to calculate vacancy rate.
4.5.122
Requisition Facts.Openings
(Period Begin)
4.5.123
Requisition
Facts.Remaining FTE
4.5.124
Requisition
Facts.Remaining
Headcount
4.5.125
Requisition Facts.Time To
Fill (Days)
Number of days from when a requisition is opened to when it is filled. This is the key
metric that measures the recruitment cycle time and assess recruitment process
efficiency. Formula: Days between Requisition Open Date Requisition Close Date.
The aggregation rule is the average of Time to Fill for all associated requisitions
4.5.126
Requisition Facts.Time to
Hire (Days)
Number of days from when a requisition is opened to when it is filled. This is the key
metric that measures the recruitment cycle time and assess recruitment process
efficiency. Formula: Days between Requisition Open Date Requisition Close Date.
The aggregation rule is the average of Time to Fill for all associated requisitions
4.5.127
Requisition Facts.Total
Openings
The number of total openings specified for a job requisition when it is opened.
4.5.128
Workforce Profile
Facts.Average Employee
Headcount
4.5.129
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
No
Metric Name
Description
4.5.130
Workforce Profile
Facts.Employee Headcount
Metric Name
Description
4.6.1
Compensation Facts.# of
Bonuses
4.6.2
Compensation
Facts.Average Base
Compensation
4.6.3
Compensation
Facts.Average Base Salary
Amount
Average base salary for the specific time period for a specific group
4.6.4
Compensation
Facts.Average Bonus
Total of all bonuses divided by average headcount in the organization for that time
period
4.6.5
Compensation
Facts.Average Current
Year Base Salary Amount
Average base salary for the specific time period for a specific group
4.6.6
Compensation
Facts.Average Gross
Compensation
This metric totals the gross pay for all employees in a group and divides the result by
the number of employee-months in the same period. The user may select the
appropriate time period for study, such as
calculating this metric by quarter or by year to date.
This metric allows Human Resources to ensure equitable compensation amounts
between business locations and
business units commensurate with pay levels and pay grades.
4.6.7
Compensation
Facts.Average Variable
Compensation
4.6.8
Compensation Facts.Cash
Compensation
This metric tracks the payroll component amount in Group currency for a given pay
type by a given pay period. When performing compensation analysis, you can use this
metric to get a deeper insight into pay types, such as bonus, overtime, and
commissions.
4.6.9
Compensation Facts.Net
Pay
This metric tracks the total compensation amount. This metric can be used to provide
managers with a quick overview of compensation information for a group of employees.
You can identify potential inconsistencies that merit further analysis when analyzing
high-level payroll information, such as performance, base compensation, variable
compensation, and overtime pay.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.10
Compensation
Facts.Overtime
Compensation
This metric tracks the total overtime expenses paid by the company.
This metric enables you to see positive or negative overtime (OT) trends for a specific
job group or job family
4.6.11
Compensation
Facts.Overtime Expenses
Percentage
Percent of an employees Total Gross Compensation that comes from Overtime Pay.
4.6.12
Compensation Facts.Total
Base Compensation
Total compensation of payment type = regular. This totals all employees salaries. It is
a good measure of minimum spend on employment salary expense.
4.6.13
Compensation Facts.Total
Bonus
This metric is thee sum of payroll amounts belonging to the pay type category Bonus.
All types of bonuses fall within this metric definition.
The Total Bonus metric locates the Bonus type in all reports related to reward planning.
4.6.14
Compensation Facts.Total
Deductions
4.6.15
Compensation Facts.Total
Gross Compensation
4.6.16
FTE Facts.FTE
4.6.17
FTE Facts.FTE
(Contingent)
FTE of active contingent workers, contingent workers are modelled in the employment
dimension. Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all
other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.6.18
4.6.19
Total headcount of employees who belong to the American Indian or Alaska Native
ethnic group (excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum. This metric can be used in the EEO-1 Survey Reports.
4.6.20
Total headcount of employees who belong to the Asian ethnic group (excludes
contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when used with
time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This metric can be
used in the EEO-1 Survey Reports.
4.6.21
Total headcount of employees who belong to the Black ethnic group (excludes
contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when used with
time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This metric can be
used in the EEO-1 Survey Reports.
4.6.22
Number of active female employees with ethnic code description matching American
Indian or Alaskan Native (excludes contractors and temporary employees.)
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.23
Number of active female employees with ethnic code description matching Asian or
Pacific Islander (excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is
last value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule
is sum. This can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.24
Number of active female employees with ethnic code description matching black
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.25
4.6.26
Number of active female employees with ethnic code description matching hispanic
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.27
Number of active female employees with ethnic code description matching white
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports)
4.6.28
Number of active employees with ethnic code description matching hawain or other
pacific islander (excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is
last value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule
is sum. This can be used with EEO-1 reports.
4.6.29
Number of active employees with ethnic code description matching hispanic (excludes
contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when used with
time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This can be used
with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.30
Number of active male employees with ethnic code description matching American
Indian or Alaskan Native (excludes contractors and temporary employees.)
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.31
Number of active male employees with ethnic code description matching Asian or
Pacific Islander (excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is
last value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule
is sum. This can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.32
Number of active male employees with ethnic code description matching Black
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.33
4.6.34
Number of active male employees with ethnic code description matching Hispanic
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.35
Number of active male employees with ethnic code description matching White
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
4.6.36
Number of active employees with ethnic code description NOT matching white
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with EEO-1 Reports.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.37
Number of active employees with veteran status equal to other protected veteran
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with VETS100 Reports.
4.6.38
Number of active employees with veteran status equal to special disabled veteran
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with VETS100 Reports.
4.6.39
Number of active employees with veteran status equal to Vietnam Era Veteran
(excludes contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This
can be used with VETS100 Reports.
4.6.40
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all minority female employees.
4.6.41
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all non-minority female employees.
4.6.42
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all minority male employees
4.6.43
The annual base salary (snapshot, not payroll) of all non-minority male employees.
4.6.44
Headcount Facts.Active
Headcount
Headcount of full time and part time active workforce (includes contractors and
temporary employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum.
4.6.45
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
4.6.46
Headcount
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount Ratio
4.6.47
Headcount
Facts.Contractor Ratio
4.6.48
Headcount
Facts.Contractors
Headcount
4.6.49
Headcount Facts.Employee
Headcount
4.6.50
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount
Number of active full time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.6.51
Headcount Facts.Full-Time
Employee Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of full-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.52
Headcount
Facts.Headcount
Headcount of all workforce including contractors, part time and full time (inactive
employees are also included). Use this metric with employment category, job, or
position dimension to see # employees in a certain dimension. You can filter for
contractors, part time or full time through the Employment Category Description Field.
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.6.53
Headcount Facts.Manager
Headcount
4.6.54
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor Employee
Headcount Ratio
Ratio of supervisors to all employees. This counts # employees with direct reports
divided by all reports. It is also known as manager span of control and approximates
the average number of direct reports that each supervisor manages.
4.6.55
Headcount
Facts.Supervisor
Headcount
4.6.56
Performance Facts.Mean
Performance Rating
The average performance rating of all employees. Performance rating is typically given
at the end of period as part of a performance review process.
4.6.57
Performance Facts.Total
Length of Work (Days)
# days the worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the worker's tenure
measured in days)
4.6.58
Performance Facts.Total
Length of Work (Months)
# months the worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the worker's
tenure measured in months)
4.6.59
Salary Facts.Average
Annual Base Salary
Average base salary of employees at time of inquiry. The Average Annual Base Salary
metric provides information used in Employee Reward Planning initiatives by the
Human Resource department. Use this metrics when looking at average compensation
across employees.
4.6.60
Compa Ratio: the employee's base salary divided by average base salary for all
employees in this employee's pay grade. Use this metrics with individual employees
and a time dimension to see how they are compensated as compared to others in their
paygrade. Avoid using this metrics with event type dimension.
4.6.61
Salary Facts.Exempt
Employee Hourly Rate
This metric tracks the hourly rate for an employee. This metric provides a snapshot of
an employees pay rate that will be used in employee information listings. Also, you can
analyze hourly rates by jobs, job families, positions, and pay grades to analyze your
pay rate structure.
4.6.62
The metric provides a snapshot value of the annual base salary earned by an
employee. The aggregated value is taken on the last day of a given period. This is a
snapshot value of the annual base compensation as of a given date.
4.6.63
This metric tracks the maximum annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the maximum annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the midpoint and minimum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
4.6.64
This metric tracks the midpoint annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the midpoint annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the maximum and minimum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
4.6.65
This metric tracks the minimum annual base salary for employees.
This is a snapshot value of the minimum annual base salary, as of a particular date.
This metric can be compared against the midpoint and maximum values to obtain a
relative comparison for a group of employees. Base compensation is used in employee
listings.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.66
Total of all base salaries for all employees in specific time period. Use this metric when
looking at total compensation
4.6.67
4.6.68
Event count for Contingent Worker events; in parallel to "Employee Event Count", this
is there for consistency as a sub-grouping of Event Count.
4.6.69
This metric tracks the number of employees who were dissatisfied with the organization
when they voluntarily terminated.
4.6.70
This metric tracks the ratio of the number of employees who were dissatisfied with the
organization when they voluntarily terminated, to the number of employees who
voluntarily terminated.
4.6.71
This is the event count for Employee events. It is there for consistency as a subgrouping of Event Count.
4.6.72
4.6.73
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated involuntarily to total
Employee terminations.
4.6.74
Count of employee terminations, use with the Time dimension to restrict the reporting
period.
4.6.75
4.6.76
This metric determines the number of employees who terminated voluntarily. This
metric allows management to determine how many of their employees terminated for
voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason
and Event Category with this to see termination reason.
4.6.77
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated voluntarily to total
employee terminations. This metric allows management to determine how many of
their employees terminated for voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or
dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason and Event Category with this to see termination
reason.
4.6.78
4.6.79
The number of female employee who have have terminated voluntarily or involuntarily.
4.6.80
A count of hires (including re-hire) events of all workforce assignments (i.e. includes
employee hires and contingent worker placement starts).
4.6.81
The number of male employees who have been terminated voluntarily or involuntarily
No
Metric Name
Description
4.6.82
This metric provides the ratio of employees who received a promotion against total
headcount during the chosen period. The Promotions Ratio metric can be used to
identify where in the organization the most promotional opportunities exist, and where
they need to be developed to retain skilled workers.
4.6.83
4.6.84
Rehires Ratio This metric determines the ratio of rehires to all employees hired during a
specified period.
4.6.85
This metric counts the number of employees who retired from the company.
4.6.86
4.6.87
Time in Service
Facts.Average Length of
Service (Years)
4.6.88
Time in Service
Facts.Average Period of
Placement (Months)
4.6.89
Time in Service
Facts.Length of Service
(Years)
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years)
4.6.90
Time in Service
Facts.Period of Placement
(Months)
# months the contingent worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
contingent worker's tenure measured in months)
4.6.91
Prior Period Length of Service (in Years) / Prior Period Employee Headcount.
4.6.92
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years) - as of the end of the prior period.
4.6.93
Time spent in grade, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.6.94
Time spent in job, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.6.95
Time spent in organization, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.6.96
Time spent in position, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
Metric Name
Description
4.7.1
HR Event Fact
Indicators.Event - Manager
Role Indicator
This is an indicator (0/1) if the person in the event is in a Manager Role at the time of
the event.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.2
HR Event Fact
Indicators.Event Supervisor Indicator
Indicates if the fact record is a supervisor (0/1) as of the fact record event date.
4.7.3
HR Event Facts.# of
Promotions
4.7.4
Percentage change in the number of promotion events compared to those in the prior
period.
Calculation: 100.0 * (# of Promotions - Prior Period # of Promotions / Prior Period # of
Promotions
4.7.5
4.7.6
4.7.7
4.7.8
Percentage change in the number of Hire events compared to those in the prior period.
Calculation: 100.0 * (Hire Count - Prior Period Hire Count) / Prior Period Hire Count.
4.7.9
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Event - Placement
End Headcount
The number of contingent workers whose placement have ended in a time period; The
number of contingent worker placement ends in the period multiplied by the Headcount
of the worker ended.
4.7.10
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Event Count
Event count for Contingent Worker events; in parallel to "Employee Event Count", this
is there for consistency as a sub-grouping of Event Count.
4.7.11
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Placement End
Count
4.7.12
HR Event Facts.Contingent
Worker Placement Start
Count
4.7.13
HR Event
Facts.Dissatisfied
Termination Count
This metric tracks the number of employees who were dissatisfied with the organization
when they voluntarily terminated.
4.7.14
HR Event
Facts.Dissatisfied
Termination Ratio
This metric tracks the ratio of the number of employees who were dissatisfied with the
organization when they voluntarily terminated, to the number of employees who
voluntarily terminated.
4.7.15
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event - Length of Service
(Years)
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years)
4.7.16
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event - Performance
Rating
This is the persons Performance rating as of the Event/Date being reported; This metric
is used when employees' performance ratings need to be reported along with event
4.7.17
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event - Termination
Headcount
The number of headcount associated with a termination event, which can be either an
employee termination or the end of a contingent worker placement. This is the
Termination Indicator multiple by the Terminated Persons headcount.
4.7.18
HR Event Facts.Employee
Event Count
This is the event count for Employee events. It is there for consistency as a subgrouping of Event Count.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.19
HR Event Facts.Employee
Hire Count
4.7.20
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Termination
Count
4.7.21
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Termination
Ratio
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated involuntarily to total
Employee terminations.
4.7.22
HR Event Facts.Employee
Involuntary Turnover Rate
%
4.7.23
HR Event Facts.Employee
Termination Count
Count of employee terminations, use with the Time dimension to restrict the reporting
period.
4.7.24
HR Event Facts.Employee
Turnover Rate %
4.7.25
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Termination
Count
This metric determines the number of employees who terminated voluntarily. This
metric allows management to determine how many of their employees terminated for
voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason
and Event Category with this to see termination reason.
4.7.26
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Termination
Ratio
This metric determines the ratio of employees who were terminated voluntarily to total
employee terminations. This metric allows management to determine how many of
their employees terminated for voluntary reasons, such as marriage, relocation, or
dissatisfaction. Use Event Reason and Event Category with this to see termination
reason.
4.7.27
HR Event Facts.Employee
Voluntary Turnover Rate %
4.7.28
HR Event Facts.Event
Count
4.7.29
HR Event Facts.Event
Headcount
Workforce Headcount for the selected HR Event Type. Use with the HR Event Type
and Time dimension to obtain clear results.
4.7.30
HR Event Facts.Grade
Change Count
4.7.31
A count of hires (including re-hire) events of all workforce assignments (i.e. includes
employee hires and contingent worker placement starts).
4.7.32
HR Event Facts.HR
Position Change Count
4.7.33
HR Event Facts.Job
Change Count
4.7.34
HR Event Facts.Location
Change Count
4.7.35
HR Event
Facts.Organization Change
Count
4.7.36
HR Event
Facts.Performance Rating
Change Count
4.7.37
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period # of Promotions
# of the promotion events in the period prior to the selected time period.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.38
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Employee Event Employee Performance
Rating
The Employee Performance Rating at the end of the period prior to the selected time
period.
4.7.39
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Employee
Involuntary Termination
Count
# of the Employee Involuntary Termination events in the period prior to the selected
time period.
4.7.40
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Employee
Termination Count
# of the Employee Termination events in the period prior to the selected time period.
4.7.41
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Employee Voluntary
Termination Count
# of the Employee Voluntary Termination events in the period prior to the selected time
period.
4.7.42
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Event Headcount
The Event Headcount at the end of the period prior to the selected time period.
4.7.43
HR Event Facts.Prior
Period Hire Count
# of the hire events in the period prior to the selected time period.
4.7.44
HR Event Facts.Promotion
Ratio
This metric provides the ratio of employees who received a promotion against total
headcount during the chosen period. The Promotions Ratio metric can be used to
identify where in the organization the most promotional opportunities exist, and where
they need to be developed to retain skilled workers.
4.7.45
HR Event Facts.Retiree
Count
This metric counts the number of employees who retired from the company.
4.7.46
HR Event Facts.Salary
Change Count
4.7.47
HR Event Facts.Supervisor
Change Count
4.7.48
HR Event Facts.Supervisor
Hire Count
A count of people who are hired and are supervisors of others on hire date.
4.7.49
HR Event Facts.Supervisor
Termination Count
4.7.50
HR Event
Facts.Termination Count
4.7.51
HR Event Facts.Transfer
Count
A count of Transfer Events (configured during the implementation process against the
Workforce Event dimension).
4.7.52
Span of Control
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control
4.7.53
Span of Control
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control (Contingent)
4.7.54
Span of Control
Facts.Supervisor Span of
Control (Employee)
4.7.55
4.7.56
Time in Service
Facts.Average Length of
Service (Years)
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.57
Time in Service
Facts.Average Period of
Placement (Months)
4.7.58
Time in Service
Facts.Length of Service
(Years)
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years)
4.7.59
Time in Service
Facts.Period of Placement
(Months)
# months the contingent worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
contingent worker's tenure measured in months)
4.7.60
Prior Period Length of Service (in Years) / Prior Period Employee Headcount.
4.7.61
# years (decimal) the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in years) - as of the end of the prior period.
4.7.62
Time spent in grade, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.7.63
Time spent in job, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.7.64
Time spent in organization, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.7.65
Time spent in position, in days, relative to the selected time period end date.
4.7.66
4.7.67
Indicates if the fact record is a supervisor (0/1) as of the fact record snapshot date.
4.7.68
4.7.69
Workforce Profile
Facts.Active Headcount
Headcount of full time and part time active workforce (includes contractors and
temporary employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last
value when used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is
sum.
4.7.70
Workforce Profile
Facts.Average Employee
Headcount
4.7.71
Workforce Profile
Facts.Compa Ratio
Compa Ratio: the employee's base salary divided by average base salary for all
employees in this employee's pay grade. Use this metrics with individual employees
and a time dimension to see how they are compensated as compared to others in their
paygrade. Avoid using this metrics with event type dimension.
4.7.72
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contingent
Agency/Temp Headcount
4.7.73
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contingent College
Intern Headcount
Total headcount of Contingent College Intern staff. Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.74
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.75
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contingent Worker
Headcount Ratio
4.7.76
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contractor Ratio
4.7.77
Workforce Profile
Facts.Contractors
Headcount
4.7.78
Workforce Profile
Facts.Employee Headcount
4.7.79
Workforce Profile
Facts.Employee Headcount
Ratio
This metric tracks the ratio of employee headcount to all active workforce headcount.
The employee ratio indicates the number of salaried employees to the total workforce
in the company
4.7.80
Workforce Profile
Facts.FTE (Contingent)
FTE of active contingent workers, contingent workers are modelled in the employment
dimension. Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all
other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.81
Workforce Profile
Facts.FTE (Employee)
4.7.82
Workforce Profile
Facts.Full-Time Employee
Headcount
Number of active full time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.7.83
Workforce Profile
Facts.Full-Time Employee
Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of full-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
4.7.84
Workforce Profile
Facts.Headcount
Headcount of all workforce including contractors, part time and full time (inactive
employees are also included). Use this metric with employment category, job, or
position dimension to see # employees in a certain dimension. You can filter for
contractors, part time or full time through the Employment Category Description Field.
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.85
Workforce Profile
Facts.Manager Headcount
4.7.86
Workforce Profile
Facts.Mean Performance
Rating
The average performance rating of all employees. Performance rating is typically given
at the end of period as part of a performance review process.
4.7.87
Workforce Profile
Facts.Part-Time Employee
Headcount
Number of active partl time employees (excludes part time employees and contractors,
etc...) Aggregation rule is last value when used with Time dimension. Aggregation
rule is sum when used with any other dimension.
4.7.88
Workforce Profile
Facts.Part-Time Employee
Headcount Ratio
This ratio is the ratio of part-time employee active headcount to all employee active
headcount. The number of full-time employees in relation to the total number of
employees is a useful metric when staffing shortterm and long-term projects.
4.7.89
Workforce Profile
Facts.Prior Period Active
Headcount
End of prior period Headcount of active workforce (includes contractors and temporary
employees). This excludes employees on leave. Aggregation rule is last value when
used with time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.90
Workforce Profile
Facts.Prior Period
Contingent Worker
Headcount
End of prior period Headcount of active contingent workers, contingent workers are
modelled in the employment dimension. Aggregation rule is last value when used with
time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
No
Metric Name
Description
4.7.91
Workforce Profile
Facts.Prior Period
Employee Headcount
End of prior period Headcount of active employees, employees are modelled in the
employment dimension. Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension.
With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.92
Workforce Profile
Facts.Prior Period
Headcount
End of prior period Headcount of all workforce including contractors, part time and full
time (inactive employees are also included). Use this metric with employment category,
job, or position dimension to see # employees in a certain dimension. You can filter for
contractors, part time or full time through the Employment Category Description Field.
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
4.7.93
Workforce Profile
Facts.Supervisor Employee
Headcount Ratio
Ratio of supervisors to all employees. This counts # employees with direct reports
divided by all reports. It is also known as manager span of control and approximates
the average number of direct reports that each supervisor manages.
4.7.94
Workforce Profile
Facts.Supervisor
Headcount
4.7.95
Workforce Profile
Facts.Total FTE
FTE of all workforce including contractors, part time and full time (inactive employees
are also included). Use this metric with employment category, job, or position
dimension to see # employees in a certain dimension. You can filter for contractors,
part time or full time through the Employment Category Description Field.
Aggregation rule is last value when used with time dimension. With all other
dimensions, aggregation rule is sum.
Loyalty Analytics
This chapter describes metrics available in Loyalty Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 7.9.6.
Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Loyalty Analytics.
Note: All Subject Areas in Loyalty Analytics application, except Partners, have a "-by tier segment" version with
extra analysis on Customer segment dimension. All these metric definitions hold good for "-by tier segment"
subject areas too.
Metric Name
Description
5.1.1
Member Points Monetary Liability is the monetary equivalent of all outstanding points
across all members. Its equal to the number of outstanding points * cost per point
5.1.2
Change in member points monetary liability during the last quarter. Member Points
Monetary Liability Net Change is all of the available points across all members today
minus a quarter ago.
5.1.3
Redemption Opportunity Cost is the opportunity cost of all products redeemed against
points; currency equivalent of all free products provided as reward/redemptions to date
. It is calculated as the number of points * the cost per point retrieved from a flat file,
and then add the price amount.
5.1.4
Reward Cost of Partner Products is the partner price amount multiplied by the number
of points.
5.1.5
Change in member points monetary liability during the last year. Member Points
Monetary Liability Net Change is all of the available points across all members today
minus a year ago.
5.1.6
Loyalty Program Liability is Total Points from the Partner Point Block Fact minus Points
Consumed from the Point Block Dimension, times the Sale Price in the Partner Point
Block Fact.
5.1.7
This metric is calculated as, number of outstanding points times the Cost Per Point
5.1.8
Loyalty Program Liability - Partner Cost is Total Points from the Partner Point Block
Fact minus Points Consumed from the Point Block Dimension, times the Sale Price in
the Partner Point Block Fact.
5.1.9
Loyalty Program Liability, a quarter back. Loyalty Program Liability is Total Points from
the Partner Point Block Fact minus Points Consumed from the Point Block Dimension,
times the Sale Price in the Partner Point Block Fact.
5.1.10
Loyalty Program Liability Net Change is the difference between program liability today
and a quarter ago
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.1.11
Loyalty Program Liability, an year back. Loyalty Program Liability is Total Points from
the Partner Point Block Fact minus Points Consumed from the Point Block Dimension,
times the Sale Price in the Partner Point Block Fact.
5.1.12
Loyalty Program Liability Net Change is the difference between program liability today
and an year ago
5.1.13
5.1.14
5.1.15
This metric helps to see what the average member spending is. It is the Order Size
divided by the # of Orders. If there is an external order number and an amount value,
the amount value will be summed and divided by the count of external order numbers.
When there is no amount value, the number of points times cost per point will be
summed and divided by the count of external order numbers. .
5.1.16
Member Revenue is calculated at the member transaction grain. It is the toal revenue
genrated by loyalty program members by participating in the loyalty program.
5.1.17
Member Revenue % is the percentage of revenue from the Loyalty Program members
to the total revenue. It is calculated as Member Revenue / Total Revenue * 100. Total
Revenue is a user input value.
5.1.18
Non Member Revenue is the total revenue generated from outside Loyalty programs.
It's the revenue from those customers who are not loyalty program members
5.1.19
Percentage revenue from customers not enrolled in Loyalty Programs to the total
revenue. The Non Member Revenue divided by Total Revenue, multiplied by 100.
Total Revenue is a user input value.
5.1.20
This metric is calculated at the member transaction grain. When there is an external
order number and an amount value against a loyalty transaction, the amount value will
be summed; when there is no amount value, this will be calculated as Number of Points
times Cost per Point.
5.1.21
Partner Revenue is the currency equivalent of all point block points across all partner
accounts. It is calculated as the total points times the sales price.
5.1.22
The fees/charges collected by the Loyalty Program for various services offered to the
Program members. When there is a service revenue for a member, sum the total
amount.
5.1.23
5.1.24
Percentage change in average order size during the last month. It is calculated as the
Average Order Size minus the month ago average order size divided the month ago
average order size, times 100.
5.1.25
Percentage change in member revenue during the last month. % Change Month Ago
Member Revenue is the Member Revenue to date minus the month ago member
revenue, divided by the month ago member revenue, times 100.
5.1.26
% Change Month Ago Non Member Revenue is the Non Member Revenue to date
minus the month ago non member revenue, divided by the month ago non member
revenue, times 100.
5.1.27
QAGO.% Change in
Quarter Ago Average Order
Size
Percentage change in average order size during the last quarter. It is calculates as the
Average Order Size minus the quarter ago average order size divided the quarter ago
average order size, times 100.
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.1.28
Percentage change in member revenue during the last quarter. % Change Quarter Ago
Member Revenue is the Member Revenue to date minus the quarter ago member
revenue, divided by the quarter ago member revenue, times 100.
5.1.29
5.1.30
Percentage change in average order size during the last year. It is calculate as the
Average Order Size minus the year ago average order size divided the year ago
average order size, times 100.
5.1.31
Percentage change in member revenue during the last year. It's calculated as the
Member Revenue to date minus the year ago member revenue, divided by the year
ago member revenue, times 100.
5.1.32
Metric Name
Description
5.2.1
5.2.2
Number of members with a valid membership status but have not done any transaction
in the past N number of days, where N is defined by the repository static variable
LOY_NUM_OF_DAYS
5.2.3
Number of members enrolled in the loyalty program, with a valid membership status
5.2.4
# of members enrolled into the loyalty program, expressed as moving average for 6
months
5.2.5
5.2.6
5.2.7
# of members newly enrolled into the program within the selected time period
5.2.8
Loyalty Member
Facts.Enrollment Growth
Rate
5.2.9
5.2.10
# of Points Expired are those redemption records which have an expired flag of 'Y'.
The redemption type is 'Expired'.
5.2.11
# of Points Loaned is the sum of the Number of Points (Accrued) where the transaction
sub type is 'Loan'.
5.2.12
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.2.13
Average # of Accrued Points is the sum of the Number of Points Accrued divided by
count of members.
5.2.14
Average # of Expired Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Redeemed Value)
where Expired Flag is 'Y' & Redemption Type is 'Expired', divided by count of
members.
5.2.15
Average # of Redeemed Points is the sum of the Number of rdeemed Points divided by
count of members.
5.2.16
Burning Rate % is the rate at which members are burning points. It is the # of points
Redeemed / # points earned * 100.
5.2.17
Earning Rate % is the rate at which members are earning points. It is the # of points
Accrued / Member Points Balance * 100.
5.2.18
Expiration Rate % is the rate at which points are expiring. It is the # of points Expired
divided by the Member Points Balance * 100.
5.2.19
Member Points Balance is the point balance (available points) in all members accounts.
It is the # of points accrued minus the # of points redeemed minus # of points expired.
5.2.20
Running sum of Member Point Balance. Total outstanding member point balance
5.2.21
5.2.22
5.2.23
Average time it takes for the members to move from one tier to another higher tier, in
days
5.2.24
Average time it takes for the members to move from one tier to another, in days
5.2.25
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a month ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a month ago.
5.2.26
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a month ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a month ago.
5.2.27
Itis the # of points Expired today minus the # of points Expired a month ago, divided by
the # of points Expired a month ago.
5.2.28
5.2.29
MAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Change
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.2.30
Member Value
Facts.Member Profitability
'Difference between the revenue earned from and the cost associated with a member.
As with other group ranking metrics, group the members into different buckets and
assign a rank to the group'
5.2.31
Member Value at a given point in time. This metric is sourced directly from
transactional application attribute, value score.
5.2.32
5.2.33
5.2.34
5.2.35
5.2.36
Non Members
Facts.Member to Customer
Ratio
5.2.37
5.2.38
5.2.39
5.2.40
QAGO Member
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Cancelled Members
5.2.41
QAGO Member
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Members
5.2.42
QAGO Member
Facts.Quarter Ago
Enrollment Growth Rate
5.2.43
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a quarter ago.
5.2.44
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a quarter ago.
5.2.45
It is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points Expired a quarter ago, divided
by the # of points Expired a quarter ago.
5.2.46
Percentage change in member point balance during the last quarter. It is calculated as
the current balance minus the balance a quarter ago, divided by the balance a quarter
ago, times 100.
5.2.47
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter # of Points
Expiring
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.2.48
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Decrease
Quarter Ago Member Points Balance Decrease is the # of points debited to the
member accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Redeemed today minus the #
of points Redeemed a quarter ago.
5.2.49
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Increase
Quarter Ago Member Points Balance Increase is the # of points credited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points
Accrued a quarter ago.
5.2.50
5.2.51
5.2.52
5.2.53
5.2.54
5.2.55
5.2.56
5.2.57
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a year ago.
5.2.58
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a year ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a year ago.
5.2.59
It is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points Expired a year ago, divided by
the # of points Expired a year ago.
5.2.60
Percentage change in member point balance during the last year. It is calculated as the
current balance minus the balance a year ago, divided by the balance a year ago,
times 100.
5.2.61
5.2.62
5.2.63
Year Ago Member Points Balance Decrease is the # of points debited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago.
5.2.64
Loyalty Analytics
Metric Name
Description
5.3.1
Total # of partners
5.3.2
Loyalty Partner
Facts.Invoice Billed
Amount
Amount billed to partner for sale of loyalty points, applicable to pre-paid partners
5.3.3
Loyalty Partner
Facts.Partner Account
Point Balance
5.3.4
Loyalty Partner
Facts.Partner Account
Point Balance Increase
increase in the points in partner accounts since the last time (Additonal points
purchased by partners and Points returned back to the partner account (point blocks
actually) as a result of cancellation / accrual reversal)
5.3.5
Loyalty Partner
Facts.Partner Account
Points Balance Decreased
decrease in the points in partner accounts since the last time (points debited to partner
account as a result of accruals)
5.3.6
Loyalty Partner
Facts.Partner Points
Liability
5.3.7
5.3.8
Net change in the points in partner accounts for quater ago (points debited to partner
account as a result of accruals)
5.3.9
5.3.10
Partner points liability, an year back. Partner points liability is the currency equivalent of
point balance in partner accounts. Calculate the currency equivalent for all the points in
Partner account based on Point Types and cost per point. Applicable to post-paid
partners
5.3.11
5.3.12
5.3.13
5.3.14
5.3.15
Metric Name
Description
5.4.1
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.4.2
Number of members with a valid membership status but have not done any transaction
in the past N number of days, where N is defined by the repository static variable
LOY_NUM_OF_DAYS
5.4.3
5.4.4
# of members enrolled into the loyalty program, expressed as moving average for 6
months
5.4.5
5.4.6
5.4.7
# of members newly enrolled into the program within the selected time period
5.4.8
Loyalty Member
Facts.Enrollment Growth
Rate
5.4.9
5.4.10
# of Points Expired are those redemption records which have an expired flag of 'Y'.
The redemption type is 'Expired'.
5.4.11
# of Points Loaned is the sum of the Number of Points (Accrualed Value) where the
transaction sub type is 'Loan'.
5.4.12
5.4.13
Average # of Accrued Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Accrualed Value)
divided by count of members.
5.4.14
Average # of Expired Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Redeemed Value)
where Expired Flag is 'Y'; Redemption Type is 'Expired', divided by count of members.
5.4.15
Average # of Redeemed Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Redeemed Value)
divided by count of members.
5.4.16
Burning Rate % is the rate at which members are burning points. It is the # of points
Redeemed divided by the Member Points Balance, times 100.
5.4.17
Earning Rate % is the rate at which members are earning points. It is the # of points
Accrued divided by the Member Points Balance.
5.4.18
Expiration Rate % is the rate at which points are expiring. It is the # of points Expired
divided by the Member Points Balance.
5.4.19
Member Points Balance is the point balance (available points) in all members accounts.
It is the # of points accrued minus the # of points redeemed minus # of points expired.
5.4.20
Running sum of Member Point Balance. Total outstanding member point balance
5.4.21
5.4.22
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.4.23
5.4.24
# of Vouchers is the count of the Vouchers, issued over time, collected via the Activity
Fact.
5.4.25
Loyalty Transaction
Facts.Average # of
Transactions
Total Number of transactions across the programs divided by the total number of
transactions per program.
5.4.26
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a month ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a month ago.
5.4.27
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a month ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a month ago.
5.4.28
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a month ago, divided by the # of points Expired a month ago, expressed as
percentage.
5.4.29
5.4.30
MAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Change
5.4.31
MAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Month
Ago # of Transactions
% Change in Month Ago # of Transactions is the # of transactions minus the month ago
# of transactions, divided by the month ago # of transactions, times 100.
5.4.32
MAGO Transaction
Facts.Month Ago # of
Transactions
5.4.33
Member Value
Facts.Frequency Score
Frequency Score metric will classify the entire members with a valid membership status
into 6 buckets based on the frequency of transactions and assign a rank from 1 -10, 10
being the best.
Calculation provided out of the box is as follows:
# of Transactions in the last year relative to current date(Related Score)
> 20
(10)
> 15 and < 20 (8)
> 10 and < 15 (5)
> 5 and < 10 (3)
> 2 and < 5 (2)
0 or 1
(1)
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.4.34
Member Value
Facts.Monetary Value
Based on the member revenue generated last year, the members are grouped into 10
buckets and members in each decile gets a rank, 10 being the highest and 1 the lowest
rank
Calculation provided out of the box is as follows:
The Member Revenue in decile (Related Score)
= 1st decile (10)
= 2nd decile (9)
= 3rd decile (8)
= 4th decile (7)
= 5th decile (6)
= 6th decile (5)
= 7th decile (4)
= 8th decile (3)
= 9th decile (2)
= 10th decile (1)
5.4.35
5.4.36
Yield is typically used by Airlines. It is calculated as number of miles flown for each
dollar the member spends with the company. This is same as miles per dollar.
Calculation provided out of the box uses points instead of miles. Total # of Points
Accrued / Revenue.
5.4.37
5.4.38
5.4.39
QAGO Member
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Members
5.4.40
QAGO Member
Facts.Quarter Ago
Enrollment Growth Rate
5.4.41
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a quarter ago.
5.4.42
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a quarter ago.
5.4.43
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Expired a quarter ago.
5.4.44
% Change Quarter Ago Member Point Balance is the current balance minus the
balance a quarter ago, divided by the balance a quarter ago, times 100.
5.4.45
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter # of Points
Expiring
5.4.46
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Decrease
Quarter Ago Member Points Balance Decrease is the # of points debited to the
member accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Redeemed today minus the #
of points Redeemed a quarter ago.
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.4.47
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Increase
Quarter Ago Member Points Balance Increase is the # of points credited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points
Accrued a quarter ago.
5.4.48
QAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Quarter
Ago # of Transactions
5.4.49
QAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Quarter
Ago # of Vouchers
5.4.50
QAGO Transaction
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Transactions
5.4.51
QAGO Transaction
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Vouchers
5.4.52
5.4.53
5.4.54
5.4.55
5.4.56
5.4.57
5.4.58
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a year ago.
5.4.59
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a year ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a year ago.
5.4.60
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a year ago, divided by the # of points Expired a year ago.
5.4.61
% Change Year Ago Member Point Balance is the current balance minus the balance a
year ago, divided by the balance a year ago, times 100.
5.4.62
5.4.63
Year Ago Member Points Balance Change is the net change between Points Balance
Increase a year ago and Points Balance Decrease a year ago.
5.4.64
Year Ago Member Points Balance Decrease is the # of points debited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago.
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.4.65
Year Ago Member Points Balance Increase is the # of points credited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points
Accrued a year ago.
5.4.66
% Change in Year Ago # of Transactions is the # of transactions minus the year ago #
of transactions, divided by the year ago # of transactions, times 100.
5.4.67
5.4.68
YAGO Transaction
Facts.Year Ago # of
Transactions
5.4.69
YAGO Transaction
Facts.Year Ago # of
Vouchers
Metric Name
Description
5.5.1
5.5.2
5.5.3
5.5.4
5.5.5
Loyalty Promotion
Facts.Promotion Response
Rate
Metric Name
Description
5.6.1
5.6.2
Number of Points Expired .are those redemption records which have an expired flag of
'Y'. The redemption type is 'Expired'.
5.6.3
# of Points Loaned is the sum of the Number of Points where the transaction sub type
is 'Loan'.
5.6.4
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.6.5
Average # of Accrued Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Accrualed Value)
divided by count of members.
5.6.6
Average # of Expired Points is the sum of the Expired Points divided by count of
members.
5.6.7
Average # of Redeemed Points is the sum of the Number of Points (Redeemed Value)
divided by count of members.
5.6.8
Burning Rate % is the rate at which members are burning points. It is the # of points
Redeemed divided by the Member Points Balance, times 100.
5.6.9
Earning Rate % is the rate at which members are earning points. It is the # of points
Accrued divided by the Member Points Balance.
5.6.10
Expiration Rate % is the rate at which points are expiring. It is the # of points Expired
divided by the Member Points Balance * 100.
5.6.11
Member Points Balance is the point balance (available points) in all member accounts.
It is the # of points accrued minus the # of points redeemed minus number of point
expired.
5.6.12
Running sum of Member Point Balance. Total outstanding member point balance
5.6.13
5.6.14
Amount receivable from partners as sale of Loyalty points. Accual Item Number of
Points (Accrualed Value) times cost per point.
5.6.15
This metric helps to see what the average spending is. If there is an external order
number and an amount value, the amount value will be summed and divided by the
count of external order numbers. When there is no amount value, the number of points
times cost per point will be summed and divided by the count of external order
numbers. It is the Order Size divided by the # of Orders.
5.6.16
Member Revenue is calculated at the member transaction grain. It is the toal revenue
genrated by loyalty program members by participating in the loyalty program.
5.6.17
Member Revenue % is the percentage of revenue from the Loyalty Program members
to the total revenue. The Member Revenue divided by Total Revenue, multiplied by
100. Total Revenue is a user input value.
5.6.18
Non Member Revenue is the total revenue generated from outside Loyalty programs.
It's the revenue from those customers who are not loyalty program members
5.6.19
Non Member Revenue % is percentage revenue from people not enrolled in Loyalty
Programs to the total revenue. The Non Member Revenue divided by Total Revenue,
multiplied by 100. Total Revenue is a user input value.
5.6.20
When there is an external order number and an amount value, the amount value will be
summed. When there is no amount value, this will be calculated as Number of Points
times Cost per Point.
5.6.21
Partner Revenue is all the available points across all partner accounts. It is calculated
as the total points times the sales price.
5.6.22
The fees/charges collected by the Loyalty Program for various services offered to the
Program members. When there is a service request for a member, sum the total
amount.
5.6.23
Overall revenue of the firm. Total Revenue is input from a flat file.
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.6.24
5.6.25
5.6.26
5.6.27
5.6.28
Loyalty Transaction
Facts.Average # of
Transactions
Total Number of transactions across the programs divided by the total number of
transactions per program.
5.6.29
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a month ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a month ago.
5.6.30
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a month ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a month ago.
5.6.31
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a month ago, divided by the # of points Expired a month ago.
5.6.32
5.6.33
% Change in Month Ago Average Order Size is the Average Order Size minus the
month ago average order size divided the month ago average order size, times 100.
5.6.34
5.6.35
% Change Month Ago Non Member Revenue is the Non Member Revenue to date
minus the month ago non member revenue, divided by the month ago non member
revenue, times 100.
5.6.36
MAGO Revenue
Facts.Month Ago Average
Order Size
This metric helps to see what the average spending is. If there is an external order
number and an amount value, the amount value will be summed and divided by the
count of external order numbers. When there is no amount value, the number of points
times cost per point will be summed and divided by the count of external order
numbers.
5.6.37
MAGO Revenue
Facts.Month Ago Member
Revenue
5.6.38
MAGO Revenue
Facts.Month Ago Member
Revenue %
5.6.39
MAGO Revenue
Facts.Month Ago Non
Member Revenue
Non Member Revenue is the total revenue generated from outside Loyalty programs.
When a member does not exist for a given revenue transaction, and an external order
number exists, then sum the number of points times cost per point. If an external order
number does not exist, sum the total amount.
5.6.40
MAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Month
Ago # of Transactions
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.6.41
MAGO Transaction
Facts.Month Ago # of
Transactions
5.6.42
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a quarter ago.
5.6.43
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a quarter ago.
5.6.44
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a quarter ago, divided by the # of points Expired a quarter ago.
5.6.45
% Change Quarter Ago Member Point Balance is the current balance minus the
balance a quarter ago, divided by the balance a quarter ago, times 100.
5.6.46
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter # of Points
Expiring
5.6.47
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Decrease
Year Ago Member Points Balance Increase is the # of points credited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points
Accrued a year ago.
5.6.48
QAGO Points
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Points Balance Increase
Quarter Ago Member Points Balance Increase is the # of points credited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points
Accrued a quarter ago.
5.6.49
% Change in Quarter Ago Average Order Size is the Average Order Size minus the
quarter ago average order size divided the quarter ago average order size, times 100.
5.6.50
5.6.51
% Change Quarter Ago Non Member Revenue is the Non Member Revenue to date
minus the quarter ago non member revenue, divided by the quarter ago non member
revenue, times 100.
5.6.52
QAGO Revenue
Facts.Quarter Ago Average
Order Size
This metric helps to see what the average spending is. If there is an external order
number and an amount value, the amount value will be summed and divided by the
count of external order numbers. When there is no amount value, the number of points
times cost per point will be summed and divided by the count of external order
numbers.
5.6.53
QAGO Revenue
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Revenue
5.6.54
QAGO Revenue
Facts.Quarter Ago Member
Revenue %
5.6.55
QAGO Revenue
Facts.Quarter Ago Non
Member Revenue
Non Member Revenue is the total revenue generated from outside Loyalty programs.
When a member does not exist for a given revenue transaction, and an external order
number exists, then sum the number of points times cost per point. If an external order
number does not exist, sum the total amount.
5.6.56
QAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Quarter
Ago # of Transactions
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.6.57
QAGO Transaction
Facts.% Change in Quarter
Ago # of Vouchers
Percentage change in number of vouchers issued during last quarter. Its calculated as
( # of vouchers - # of vouchers a quarter ago) / # of vouchers a quarter ago * 100.
5.6.58
QAGO Transaction
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Transactions
5.6.59
QAGO Transaction
Facts.Quarter Ago # of
Vouchers
5.6.60
5.6.61
Burning Rate % Change is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago, divided by the # of points Redeemed a year ago.
5.6.62
Earning Rate % Change is the # of points Accrued today minus the # of points Accrued
a year ago, divided by the # of points Accrued a year ago.
5.6.63
Expiration Rate % Change is the # of points Expired today minus the # of points
Expired a year ago, divided by the # of points Expired a year ago.
5.6.64
Percentage change in member point balance during the last year. It is calculated as the
current balance minus the balance a year ago, divided by the balance a year ago,
times 100
5.6.65
5.6.66
5.6.67
Year Ago Member Points Balance Decrease is the # of points debited to the member
accounts since the last time. It is the # of points Redeemed today minus the # of points
Redeemed a year ago.
5.6.68
5.6.69
% Change in Year Ago Average Order Size is the Average Order Size minus the year
ago average order size divided the year ago average order size, times 100.
5.6.70
5.6.71
% Change Year Ago Non Member Revenue is the Non Member Revenue to date
minus the year ago non member revenue, divided by the year ago non member
revenue, times 100.
5.6.72
This metric helps to see what the average spending is. If there is an external order
number and an amount value, the amount value will be summed and divided by the
count of external order numbers. When there is no amount value, the number of points
times cost per point will be summed and divided by the count of external order
numbers.
5.6.73
5.6.74
Loyalty Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
5.6.75
Non Member Revenue is the total revenue generated from outside Loyalty programs.
When a member does not exist for a given revenue transaction, and an external order
number exists, then sum the number of points times cost per point. If an external order
number does not exist, sum the total amount.
5.6.76
% Change in Year Ago # of Transactions is the # of transactions minus the year ago #
of transactions, divided by the year ago # of transactions, times 100.
5.6.77
5.6.78
YAGO Transaction
Facts.Year Ago # of
Transactions
5.6.79
YAGO Transaction
Facts.Year Ago # of
Vouchers
# of Vouchers is the count of the Vouchers, issued over time, iin the Voucher
Dimension.
Marketing Analytics
This chapter describes metrics available in Marketing Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications
7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Marketing Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
6.1.1
Campaign Execution
Facts.# Called
6.1.2
Campaign Execution
Facts.# Contacted
6.1.3
Campaign Execution
Facts.# E- Mail Messages
Bounced
6.1.4
Campaign Execution
Facts.# E- Mail Messages
Delivered
6.1.5
Campaign Execution
Facts.# E- Mail Messages
Sent
6.1.6
Campaign Execution
Facts.# E-Mail Messages
Opened
6.1.7
Campaign Execution
Facts.# Individual Called
6.1.8
Campaign Execution
Facts.# Individual
Contacted
6.1.9
Campaign Execution
Facts.# of Accounts Called
6.1.10
Campaign Execution
Facts.# of Accounts
Contacted
6.1.11
Campaign Execution
Facts.% Account Targets
Called
% of the # targeted in a campaign that have been called by the Telemarketing agents
or through e-mail campaigns. Shows progress of a call center campaign
6.1.12
Campaign Execution
Facts.% Account Targets
Contacted
% of the # targeted in a campaign that have been called by the Telemarketing agents
or through e-mail campaigns. Shows progress of a call center campaign
6.1.13
Campaign Execution
Facts.% Contacted
% of the # targeted in a campaign that have been called by the Telemarketing agents
or through e-mail campaigns. Shows progress of a call center campaign
6.1.14
Campaign Execution
Facts.% of Individual
Targets Called
% of the # targeted in a campaign that have been called by the Telemarketing agents
or through e-mail campaigns. Shows progress of a call center campaign
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.15
Campaign Execution
Facts.% of Individual
Targets Contacted
% of the # targeted in a campaign that have been called by the Telemarketing agents
or through e-mail campaigns. Shows progress of a call center campaign
6.1.16
Campaign Execution
Facts.Avg. Number of
Attempts (Phone)
6.1.17
Campaign Execution
Facts.Avg. Number of Days
to Contact
6.1.18
Campaign Execution
Facts.E- Mail Message
Open Rate (%)
6.1.19
The above measures calculates the unique number of accounts that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.1.20
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts that were in a launched
campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The information is
latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.1.21
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts or prospects that were
in a launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.1.22
The above measures calculates the unique number of prospects that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.1.23
6.1.24
6.1.25
6.1.26
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts or accounts that were
in a launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.1.27
Campaign Launch
Facts.Cumulative #
Targeted (Unique)
6.1.28
6.1.29
6.1.30
6.1.31
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.32
6.1.33
6.1.34
# of Accounts that Overlap between two specified campaigns. Please see report on
Customer Insight (B2B) dashboard, Interaction tab
6.1.35
# of Accounts that Overlap between two specified unlaunced campaigns. Please see
report on Customer Insight (B2B) dashboard, Interaction tab
6.1.36
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2B Leads with associated revenue
6.1.37
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2C Leads with associated revenue
6.1.38
Metric "Average Cost per Account with Leads with Revenue" is defined as Average
cost across all B2Bleads with associated revenue. And this variance metric gives the
difference between planned/predicted and actual value of "Average Cost per Account
with Leads with Revenue"
6.1.39
Metric "Average Cost per Contact with Leads with Revenue" is defined as Average cost
across all B2C leads with associated revenue. And this variance metric gives the
difference between planned/predicted and actual value of "Average Cost per Contact
with Leads with Revenue"
6.1.40
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Accounts Targeted
Accounts
6.1.41
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Accounts with
Opportunities
6.1.42
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Contacts Targeted
6.1.43
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Contacts with
Opportunities
6.1.44
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Leads
6.1.45
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Accounts with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2B Leads with associated orders
6.1.46
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Contacts with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2C Leads with associated orders
6.1.47
Goal Variance.Variance in
Account % Conversion
Rate to Orders
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.48
Goal Variance.Variance in
Account Response Rate
6.1.49
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Account
with Orders
Metric "Avg .Cost per Account with Orders" is defined as Average cost across all B2CB
customers who have placed an order. And this variance metric gives the difference
between planned/predicted and actual value of "Avg .Cost per Account with Orders"
6.1.50
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Accounts
with Opportunities
Metric "Avg .Cost per Accounts with Opportunities" is defined as Average cost across
all B2B customers/prospects with an associated opportunity created. And this variance
metric gives the difference between planned/predicted and actual value of "Avg .Cost
per Contact with Accounts"
6.1.51
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contact
with Orders
Metric "Avg .Cost per Contact with Orders" is defined as Average cost across all B2C
customers who have placed an order. And this variance metric gives the difference
between planned/predicted and actual value of "Avg .Cost per Contact with Orders"
6.1.52
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contacts
with Opportunities
Metric "Avg .Cost per Contacts with Opportunities" is defined as Average cost across
all B2C customers/prospects with an associated opportunity created. And this variance
metric gives the difference between planned/predicted and actual value of "Avg .Cost
per Contacts with Opportunities"
6.1.53
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Lead
6.1.54
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Accounts
Metric "Avg .Revenue per sale to Accounts" is defined as Average sale across all B2B
customers who placed an order. And this variance metric gives the difference between
planned and actual value of "Avg .Revenue per sale to Accounts"
6.1.55
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Individuals
Metric "Avg .Revenue per sale to Individuals" is defined as Average sale across all B2C
customers who placed an order. And this variance metric gives the difference between
planned and actual value of "Avg .Revenue per sale to Individuals"
6.1.56
Goal Variance.Variance in
Contact % Conversion
Rate to Orders
6.1.57
Goal Variance.Variance in
Contact Response Rate
6.1.58
Goal Variance.Variance in
Revenue
6.1.59
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI (%)
6.1.60
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI Amount
6.1.61
Goal Variance.Variance in
Total Expense
6.1.62
6.1.63
6.1.64
Total number of leads with revenue associated (This is applicable to pre 8.1 Siebel
CRM Application)
6.1.65
Lead Facts(pre
7.9.6).Account Conversion
Rate to Leads (%) with
Revenue
B2B Lead conversion rate (Applicable to pre 8.1 Leads model from Siebel CRM)
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.66
Lead Facts(pre
7.9.6).Average # of Days
Open for Unqualified Leads
with Revenue
Average number of days lead remains unqualified and which has an associated
opportunity revenue (Applicable to pre 8.1 Leads model from Siebel CRM)
6.1.67
Lead Facts(pre
7.9.6).Average # of Days to
Accept Leads with
Revenue
Average number of days to accept the leads and which has an associated opportunity
revenue (Applicable to pre 8.1 Leads model from Siebel CRM)
6.1.68
Lead Facts(pre
7.9.6).Contact Conversion
Rate to Leads (%) with
Revenue
B2C Lead conversion rate (Applicable to pre 8.1 Leads model from Siebel CRM)
6.1.69
6.1.70
6.1.71
6.1.72
6.1.73
# of Campaign Plans
6.1.74
# of Campaign Plans
6.1.75
# of Campaign Plans
6.1.76
6.1.77
6.1.78
6.1.79
6.1.80
6.1.81
6.1.82
6.1.83
6.1.84
6.1.85
Opportunity Facts.# of
Accounts with
Opportunities
6.1.86
Opportunity Facts.# of
Losses
6.1.87
Opportunity Facts.# of
Opportunities
6.1.88
Opportunity Facts.# of
Targeted Opportunities
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.89
Opportunity Facts.# of
Wins
6.1.90
Opportunity Facts.Actual
Opty Conversion Rate
6.1.91
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Revenue
6.1.92
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
6.1.93
This metric displays the # of Wins divided by the Total # of Wins and Losses.
6.1.94
6.1.95
6.1.96
Order Facts.# of
Opportunities with Orders
6.1.97
6.1.98
6.1.99
6.1.100
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
6.1.101
Order Facts.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
6.1.102
Order Facts.Cumulative
Units Sold
6.1.103
6.1.104
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.1.105
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.1.106
6.1.107
6.1.108
The ratio of campaign contacts who placed an order to the total # of contacts targeted
by the campaign
6.1.109
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
6.1.110
Order Facts.Quantity
Shipped
6.1.111
Total Revenue earned in a campaign divided by total orders booked due to the
campaign. Works only at the Campaign Plan and campaign level.
6.1.112
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
6.1.113
6.1.114
Predicted Goals.#
Opportunities (Predicted)
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.115
6.1.116
6.1.117
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Lead (Predicted)
the average cost expected per lead a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.1.118
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Opportunity
(Predicted)
the average cost expected per opportunity a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.1.119
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Order (Predicted)
the average cost expected per order a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.1.120
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Contribution Margin
(Predicted)
6.1.121
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Revenue per Sale
(Predicted)
6.1.122
Predicted
Goals.Conversion Rate
(Predicted)
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
6.1.123
Predicted Goals.Response
Rate (%) (Predicted)
6.1.124
Predicted Goals.Revenue
(Predicted)
6.1.125
Predicted Goals.ROI
Amount (Predicted)
6.1.126
Predicted Goals.ROI%
(Predicted)
6.1.127
Predicted Goals.Total
Expenses (Predicted)
6.1.128
Program Budget
Facts.Campaign Budget
Assigned
6.1.129
Program Budget
Facts.Campaign Budget
Requested
6.1.130
Program Budget
Facts.Program Budget
Assigned
6.1.131
Program Budget
Facts.Program Budget
Requested
6.1.132
Response Facts.#
Accounts Responded
6.1.133
Response Facts.# of
Responded Accounts
converted to Opportunities
6.1.134
Response Facts.#
Responders (B2B)
Converted to Lead
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.1.135
Response Facts.#
Responders (B2C)
Converted to Lead
6.1.136
Response Facts.#
Responders (Contacts)
# of Unique Respondants.
6.1.137
Response Facts.#
Responses
Total # of Responses. Works at the Program Plan, Program, Stage , Campaign plan
and Campaign level
6.1.138
Response Facts.#
Responses by Account
# Responses by Account
6.1.139
Response Facts.#
Responses Converted to
Lead
6.1.140
Response Facts.% of
Program Response
% of Response within a specified Program plan coming from the specified set (like
Campaigns).
6.1.141
Response Facts.% of
Response Method
% of Responses falling into the specified Response type category. This metric may
also be constrained Campaigns etc.
6.1.142
Response Facts.% of
Response Type
% of Responses falling into the specified Response type category. This metric may
also be constrained Campaigns etc.
6.1.143
Response Facts.%
Responses converted to
Leads
6.1.144
Response Facts.Actual
Opty Conversion Rate
6.1.145
Response Facts.Average
Response Lag in Days
The lag is calculated from Campaign Start Date. The lag for each response is
averaged. Will work at the Campaign level only
6.1.146
Response
Facts.Cumulative #
Responders (Unique)
cumulative # of Respondants.
6.1.147
Response
Facts.Cumulative
Response Rate
(Individuals)
6.1.148
Response Facts.Rank by #
of Unique Responders
6.1.149
Response Facts.Response
Rate (Accounts)
% of # Targeted within a specified Campaign plan coming from the specified set (like
Campaigns)
6.1.150
Response Facts.Response
Rate(Contacts)
% of # Targeted within a specified Campaign plan coming from the specified set (like
Campaigns)
Metric Name
Description
6.2.1
Customer Counts.#
Accounts For All Contacts
6.2.2
6.2.3
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.2.4
Customer Counts.#
Contacts for All Accounts
6.2.5
Customer Counts.#
Contacts with SRs
6.2.6
Customer Counts.#
Household Contacts
6.2.7
Customer Counts.#
Households
Total # of households
6.2.8
Customer Counts.# of
Contacts with Activities
6.2.9
Customer Counts.# of
Contacts with Orders
6.2.10
Number of additional contacts created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
6.2.11
Customer Counts.#
Targeted (Contacts)
6.2.12
Customer Counts.#
Targeted (Individuals)
6.2.13
Customer Counts.#
Targeted (Prospects)
6.2.14
Customer Counts.Contact
Attrition
The number of contacts that have become inactive or have been deleted since the last
time the data warehouse was refreshed.
6.2.15
Customer Counts.Total # of
Profile Contacts
6.2.16
6.2.17
Household Facts.#
Households
Total # of households
6.2.18
Household Facts.Average
# of Contacts per
Household
6.2.19
Household Facts.Average
Household Income
6.2.20
Household Facts.Average
Household Net Worth
6.2.21
Household Facts.Total
Household Income
6.2.22
Household Facts.Total
Household Net Worth
6.2.23
Marketing Interactions.# of
Accounts Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of accounts that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.2.24
Marketing Interactions.# of
Activity Campaign Plans
6.2.25
Marketing Interactions.# of
Contacts Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts that were in a launched
campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The information is
latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.2.26
Marketing Interactions.# of
Individuals Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts or prospects that were
in a launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.2.27
Marketing Interactions.# of
Prospects Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of prospects that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.2.28
Marketing Interactions.# of
Surveys
6.2.29
Marketing Interactions.# of
Times Promoted To
Customer (Contact)
6.2.30
Marketing Interactions.#
Overlapping Contacts in
Campaigns
# of Accounts that Overlap between two specified unlaunced campaigns. Please see
report on Customer Insight (B2B) dashboard, Interaction tab
6.2.31
Marketing Interactions.#
Responses
Total # of Responses. Works at the Program Plan, Program, Stage , Campaign plan
and Campaign level
6.2.32
Marketing Interactions.#
Responses by Account
# Responses by Account
6.2.33
Marketing Interactions.#
Responses by Contact
# Responses by Contact
6.2.34
Marketing Interactions.#
Responses Converted to
Opportunities
6.2.35
Marketing Interactions.#
Targeted (Individuals)
6.2.36
Marketing
Interactions.Average
Response Lag in Days
The lag is calculated from Campaign Start Date. The lag for each response is
averaged. Will work at the Campaign level only
6.2.37
Marketing
Interactions.Average
Weeks Between
Promotions for Customer
6.2.38
Marketing
Interactions.Customer
Promoted to within Days
Selects the customers that were targeted in a campaign within the specifed # of days
from 'today'
6.2.39
Marketing Interactions.First
Time Promoted to
Customer
6.2.40
Marketing Interactions.Last
Time Promoted to
Customer
6.2.41
Marketing
Interactions.Marketing Cost
Per Customer
6.2.42
Marketing
Interactions.Marketing Cost
per Customer (Individuals)
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.2.43
Marketing
Interactions.Propensity To
Respond to Promotions by
Contact
6.2.44
Marketing
Interactions.Propensity to
Respond to Promotions by
Contact (Tertile)
See Metric "Propensity to Respond to Promotions". This metric breaks the range into
three buckets based on range of values
6.2.45
Marketing
Interactions.Responses per
Responder
6.2.46
6.2.47
6.2.48
6.2.49
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Contact
6.2.50
# of Orders for the Product in the Market Basket of Another specifed product. Please
see Market Basket Report
6.2.51
6.2.52
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Purchases by
Products (Accounts)
This metric measures the % of Orders for a given Product that also include a given
Market Basket Product.
6.2.53
Purchase Behavior.# of
Accounts with Orders
6.2.54
Purchase Behavior.# of
Assets
6.2.55
Purchase Behavior.# of
items in Web Shopping cart
6.2.56
Purchase Behavior.# of
Orders
6.2.57
Purchase Behavior.# of
Products Purchased by
Contact
6.2.58
Purchase
Behavior.Average Deal
Size
This metric measures the Average Opportunity Size for closed opportunities.
6.2.59
Purchase
Behavior.Average Discount
% across Web Shopping
cart
6.2.60
Purchase
Behavior.Average Order
Age
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.2.61
Purchase
Behavior.Average Order
Item Discount
6.2.62
Purchase
Behavior.Average Order
Size
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
6.2.63
Purchase
Behavior.Average Sales
Cycle
This metric measures the Average time in days from an Opportunity's creation to its
closure as Closed-Won.
6.2.64
Purchase
Behavior.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
6.2.65
Purchase
Behavior.Cumulative Units
Sold
6.2.66
Purchase
Behavior.Discount Amount
of items in Web Shopping
Cart
6.2.67
Purchase Behavior.Loyal
Customer Groups (Years)
Based on the number of interactions in the lat one year , rank and group the B2C
customers
6.2.68
Purchase Behavior.Margin
on items in Web shopping
cart
6.2.69
Purchase Behavior.Number
of months since last order
Selects all contacts/Accounts who have placed order within the specified # of months
6.2.70
Purchase Behavior.Order
Item Cost
6.2.71
Purchase Behavior.Order
Item Discount Amount
This metric measures Order Discount at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.2.72
Purchase Behavior.Order
Item Margin
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.2.73
Purchase Behavior.Order
Item Revenue
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.2.74
Purchase
Behavior.Quantity
Requested
6.2.75
Purchase
Behavior.Quantity Shipped
6.2.76
Purchase Behavior.Quintile
Order Item Margin
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, i.e. 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
6.2.77
Purchase Behavior.Total
Order Costs
6.2.78
Purchase Behavior.Total
Order Revenue
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
6.2.79
Purchase Behavior.Years
Since First Order
Marketing Analytics
Metric Name
Description
6.3.1
Account Facts.# of
Accounts
6.3.2
6.3.3
Account Facts.# of
Interactions
6.3.4
Number of additional accounts created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
6.3.5
Number of additional contacts created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
6.3.6
Account Facts.# of
Outbound Interaction
Activities
6.3.7
Account Facts.Account
Attrition
The number of accounts that have become inactive or have been deleted since the
last time the data warehouse was refreshed.
6.3.8
Account Facts.Account
Loyalty
6.3.9
Account Facts.Account
Loyalty Group
Based on the number of interactions in the lat one year , rank and group the B2B
customers
6.3.10
Account Facts.Contact
Attrition
The number of contacts that have become inactive or have been deleted since the last
time the data warehouse was refreshed.
6.3.11
Account Facts.Cost to
Serve the Customer
(Account)
6.3.12
Account Facts.Inbound
Interaction Decile
# of interactions for a contact broken in buckets of ranging from highest to lowest. This
helps identify contacts with high and low inetractions
6.3.13
Account Facts.Interaction
Groupings
This metric ranks and groups the B2B customers based on their frequency of
interactions
6.3.14
Account Facts.Outbound
Interaction Decile
# of interactions for a contact broken in buckets of ranging from highest to lowest. This
helps identify contacts with high and low inetractions
6.3.15
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# of Activity
Campaign Plans
6.3.16
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# of Responded
Accounts converted to
Opportunities
6.3.17
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# of Surveys
6.3.18
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# of Times Promoted
To Customer (Account)
6.3.19
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# of Times Promoted
To Customer (Contact)
6.3.20
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Overlapping
Accounts by Campaigns
# of Accounts that Overlap between two specified campaigns. Please see report on
Customer Insight (B2B) dashboard, Interaction tab
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.3.21
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Overlapping
Contacts in Campaigns
# of Accounts that Overlap between two specified unlaunced campaigns. Please see
report on Customer Insight (B2B) dashboard, Interaction tab
6.3.22
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Responses
Total # of Responses. Works at the Program Plan, Program, Stage , Campaign plan
and Campaign level
6.3.23
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Responses by
Account
# Responses by Account
6.3.24
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Responses by
Contact
# Responses by Contact
6.3.25
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Responses
Converted to Opportunities
6.3.26
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Targeted
(Accounts)
6.3.27
Marketing Interaction
Facts.# Targeted
(Individuals)
6.3.28
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Average Response
Lag in Days
The lag is calculated from Campaign Start Date. The lag for each response is
averaged. Will work at the Campaign level only
6.3.29
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Average Weeks
Between Promotions for
Customer
6.3.30
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Customer Promoted
to within Days
Selects the customers that were targeted in a campaign within the specifed # of days
from 'today'
6.3.31
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Marketing Cost Per
Account
6.3.32
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Marketing Cost per
Customer
6.3.33
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Propensity to
Respond To Promotions by
Account
6.3.34
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Propensity to
Respond to Promotions by
Account (Tertile)
6.3.35
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Propensity To
Respond to Promotions by
Contact
6.3.36
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Propensity to
Respond to Promotions by
Contact (Tertile)
See Metric "Propensity to Respond to Promotions". This metric breaks the range into
three buckets based on range of values
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.3.37
Marketing Interaction
Facts.Responses per
Responder
6.3.38
This metric measures the # of days between the latest ETL date and the date a given
Opportunity entered its current Sales Stage.
6.3.39
Opportunity Facts.# of
Accounts
6.3.40
Opportunity Facts.# of
Competitive Opportunities
6.3.41
Opportunity Facts.# of
Losses
6.3.42
Opportunity Facts.# of
Open Opportunities
6.3.43
Opportunity Facts.# of
Opportunities
6.3.44
Opportunity Facts.# of
Opportunities with Orders
6.3.45
Opportunity Facts.# of
Wins
6.3.46
Opportunity Facts.Average
Deal Size
This metric measures the Average Opportunity Size for closed opportunities.
6.3.47
Opportunity Facts.Average
Probability
6.3.48
Opportunity Facts.Average
Sales Cycle
This metric measures the Average time in days from an Opportunity's creation to its
closure as Closed-Won.
6.3.49
Opportunity Facts.Close
Rate
6.3.50
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Cost
6.3.51
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Margin
6.3.52
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Revenue
6.3.53
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Revenue (000)
6.3.54
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Revenue (000,000)
6.3.55
Opportunity
Facts.Competitive
Opportunity Revenue
This metric displays Opportunity Revenue for those Opportunities that have a Primary
Competitor.
6.3.56
Opportunity
Facts.Expected Revenue
6.3.57
Opportunity
Facts.Expected Revenue
(000)
6.3.58
Opportunity
Facts.Expected Revenue
(000,000)
6.3.59
Opportunity Facts.Loss
Rate
This metric displays the # of Losses divided by the Total # of Wins and Losses.
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.3.60
Opportunity Facts.Lost
Margin
6.3.61
Opportunity Facts.Lost
Revenue
6.3.62
Opportunity Facts.Lost
Revenue (000)
6.3.63
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Average
Days Open
6.3.64
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Cost
6.3.65
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Revenue (000)
This metric measures Opportunity Revenue in 1000s for Revenue line items. This
metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.3.66
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
6.3.67
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
(000)
6.3.68
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
(000,000)
6.3.69
Opportunity Facts.Rank by
% Closed
6.3.70
This metric displays the # of Wins divided by the Total # of Wins and Losses.
6.3.71
6.3.72
6.3.73
6.3.74
6.3.75
6.3.76
6.3.77
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
6.3.78
This metric measures the average order discount % at the order level.
6.3.79
6.3.80
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
6.3.81
This metric measures Order Revenue in 1000s based on Order date and does not
include Tax, Freight or Header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the
product dimension.
6.3.82
6.3.83
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.3.84
This metric measures Order Discount at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.3.85
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.3.86
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.3.87
6.3.88
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
6.3.89
Order Facts.Quantity
Shipped
6.3.90
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, i.e. 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
6.3.91
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
6.3.92
6.3.93
6.3.94
6.3.95
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Account
6.3.96
Product Facts.# of
Purchasers of Selected
Product
6.3.97
# of Orders for the Product in the Market Basket of Another specifed product. Please
see Market Basket Report
6.3.98
6.3.99
Product Facts.#
Purchasers of Next Product
(Accounts)
This metric measures the # of Accounts for a given Product that were immediately
followed by the purchase of a given Next Product Purchased by the same Account.
6.3.100
Product Facts.#
Purchasers Selected
Product (Accounts)
6.3.101
This metric measures the % of Orders for a given Product that were immediately
followed by the purchase of a given Next Product Purchased by the same Account.
6.3.102
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Customers by
Products (Accounts)
6.3.103
Marketing Analytics
Metric Name
Description
6.4.1
6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
Event Opportunities.# of
Accounts with
Opportunities
6.4.5
Event Opportunities.# of
Contacts with Opportunities
6.4.6
Event Opportunities.# of
Losses
6.4.7
Event Opportunities.# of
Opportunities
6.4.8
Event Opportunities.# of
Wins
6.4.9
Event
Opportunities.Average Cost
per Account with
Opportunities
6.4.10
Event
Opportunities.Average Cost
per Contact with
Opportunities
6.4.11
Event Opportunities.Closed
Revenue
6.4.12
Event
Opportunities.Opportunity
Revenue
6.4.13
Event Opportunities.Win
Rate
This metric displays the # of Wins divided by the Total # of Wins and Losses.
6.4.14
Actual number of B2B customers with orders, generaetd from the event
6.4.15
6.4.16
Event Orders.# of
Opportunities with Orders
6.4.17
6.4.18
6.4.19
6.4.20
Event Orders.Average
Order Size
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
6.4.21
Event Orders.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
6.4.22
Event Orders.Cumulative
Units Sold
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.4.23
6.4.24
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.4.25
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
6.4.26
6.4.27
Event Orders.Order
Number
6.4.28
Event Orders.Purchase
Rate (Contacts)
The ratio of campaign contacts who placed an order to the total # of contacts targeted
by the campaign
6.4.29
Event Orders.Quantity
Requested
6.4.30
Event Orders.Quantity
Shipped
6.4.31
Total Revenue earned in a campaign divided by total orders booked due to the
campaign. Works only at the Campaign Plan and campaign level.
6.4.32
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
6.4.33
Event Targets.# of
Accounts Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of accounts that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.4.34
Event Targets.# of
Contacts Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts that were in a launched
campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The information is
latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.4.35
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts or accounts that were
in a launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.4.36
Expenses.Budget Assigned
Budget Assigned for each campaign by cost type and cost category
6.4.37
Expenses.Fixed Cost
(Actual)
6.4.38
Expenses.Marketing Cost
(Actual)
6.4.39
Expenses.Marketing Cost
(Forecasted)
6.4.40
Facts.Budget Assigned
Budget Assigned for each campaign by cost type and cost category
6.4.41
Actual number of B2B leads with revenue, generated from the event
6.4.42
Actual number of B2C leads with revenue, generated from the event
6.4.43
Goal Achievement.Actual
Expenses
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.4.44
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Account with
Orders
6.4.45
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Contact with
Orders
6.4.46
Goal Achievement.Avg.
Revenue per Sale to
Accounts
6.4.47
Goal Achievement.Avg.
Revenue per Sale to
Individuals
6.4.48
Goal
Achievement.Revenue
Actual Revenue
6.4.49
Goal Achievement.ROI %
6.4.50
Goal Achievement.ROI
Amount
6.4.51
Difference between actual and planned number of B2B leads with revenue, generated
from the event
6.4.52
Difference between actual and planned number of B2C leads with revenue, generated
from the event
6.4.53
Difference between actual and planned average cost per B2B leads with revenue,
generated from the event
6.4.54
Difference between actual and planned average cost per B2C leads with revenue,
generated from the event
6.4.55
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Accounts with
Opportunities
Difference between planned and actual number of accounts (B2B customer) with
opportunities
6.4.56
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Contacts with
Opportunities
Difference between planned and actual number of contacts (B2C customer) with
opportunities
6.4.57
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Leads
6.4.58
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Accounts with Orders
6.4.59
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Contacts with Orders
6.4.60
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Account
with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2B orders ,
generated from the event
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.4.61
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Accounts
with Opportunities
6.4.62
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contact
with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2C orders,
generated from the event
6.4.63
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contacts
with Opportunities
6.4.64
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Lead
6.4.65
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Accounts
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2B revenue per sale, generated
from the event
6.4.66
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Individuals
Difference between actual and planned/predicted B2C revenue per sale, generated
from the event
6.4.67
Goal Variance.Variance in
Revenue
6.4.68
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI (%)
6.4.69
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI Amount
6.4.70
Goal Variance.Variance in
Total Expense
6.4.71
6.4.72
6.4.73
6.4.74
Predicted Goals.#
Opportunities (Predicted)
6.4.75
6.4.76
6.4.77
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Lead (Predicted)
the average cost expected per lead a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.4.78
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Opportunity
(Predicted)
the average cost expected per opportunity a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.4.79
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Order (Predicted)
the average cost expected per order a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.4.80
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Contribution Margin
(Predicted)
6.4.81
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Revenue per Sale
(Predicted)
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.4.82
Predicted
Goals.Conversion Rate
(Predicted)
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
6.4.83
Predicted Goals.Response
Rate (%) (Predicted)
6.4.84
Predicted Goals.Revenue
(Predicted)
6.4.85
Predicted Goals.ROI
Amount (Predicted)
6.4.86
Predicted Goals.ROI%
(Predicted)
6.4.87
Predicted Goals.Total
Expenses (Predicted)
Metric Name
Description
6.5.1
6.5.2
6.5.3
6.5.4
6.5.5
Lead Facts.Leads to
Opportunity Conversion(%)
6.5.6
6.5.7
6.5.8
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
6.5.9
6.5.10
6.5.11
6.5.12
Revenue Facts.# of
Opportunities
6.5.13
Revenue Facts.# of
Opportunities from Lead
6.5.14
Revenue Facts.%
Opportunities from Lead
6.5.15
Revenue Facts.Opportunity
Revenue
Marketing Analytics
Metric Name
Description
6.6.1
6.6.2
6.6.3
6.6.4
6.6.5
6.6.6
6.6.7
6.6.8
6.6.9
6.6.10
6.6.11
Number of leads in Open status (leads which are not acted upon).
6.6.12
# Leads Rejected .
6.6.13
6.6.14
6.6.15
6.6.16
6.6.17
6.6.18
6.6.19
6.6.20
6.6.21
6.6.22
6.6.23
Leads rejected, in %.
6.6.24
Leads Retired, in %.
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.6.25
6.6.26
Lead Facts.Average # of
Days to Assign Leads
6.6.27
Lead Facts.Average # of
Days to Convert Leads
6.6.28
6.6.29
6.6.30
Lead Facts.Leads to
Opportunity Conversion(%)
Metric Name
Description
6.7.1
Expenses.# of Invoices
6.7.2
Expenses.# of Payable
Invoices
6.7.3
Expenses.Budget Assigned
Budget Assigned for each campaign by cost type and cost category
6.7.4
Expenses.Fixed Cost
(Actual)
6.7.5
Expenses.Invoice Amount
6.7.6
Expenses.Marketing Cost
(Actual)
6.7.7
Expenses.Marketing Cost
(Forecasted)
6.7.8
Expenses.Total Invoiced
Amount
6.7.9
6.7.10
6.7.11
6.7.12
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.7.13
6.7.14
6.7.15
Goal Achievement.# of
Accounts Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of accounts that were in a
launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.7.16
Goal Achievement.# of
Accounts with
Opportunities
6.7.17
Goal Achievement.# of
Contacts with Opportunities
6.7.18
Goal Achievement.# of
Contacts with Orders
6.7.19
Goal Achievement.# of
Individuals Targeted
The above measures calculates the unique number of contacts or prospects that were
in a launched campaign. This does not necessarily mean that they were contacted. The
information is latest as of the time it was loaded in the Siebel RMW.
6.7.20
Goal Achievement.# of
Leads
6.7.21
Goal Achievement.# of
Opporunities
6.7.22
Goal Achievement.# of
Targeted Opportunities
6.7.23
Goal Achievement.Account
Conversion Rate to Orders
(%)
6.7.24
Goal Achievement.Actual
Expenses
6.7.25
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Account with
Opportunities
6.7.26
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Account with
Orders
6.7.27
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Contact with
Opportunities
6.7.28
Goal Achievement.Average
Cost per Contact with
Orders
6.7.29
Goal Achievement.Avg
Cost Per Lead
6.7.30
Goal Achievement.Avg.
Revenue per Sale to
Accounts
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.7.31
Goal Achievement.Avg.
Revenue per Sale to
Individuals
6.7.32
Goal Achievement.Closed
Revenue
6.7.33
Goal Achievement.Contact
Conversion Rate to Orders
(%)
6.7.34
Goal
Achievement.Opportunity
Revenue
6.7.35
Goal
Achievement.Response
Rate (Accounts)
% of # Targeted within a specified Campaign plan coming from the specified set (like
Campaigns)
6.7.36
Goal
Achievement.Response
Rate(Contacts)
% of # Targeted within a specified Campaign plan coming from the specified set (like
Campaigns)
6.7.37
Goal
Achievement.Revenue
Actual revenue
6.7.38
Goal Achievement.ROI %
6.7.39
Goal Achievement.ROI
Amount
6.7.40
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2B leads with revenue
6.7.41
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2C leads with revenue
6.7.42
Difference between actual and planned average cost per B2B leads with revenue
6.7.43
Difference between actual and planned average cost per B2C leads with revenue
6.7.44
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Accounts Targeted
Accounts
6.7.45
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Accounts with
Opportunities
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2B contacts with
opportunities
6.7.46
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Contacts Targeted
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.7.47
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Contacts with
Opportunities
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2C contacts with
opportunities
6.7.48
Goal Variance.Variance in
# Leads
6.7.49
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Accounts with Orders
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2B contacts with orders
6.7.50
Goal Variance.Variance in
# of Contacts with Orders
Difference between actual and planned / predicted number of B2C contacts with orders
6.7.51
Goal Variance.Variance in
Account % Conversion
Rate to Orders
Difference between actual and planned percentage B2B targets converted to orders
6.7.52
Goal Variance.Variance in
Account Response Rate
6.7.53
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Account
with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2B orders
6.7.54
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Accounts
with Opportunities
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2B opportunities
6.7.55
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contact
with Orders
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2C orders
6.7.56
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Contacts
with Opportunities
Difference between actual and planned/predicted average cost per B2C opportunities
6.7.57
Goal Variance.Variance in
Average Cost per Lead
6.7.58
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Accounts
6.7.59
Goal Variance.Variance in
Avg. Revenue per Sale to
Individuals
6.7.60
Goal Variance.Variance in
Contact % Conversion
Rate to Orders
Difference between actual and planned percentage B2C targets converted to orders
6.7.61
Goal Variance.Variance in
Contact Response Rate
6.7.62
Goal Variance.Variance in
Revenue
6.7.63
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI (%)
6.7.64
Goal Variance.Variance in
ROI Amount
6.7.65
Goal Variance.Variance in
Total Expense
6.7.66
# of Campaign Plans
6.7.67
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.7.68
6.7.69
# of Campaign Plans
6.7.70
# of Campaign Plans
6.7.71
6.7.72
6.7.73
6.7.74
6.7.75
6.7.76
6.7.77
Predicted Goals.#
Opportunities (Predicted)
6.7.78
6.7.79
6.7.80
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Lead (Predicted)
the average cost expected per lead a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.7.81
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Opportunity
(Predicted)
the average cost expected per opportunity a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.7.82
Predicted Goals.Average
Cost per Order (Predicted)
the average cost expected per order a marketing campaign aims to generate
6.7.83
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Contribution Margin
(Predicted)
6.7.84
Predicted Goals.Avg.
Revenue per Sale
(Predicted)
6.7.85
Predicted
Goals.Conversion Rate
(Predicted)
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
6.7.86
Predicted Goals.Response
Rate (%) (Predicted)
6.7.87
Predicted Goals.Revenue
(Predicted)
6.7.88
Predicted Goals.ROI
Amount (Predicted)
6.7.89
Predicted Goals.ROI%
(Predicted)
Marketing Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
6.7.90
Predicted Goals.Total
Expenses (Predicted)
Price Analytics
This chapter describes metrics available in Price Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 7.9.6.
Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Price Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
7.1.1
Conversion Facts.Opty to
Order Conversion % (#
Opportunities)
The percentage of opportunities that become orders, relative to the total number of
opportunities. Conv. Rate = # Opportunities with one or more Orders / [Total #
Opportunities]
7.1.2
Conversion Facts.Opty to
Order Conversion %
(Invoice Revenue)
The percentage of opportunity revenue that becomes orders revenue, relative to the
total opportunity revenue. Conv. Rate = [Sum of Opportunity Revenue w/ one or more
Orders] / [Total Opportunity Revenue]
7.1.3
Conversion Facts.Opty to
Order Conversion % (Qty)
The percentage of opportunity volume that becomes orders volume, relative to the total
opportunity volume.Conv. Rate = [Sum of Opportunity Quantity w/ one or more Orders]
/ [Total Opportunity Quantity]
7.1.4
Conversion Facts.Quote to
Order Conversion % (#
Quotes)
The percentage of quote that become orders, relative to the total number of quote.
Conv. Rate = [# Quote w/ one or more Orders] / [Total # Quote]
7.1.5
Conversion Facts.Quote to
Order Conversion %
(Invoice Revenue)
The percentage of quote invoice revenue that becomes orders invoice revenue, relative
to the total quote invoice revenue. Conv. Rate = [Sum of Quote Invoice Revenue w/
one or more Orders] / [Total Quote Invoice Revenue]
7.1.6
Conversion Facts.Quote to
Order Conversion %
(Pocket Revenue)
The percentage of quote pocket revenue that becomes orders pocket revenue, relative
to the total quote pocket revenue. Conv. Rate = [Sum of Quote Pocket Revenue w/
one or more Orders] / [Total Quote Invoice Revenue]
7.1.7
Conversion Facts.Quote to
Order Conversion % (Qty)
The percentage of quote volume that becomes orders volume, relative to the total
quote volume. Conv. Rate = [Sum of Quote Quantity w/ one or more Orders] / [Total
Opportunity Quantity]
7.1.8
7.1.9
7.1.10
7.1.11
Average amount of invoice revenue for the order (or set of orders)
7.1.12
Average amount of pocket margin for the order (or set of orders)
7.1.13
Average amount of pocket revenue for the order (or set of orders)
7.1.14
The invoice price that was last approved for the order. If there was no price exception,
this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.15
What the invoice revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and
invoice price that was last approved for the order. If there was no price exception, this
is the same as the actual invoice revenue.
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.16
What the pocket margin amount would have been on the order the order based on its
quantity and the invoice price that was last approved for the order. If there was no
price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket margin.
7.1.17
7.1.18
The pocket price that was last approved for the order. If there was no price exception,
this is the same as the actual pocket price.
7.1.19
What the pocket revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and
pocket price that was last approved for the order. If there was no price exception, this
is the same as the actual pocket revenue.
7.1.20
7.1.21
What the unitized pocket margin amount would have been on the order the order based
on its quantity and the pocket price that was last approved for the order. If there was
no price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket margin.
7.1.22
The Ceiling Price on the order, where Ceiling Price represents the highest value
globally for the product. If not specified as a different Price List in Order Management,
this is the same as List Price.
7.1.23
7.1.24
7.1.25
7.1.26
7.1.27
7.1.28
7.1.29
Also known as Gross Profit, this is generally calculated as Revenue Cost of Goods
Sold. Some companies will calculate Gross Margin differently, including other
expenses and costs. Some will calculate it outside of the price waterfall.
7.1.30
The sales guideline (price policy) invoice price that was applied to the order. If there
was no price exception, this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.31
What the invoice revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
guideline invoice price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.32
Order Item Guideline Invoice Revenue as a percentage of Ceiling Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the highest revenues I should be
able to charge for the product.
7.1.33
Order Item Guideline Invoice Revenue as a percentage of Segment Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I charge for this
price segments list price.
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.34
What the pocket margin would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
7.1.35
7.1.36
7.1.37
7.1.38
The sales guideline (price policy) pocket price that was applied to the order, or the
derived guideline pocket price based on the guideline invoice price. If there was no
price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket price.
7.1.39
What the pocket revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket revenue.
7.1.40
Order Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Ceiling Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the highest revenues I should be
able to charge for the product.
7.1.41
Order Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Invoice Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I actually negotiate.
7.1.42
Order Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Segment Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I charge for this
price segments list price.
7.1.43
What the pocket margin would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
7.1.44
The actual invoice price on the order (or average invoice price across multiple
transactions).
7.1.45
The actual invoice amount on the order or summed invoice revenue across multiple
transactions.
7.1.46
The order item invoice revenue expressed as a percentage of ceiling revenue for the
order item. Invoice Revenue] / [ Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.47
The order item invoice revenue expressed as a percentage of segment revenue for the
order item. [Invoice Revenue] / [ Segment Revenue]
7.1.48
7.1.49
Revenue Adjustments between Segment and Invoice Revenue. [Invoice Revenue] [Segment Revenue]
7.1.50
7.1.51
The actual Pocket Margin amount on the order or summed invoice revenue across
multiple transactions.
7.1.52
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.53
7.1.54
7.1.55
The actual pocket price on the order (or average pocket price across multiple
transactions). Pocket Price represents the realized price once all discounts, including
off-invoice discounts, have been subtracted. In Siebel, this value corresponds with
Net Price, though accruals have not generally been accounted for in Net.
7.1.56
7.1.57
7.1.58
7.1.59
7.1.60
Price Yield % is the inverse of Total Discount %. If you consider Ceiling Revenue to be
the highest value/revenues you can achieve for a sale, then Price Yield measures how
much that value you actually achieved. [% Pocket Revenue] / [Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.61
The invoice price that was requested (usually by sales) on the price exception request.
If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.62
What the invoice revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
requested invoice price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.63
What the pocket margin would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
requested pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
7.1.64
Order Item Requested Pocket Margin as a percentage of Invoice Revenue. That is,
what would the margin have been at the requested price as a percentage of the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.65
The pocket price based on the requested invoice price (usually by sales) on the price
exception request. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket price.
7.1.66
7.1.67
7.1.68
7.1.69
Revenue Adjustments between Ceiling and Segment Revenue. [Segment Revenue] [Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.70
The Segment Price on the order, where Segment Price represents the List Price that
was offered for the pricing segment that applied to this order.
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.71
7.1.72
7.1.73
Sum of all discounts applied to the order. Calculated as [Pocket Revenue] [Ceiling
Revenue]
7.1.74
7.1.75
Negotiated Discount amount per unit sold. ([Invoice Revenue] - [Segment Revenue]) /
[Quantity Requested]
7.1.76
Off-Invoice Discount amount per unit sold. ([Pocket Revenue] - [Invoice Revenue]) /
[Quantity Requested]
7.1.77
Pocket Margin per unit sold. Calculated as [Pocket Margin] / [Quantity Requested]
7.1.78
7.1.79
7.1.80
Invoice Revenue for the entire order (not just the current line item)
7.1.81
7.1.82
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Closed Detail Cost
7.1.83
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Closed Detail Margin
7.1.84
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Closed Detail
Revenue
7.1.85
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Closed Detail Units
7.1.86
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Expected Detail Cost
Total Cost amount of the revenue line multiplied by the revenue line probability
7.1.87
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Expected Detail
Margin
Total Margin amount of the revenue line multiplied by the revenue line probability
7.1.88
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Expected Detail
Revenue
Total Revenue amount of the revenue line multiplied by revenue line probability
7.1.89
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Expected Detail Units
Product Quantity of the revenue line item multiplied by revenue line probability
7.1.90
Total Margin amount of the revenue line items with a Lost status
7.1.91
7.1.92
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.93
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Cost
7.1.94
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Margin
7.1.95
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Revenue
7.1.96
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Units
7.1.97
7.1.98
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Margin
7.1.99
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Revenue
7.1.100
Pipeline Facts.Expected
Revenue
Revenue amount for an opportunity that has an Open status multiplied by the
opportunity win probability
7.1.101
7.1.102
7.1.103
Pipeline Facts.Lost
Revenue
7.1.104
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Cost
7.1.105
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Margin
7.1.106
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Revenue
Total Revenue of opportunities with an Open (not Closed) status, otherwise called
Open Opportunity Revenue
7.1.107
7.1.108
7.1.109
7.1.110
7.1.111
7.1.112
7.1.113
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.114
7.1.115
7.1.116
Pocket Discount amount as a percentage of ceiling revenue for the order item result set
7.1.117
7.1.118
Quantity for the order item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element is
Pocket Margin. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting if your report filters
for more than one Price Waterfall element
7.1.119
7.1.120
7.1.121
Quantity for the order item result set. This will double count for the order line if you
filter for more than one Price Waterfall element.
7.1.122
7.1.123
7.1.124
7.1.125
7.1.126
Pocket Margin Per Unit for the order item result set.
7.1.127
7.1.128
7.1.129
7.1.130
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.131
7.1.132
7.1.133
7.1.134
7.1.135
7.1.136
Pocket Discount amount as a percentage of ceiling revenue for the quote item result
set
7.1.137
7.1.138
7.1.139
7.1.140
Quantity for the quote item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element is
Pocket Margin. Select this quantity to avoid double counting if your report filters for
more than one Price Waterfall element
7.1.141
7.1.142
7.1.143
7.1.144
Describes the unitized amount (price or unit cost or unitized adjustment) for the given
Price Waterfall element.
7.1.145
7.1.146
Pocket Margin Per Unit for the quote item result set.
7.1.147
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.148
7.1.149
Average amount of invoice revenue for the quote (or set of quotes)
7.1.150
Average amount of pocket margin for the quote (or set of quotes)
7.1.151
Average amount of pocket revenue for the quote (or set of quotes)
7.1.152
The invoice price that was last approved for the quote. If there was no price exception,
this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.153
What the invoice revenue would have been for the quote based on its quantity and
invoice price that was last approved for the quote. If there was no price exception, this
is the same as the actual invoice revenue.
7.1.154
What the pocket margin amount would have been on the quote the order based on its
quantity and the invoice price that was last approved for the quote. If there was no
price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket margin.
7.1.155
7.1.156
The pocket price that was last approved for the quote. If there was no price exception,
this is the same as the actual pocket price.
7.1.157
What the pocket revenue would have been for the quote based on its quantity and
pocket price that was last approved for the quote. If there was no price exception, this
is the same as the actual pocket revenue.
7.1.158
7.1.159
What the unitized pocket margin amount would have been on the order the quote
based on its quantity and the pocket price that was last approved for the quote. If there
was no price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket margin.
7.1.160
The Ceiling Price on the quote, where Ceiling Price represents the highest value
globally for the product. If not specified as a different Price List in Order Management,
this is the same as List Price.
7.1.161
7.1.162
7.1.163
7.1.164
7.1.165
Total Discount Amount applied to the quote. Same as [Quote Item Total Discount].
Difference between Ceiling Revenue and Pocket Revenue.
7.1.166
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.167
[Expenses/Costs] / [Quantity].
7.1.168
Also known as Gross Profit, this is generally calculated as Revenue Cost of Goods
Sold. Some companies will calculate Gross Margin differently, including other
expenses and costs. Some will calculate it outside of the price waterfall.
7.1.169
The sales guideline (price policy) invoice price that was applied to the quote. If there
was no price exception, this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.170
What the invoice revenue would have been for the quote based on its quantity and the
guideline invoice price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.171
Order Item Guideline Invoice Revenue as a percentage of Ceiling Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the highest revenues I should be
able to charge for the product.
7.1.172
Order Item Guideline Invoice Revenue as a percentage of Segment Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I charge for this
price segments list price.
7.1.173
What the pocket margin would have been for the quote based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
7.1.174
7.1.175
7.1.176
7.1.177
The sales guideline (price policy) pocket price that was applied to the quote, or the
derived pocket price based on the sales guideline (price policy) invoice price. If there
was no price exception, this is the same as the actual pocket price.
7.1.178
What the pocket revenue would have been for the order based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket revenue.
7.1.179
Quote Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Ceiling Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the highest revenues I should be
able to charge for the product.
7.1.180
Quote Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Invoice Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I actually negotiate.
7.1.181
Quote Item Guideline Pocket Revenue as a percentage of Segment Revenue. That is,
what would my policy revenue be as a percentage of the revenues I charge for this
price segments list price.
7.1.182
What the pocket margin would have been for the quote based on its quantity and the
guideline pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
7.1.183
The actual invoice price on the quote (or average invoice price across multiple
transactions).
7.1.184
The actual invoice amount on the quote or summed invoice revenue across multiple
transactions.
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.185
7.1.186
7.1.187
7.1.188
7.1.189
Revenue Adjustments between Segment and Invoice Revenue. [Invoice Revenue] [Segment Revenue]
7.1.190
7.1.191
The actual Pocket Margin amount on the quote or summed invoice revenue across
multiple transactions.
7.1.192
Quote item pocket margin expressed as a percentage of the ceiling revenue. 100*
[Quote Item Pocket Margin] / [Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.193
7.1.194
7.1.195
The actual pocket price on the quote (or average pocket price across multiple
transactions). Pocket Price represents the realized price once all discounts, including
off-invoice discounts, have been subtracted. In Siebel, this value corresponds with
Net Price, though accruals have not generally been accounted for in Net.
7.1.196
7.1.197
7.1.198
7.1.199
7.1.200
Price Yield % is the inverse of Total Discount %. If you consider Ceiling Revenue to be
the highest value/revenues you can achieve for a sale, then Price Yield measures how
much that value you actually achieved. [% Pocket Revenue] / [Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.201
The invoice price that was requested (usually by sales) on the price exception request.
If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual invoice price.
7.1.202
What the invoice revenue would have been for the quote based on its quantity and the
requested invoice price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.203
What the pocket margin would have been for the quote based on its quantity and the
requested pocket price. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket margin.
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.204
Quote Item Requested Pocket Margin as a percentage of Invoice Revenue. That is,
what would the margin have been at the requested price as a percentage of the actual
invoice revenue.
7.1.205
The pocket price based on the requested invoice price (usually by sales) on the price
exception request. If there was no price exception, this is the same as the actual
pocket price.
7.1.206
7.1.207
7.1.208
7.1.209
Revenue Adjustments between Ceiling and Segment Revenue. [Segment Revenue] [Ceiling Revenue]
7.1.210
The Segment Price on the quote, where Segment Price represents the List Price that
was offered for the pricing segment that applied to this quote.
7.1.211
7.1.212
7.1.213
7.1.214
7.1.215
Negotiated Discount amount per unit sold. ([Invoice Revenue] - [Segment Revenue]) /
[Quantity Requested]
7.1.216
Off-Invoice Discount amount per unit sold. ([Pocket Revenue] - [Invoice Revenue]) /
[Quantity Requested]
7.1.217
7.1.218
Segment Discount per unit sold. ([Invoice Revenue] - [Segment Revenue]) / [Quantity
Requested]
7.1.219
7.1.220
Invoice Revenue for the entire order (not just the current line item)
Comparison Facts
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.221
Order Detail
Facts.Comparison Order
Item Invoice Revenue
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.222
Order Detail
Facts.Comparison Order
Item Pocket Margin
7.1.223
Order Detail
Facts.Comparison Order
Item Pocket Revenue
7.1.224
Order Detail
Facts.Comparison Order
Item Quantity Requested
7.1.225
Amount for the selected Price Waterfall Element for the comparison time period
7.1.226
7.1.227
7.1.228
7.1.229
7.1.230
Pocket Discount amount as a percentage of Ceiling Revenue for the comparison time
period
7.1.231
7.1.232
7.1.233
7.1.234
Quantity for the comparison time period when the selected Price Waterfall Element is
Pocket Price. Select this quantity to avoid double counting if your report filters for more
than one Price Waterfall element
7.1.235
Quantity for the comparison time period. This will double count for the order line if you
filter for more than one Price Waterfall element.
7.1.236
7.1.237
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.238
7.1.239
7.1.240
7.1.241
7.1.242
7.1.243
7.1.244
Amount for the selected Price Waterfall Element for the comparison time period
7.1.245
Quantity for the selected Price Waterfall Element for the comparison time period
7.1.246
7.1.247
7.1.248
7.1.249
7.1.250
7.1.251
7.1.252
Quote Detail
Facts.Comparison Quote
Item Invoice Revenue
7.1.253
Quote Detail
Facts.Comparison Quote
Item Pocket Margin
7.1.254
Quote Detail
Facts.Comparison Quote
Item Pocket Revenue
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.255
Quote Detail
Facts.Comparison Quote
Item Quantity Requested
Period Facts
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.256
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
7.1.257
The percentage change in pocket margin between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.258
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
7.1.259
The percentage change in quantity between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.260
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.261
The percentage change in pocket margin between this year and the previous year
7.1.262
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.263
The percentage change in quantity between this year and the previous year
7.1.264
The amount change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.265
The amount change in pocket margin between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.266
The amount change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.267
The amount change in quantity between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.268
The amount change in invoice revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.269
The amount change in pocket margin between this year and the previous year
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.270
The amount change in pocket revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.271
The amount change in quantity between this year and the previous year
7.1.272
7.1.273
7.1.274
7.1.275
7.1.276
7.1.277
7.1.278
7.1.279
7.1.280
7.1.281
7.1.282
7.1.283
7.1.284
7.1.285
7.1.286
7.1.287
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.288
7.1.289
Percentage change last quarter to this quarter of the Price Waterfall Element amount
7.1.290
7.1.291
Percentage change last year to this quarter of the Price Waterfall Element amount
7.1.292
7.1.293
Amount change between amount from a quarter ago vs. This quarters amount
7.1.294
Quantity change between quantity from a quarter ago vs. This quarters quantity
7.1.295
Amount change between amount from a year ago vs. this years amount
7.1.296
Quantity change between quantity from a year ago vs. this years amount
7.1.297
7.1.298
7.1.299
7.1.300
7.1.301
Amount for the given price waterfall element in the previous quarter
7.1.302
Quantity for the given price waterfall element in the previous quarter
7.1.303
Amount for the given price waterfall element in the previous year
7.1.304
Quantity for the given price waterfall element in the previous year
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.305
7.1.306
7.1.307
Percentage change last quarter to this quarter of the Price Waterfall Element amount
7.1.308
7.1.309
Percentage change last year to this quarter of the Price Waterfall Element amount
7.1.310
7.1.311
Amount change between amount from a quarter ago vs. this quarters amount
7.1.312
Quantity change between quantity from a quarter ago vs. this quarters quantity
7.1.313
Amount change between amount from a year ago vs. this years amount
7.1.314
Quantity change between quantity from a year ago vs. this years amount
7.1.315
7.1.316
7.1.317
7.1.318
7.1.319
Amount for the given price waterfall element in the previous quarter
7.1.320
Quantity for the given price waterfall element in the previous quarter
7.1.321
Amount for the given price waterfall element in the previous year
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.322
Quantity for the given price waterfall element in the previous year
7.1.323
7.1.324
7.1.325
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
7.1.326
The percentage change in pocket margin between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.327
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
7.1.328
The percentage change in quantity between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.329
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.330
The percentage change in pocket margin between this year and the previous year
7.1.331
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.332
The percentage change in quantity between this year and the previous year
7.1.333
The amount change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.334
The amount change in pocket margin between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.335
The amount change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.336
The amount change in quantity between this quarter and the previous quarter
7.1.337
The amount change in invoice revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.338
The amount change in pocket margin between this year and the previous year
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.339
The amount change in pocket revenue between this year and the previous year
7.1.340
The amount change in quantity between this year and the previous year
7.1.341
7.1.342
7.1.343
7.1.344
7.1.345
7.1.346
7.1.347
7.1.348
7.1.349
7.1.350
7.1.351
7.1.352
7.1.353
7.1.354
7.1.355
7.1.356
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.357
Variance Facts
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.358
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.359
The percentage change in pocket margin between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.360
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.361
The percentage change in quantity between this quarter and the comparison quarter
7.1.362
The amount change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.363
The amount change in pocket margin between this quarter and the comparison quarter
7.1.364
The amount change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.365
The amount change in quantity between this quarter and the comparison quarter
7.1.366
7.1.367
Percentage change the order quantity as compared to the comparison Price Waterfall
Element order quantity
7.1.368
7.1.369
7.1.370
7.1.371
7.1.372
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.373
7.1.374
Change in PW amount between the Order Item PW Amount and Comparison Order
Item PW Amount
7.1.375
Change in quantity between the Order Item PW Quantity and Comparison Order Item
PW Quantity
7.1.376
Amount difference between MTD PW Amount in selected date vs. MTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.377
Amount difference between MTD PW quantity in selected date vs. MTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.378
Amount difference between QTD PW Amount in selected date vs. QTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.379
Amount difference between QTD PW quantity in selected date vs. QTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.380
Amount difference between YTD PW Amount in selected date vs. YTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.381
Amount difference between YTD PW quantity in selected date vs. YTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.382
7.1.383
Percentage change the quote quantity as compared to the comparison Price Waterfall
Element quote quantity
7.1.384
7.1.385
7.1.386
7.1.387
7.1.388
7.1.389
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.1.390
Change in PW amount between the Quote Item PW Amount and Comparison Quote
Item PW Amount
7.1.391
Change in quantity between the Quote Item PW Quantity and Comparison Quote Item
PW Quantity
7.1.392
Amount difference between MTD PW Amount in selected date vs. MTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.393
Amount difference between MTD PW quantity in selected date vs. MTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.394
Amount difference between QTD PW Amount in selected date vs. QTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.395
Amount difference between QTD PW quantity in selected date vs. QTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.396
Amount difference between YTD PW Amount in selected date vs. YTD PW Amount in
comparison date
7.1.397
Amount difference between YTD PW quantity in selected date vs. YTD PW quantity in
comparison date
7.1.398
The percentage change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.399
The percentage change in pocket margin between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.400
The percentage change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.401
The percentage change in quantity between this quarter and the comparison quarter
7.1.402
The amount change in invoice revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.403
The amount change in pocket margin between this quarter and the comparison quarter
7.1.404
The amount change in pocket revenue between this quarter and the comparison
quarter
7.1.405
The amount change in quantity between this quarter and the comparison quarter
Price Analytics
Metric Name
Description
7.4.1
Agreement Facts.# of
Agreements
7.4.2
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Gross
Margin
7.4.3
Agreement
Facts.Agreement % Margin
7.4.4
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Discount
%
7.4.5
Agreement Facts.Average
Agreement Gross Margin
7.4.6
Agreement Facts.# of
Customers with
Agreements
7.4.7
Agreement Facts.# of
Agreement Line Items
7.4.8
Agreement Facts.# of
Orders per Agreement
7.4.9
Agreement Facts.# of
Orders with Agreements
7.4.10
Agreement Facts.Total
Cost
7.4.11
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Quantity
7.4.12
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Price
7.4.13
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Cost
7.4.14
Agreement Facts.Average
Agreement Line Item Cost
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.4.15
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Gross Margin
7.4.16
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
% Margin
7.4.17
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Discount %
7.4.18
Agreement Facts.# of
Order Line Items
7.4.19
Agreement Facts.# of
Orders
7.4.20
Agreement Facts.Total
Amounts
Total revenue generated from all agreements, all activities and all orders
7.4.21
Maximum list price of the product across all active price lists
7.4.22
Minimum list price of the product across all active price lists
7.4.23
Average list price of the product across all active price lists
7.4.24
7.4.25
7.4.26
7.4.27
7.4.28
7.4.29
Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension
7.4.30
Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension
7.4.31
Order Discount at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension
7.4.32
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
7.4.33
Order Facts.Average
Ordered Selling Price
Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding header-level discount.
7.4.34
7.4.35
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, i.e. 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
7.4.36
7.4.37
Order Facts.Quantity
Shipped
Price Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
7.4.38
7.4.39
7.4.40
7.4.41
Average Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and headerlevel discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension
7.4.42
7.4.43
7.4.44
7.4.45
7.4.46
7.4.47
Revenue amount of the quote item. Calculated by multiplying the net price for the
quoted product by the quote request quantity
7.4.48
7.4.49
Total cost amount for the quoted product. Calculated by multiplying the unit cost of the
product by the quote request quantity
7.4.50
Quoted margin amount for the item. Calculated by multiplying the unit quoted net price
by the quantity requested. Quoted net price is the price after discounts
7.4.51
7.4.52
Quote item discount averaged across quote request quantities for the
product,expressed as a percentage of the Start Price
7.4.53
Quote item revenue based on the Start Price of the quote, i.e., price before adjustment.
7.4.54
7.4.55
This chapter describes metrics available in Procurement and Spend Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence
Applications 7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Procurement and Spend
Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
8.1.1
Identifies the count of number of expense reports approved Only provides the data for
approved expenses.
8.1.2
Employee Expense
Facts.Cost Center Total
Expense Amount
Measures only approved expenses incurred by the company across Cost Centers.
Combines flights, meals, MRO reimbursement, services, and other expense submitted
for reimbursement, including company-paid or pre-paid expenses if they are submitted
on the expense form measured against Cost Center to gauge which Cost Centers are
spending the most money.
8.1.3
Employee Expense
Facts.Expense Approval
Cycle Time
Measures length of time between expense submission and the date the claim was
approved by the last approver. Note that only expenses that are approved in the source
system are tracked.
This is a component of the expense cycle time. If this number is high, then it could
indicate that approvers are either too bogged down with approvals or too busy to
approve in a timely manner. Delays in processing expenses may not be related to
employees but rather with approvers. This metric will only capture expenses that have
been approved by all approvers.
8.1.4
Employee Expense
Facts.Expense Filing Cycle
Time
8.1.5
Employee Expense
Facts.Expense
Reimbursement Cycle
Time
Measures length of time to reimburse the expense once it is submitted, which is the
date that the claim is received by the company. Calculated by subtracting the Billing
Date from the Submitted Date.
This is a measure of internal performance. If this number moving down over time, then
that means the company is improving its internal performance to reimburse employees.
A fairly large number suggests that there are bottlenecks in the system that are causing
the process to bog down.
8.1.6
Employee Expense
Facts.Operating Unit Org
Total Expense Amount
Measures only approved expenses incurred by the company across Operating Units.
Combines flights, meals, MRO reimbursement, services, and other expense submitted
for reimbursement, including company-paid or pre-paid expenses if they are submitted
on the expense form measured against Operating Unit to gauge which Operating Units
are spending the most money.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.1.7
Employee Expense
Facts.Total Expense
Measures only approved expenses incurred by the company. Combines flights, meals,
MRO reimbursement, services, and other expense submitted for reimbursement,
including company-paid or pre-paid expenses if they are submitted on the expense
form. This is most likely measured against cost center (department) to gauge which
departments are spending the most money. For service related companies (like
consulting firms), this might be measured against employees, who have numerous nonclient related expenses or against type.
This metric can also be measured against Supplier (Vendor) to gauge which supplier
the company is spending the most money on. Only approved expenses will be captured
by this metric (have been gone through all approvals). Expenses will not include those
that are reimbursed by the client. However, further analysis is required to analyze if
how much of that money is actually recovered from the client. Using this metric in
conjunction with MRO spend gives the company visibility into their total spend
behavior.
8.1.8
Employee Expense
Facts.Total Expense Year
Ago
Total Expense Year Ago metric is used to analyze the total expenses spent in the prior
year. Users can use this metric to understand the trends by comparing the prior year
expenses with the current year expenses.Only approved expenses will be captured by
this metric (have been gone through all approvals)..
8.1.9
Employee Expense
Facts.Total Expense YTD
Total Expense YTD metric tracks the total approved expenses on a year -to- date basis
incurred by the company.
8.1.10
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Accomodation
Expense Amount
This metric is used to analyze the expense on the Accommodation. Users can use this
for more granular analysis of their expense data to track down the specific amount
spent on Accommodation. Only approved expenses will be captured by this metric
(have been gone through all approvals).
8.1.11
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Accomodation
Expense Amount Year Ago
Accommodation Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses
spent on Accommodation in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the
trends by comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only
approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all
approvals).
8.1.12
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Airfare Expense
Amount
Measures only approved flight expenses incurred by the company. This is most likely
measured against employees for Airfare Expense.Only approved expenses will be
captured by this metric (have been gone through all approvals)
8.1.13
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Airfare Expense
Amount Year Ago
Airfare Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses spent on
Airfare in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the trends by
comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only approved
expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all approvals).
8.1.14
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Car
Rental Expense Amount
This metric is used to analyze the expense on the Car Rental. Users can use this for
more granular analysis of their expense data to track down the specific amount spent
on Car Rental. Only approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have been
gone through all approvals).
8.1.15
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Car
Rental Expense Amount
Year Ago
Car Rental Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses spent
on Car Rentals in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the trends by
comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only approved
expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all approvals).
8.1.16
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Meal
Expense Amount
This metric is used to analyze the expense on the food and beverages. Users can use
this for more granular analysis of their expense data to track down the specific amount
spent on Meal. Only approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have been
gone through all approvals).
8.1.17
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Meal
Expense Amount Year Ago
Meal Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses spent on
Meals in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the trends by
comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only approved
expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all approvals).
No
Metric Name
Description
8.1.18
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Mileage Expense
Amount
This metric is used to analyze the amount spent on Mileage per miles travelled across
places. Users can use this for more granular analysis of their expense data to track
down the specific amount spent on Mileage. Only approved expenses will be captured
by this metric (have been gone through all approvals).
8.1.19
Expense Amount by
Expense Type
Facts.Mileage Expense
Amount Year Ago
Mileage Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses spent on
Mileage in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the trends by
comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only approved
expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all approvals).
8.1.20
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Other
Expense Amount
This metric is used to analyze the amount spent on the miscellaneous expenses. This
includes all the expenses under miscellaneous category. Users can use this for more
granular analysis of their expense data to track down the specific amount spent on
miscellaneous expenses. Only approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have
been gone through all approvals).
8.1.21
Expense Amount by
Expense Type Facts.Other
Expense Amount Year Ago
Other Expense Amount Year Ago metric is used to analyze the expenses spent on
miscellaneous items in the prior year. Users can use this metric to understand the
trends by comparing the prior year expenses with the current year expenses.Only
approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have been gone through all
approvals).
8.1.22
Identifies the amount spent on a particular line item in group currency. Only provides
data for approved expenses.
This metric is used to analyze the expense on the expense line itself. Users can use
this for more granular analysis of their expense data to track down the specific amount
spent on each item. Only approved expenses will be captured by this metric (have
been gone through all approvals).
8.1.23
Identifies expenses that have not been paid to the employee for the billing period
(approved but not posted). This is the amount of money that the company has already
committed to reimburse to their employees. Used to analyze the potential liability of the
company for amounts that they need to pay their employees. Can be used as a
baseline for forecasting or budgeting expenses for a future quarter.
8.1.24
This is a measure of the total expenses requested by the employee for reimbursement.
It is a combination of flights, meals, MRO reimbursement, services, basically any
expense that was submitted for reimbursement.
This the amount requested by
the employee (which would not include cash advance amount).
Used to analyze the amount that the employee has requested for reimbursement. Can
be used to compare to the amounts actually reimbursed to the employee by the
company, which can differ due to adjustments made by the manager or expense
department.
Metric Name
Description
8.2.1
8.2.2
8.2.3
8.2.4
No
Metric Name
Description
8.2.5
8.2.6
Count number of invoices with payment status as Not Paid or Partially Paid.
8.2.7
8.2.8
Number of invoices that have partially or fully matched to purchase order(s) with no
price variance.
8.2.9
8.2.10
8.2.11
8.2.12
8.2.13
Number of Suppliers.
8.2.14
The percent change from last period in the number of manual invoices entered.
8.2.15
8.2.16
8.2.17
8.2.18
8.2.19
This metric is the portion of PO Matched Spend where the backing purchase orders are
not based on agreements although there exists one. This value is part of NonAgreement Purchase Amount.
8.2.20
8.2.21
This metric is the portion of PO Matched Spend where the backing purchase orders are
based on agreements.
8.2.22
8.2.23
No
Metric Name
Description
8.2.24
The average unit price for the same item in the previous year in the same purchasing
organization in which the purchase took place, across all suppliers. If the item was not
purchased in the previous year, then the average unit price in the current year is used.
8.2.25
8.2.26
This metric is the variance amount caused by difference between invoice price and PO
price. IPV is calculated as (Invoice Unit Price - PO Unit Price) * Invoiced Quantity
8.2.27
This metric is the total invoiced amount. It should be viewed by invoice type and should
not be simply added across types.
8.2.28
This metric is the total invoiced quantity. It should be viewed along with UOM.
8.2.29
8.2.30
8.2.31
The portion of Spend that is non-addressable and can not be controlled by the payable
or procurement department. It usually includes payments for taxes/freight/special
charges.
8.2.32
This metric is the portion of PO Matched Spend where the backing purchase orders are
not based on agreements. It includes Agreement Leakage and Others Non-Agreement
Purchase.
8.2.33
8.2.34
This metric is the portion of PO Matched Spend where the backing purchase orders are
not based on agreements and there exists no valid agreements that could have been
used. This value is part of Non-Agreement Purchase Amount.
8.2.35
8.2.36
Spend where the invoice does not have a backing purchase order when one is
expected.
8.2.37
8.2.38
This metric is the portion of spend where the invoice has a backing purchase order.
8.2.39
This metric is the portion of spend where the invoice is NOT expected to have a
backing PO.
8.2.40
This metric is the portion of spend where the invoice is expected to have a backing PO.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.2.41
The price savings amount shows how much was saved or lost because of a change in
price. The savings are determined by comparing the transaction price with a
benchmark price. It's calculated as Sum of [Quantity * (Price - Benchmark Price)] * -1
8.2.42
Spend is the approved invoice amount, including expense reports. Spend includes
invoice distribution amount for items as well as for tax, freight and miscellaneous.
Tax/Freight/Miscellaneous are by default attributed to the supplier, business units and
cost centers as indicated on invoices. For Oracle EBS Payables invoices,
Tax/Freight/Miscellaneous are not allocated to product, product categories, supplier
geography, buyer and are considered unclassified spend on these dimensions.
8.2.43
Average unit price for the same item in the previous year for a specific supplier in a
commodity, across all operating units (Goods only)
8.2.44
The amount change due to price increases or decreases for an item for specific
suppliers by comparing the transaction prices with a supplier benchmark price.
It's calculated as Sum of [Quantity * (Price - Supplier Benchmark Price)] * -1
8.2.45
Count number of invoices, all status and all type, for the prior period.
8.2.46
8.2.47
% of invoices that are manually entered relative to # of total invoices, for the prior
period.
8.2.48
8.2.49
8.2.50
8.2.51
8.2.52
Identifies the total invoiced amount by invoice type from a year ago.
8.2.53
Identifies the total invoiced quantity from a year ago. It should be viewed along with
UOM.
8.2.54
8.2.55
This metric is part of Non-Agreement Purchase Amount. Identifies Others NonAgreement Purchase Amount from a year ago.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.2.56
8.2.57
8.2.58
Metric Name
Description
8.3.1
Invoice Facts.Invoiced
Amount
This metric is the total invoiced amount. It should be viewed by invoice type and should
not be simply added across types.
8.3.2
Invoice Facts.Invoiced
Quantity
This metric is the total invoiced quantity. It should be viewed along with UOM.
8.3.3
The metric stores the % difference in value of the purchase order for current and prior
year in a warehouse currency.
8.3.4
Purchase Order
Facts.Approved PO
Amount
The total amount of approved purchase orders or releases (in Warehouse Currency). If
there's partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Amount.
8.3.5
Purchase Order
Facts.Approved PO
Amount at Costing
The total approved PO amount at cost (in Warehouse Currency). This metric is
calculated as PO quantity multiplying the item's inventory cost at the time PO was
created. If there's partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled value.
It is useful to compare the item cost to the purchase price to estimate the price
variance.
8.3.6
Purchase Order
Facts.Approved PO
Quantity
The total quantity of approved purchase orders or releases. If there's partial or full
cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Quantity.
8.3.7
This metric calculates the average unit purchase price of item ordered, by dividing Total
Approved PO amount by Total Approved PO Quantity. It should be view with Item or
commodity.
This metric is not applicable to service or amount based purchases, as unit price is not
applicable to those orders.
8.3.8
Purchase Order
Facts.Cancelled Amount
8.3.9
Purchase Order
Facts.Cancelled Quantity
8.3.10
The metric stores the difference in value of the purchase order for current and prior
year in warehouse currency.
8.3.11
The metric stores the value of the purchase order in a warehouse currency for the prior
year.
8.3.12
Purchase Receiving
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Receipt Amount
This metric is the % difference in actual values of the purchase receipt for the current
and prior year.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.3.13
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Accepted Quantity
The quantity of the product of the purchase order Schedules that have been received
and accepted (passed inspection).
8.3.14
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Receipt Amount
This metric is the difference in actual values of the purchase receipt for the current and
prior year.
8.3.15
Purchase Receiving
Facts.PO Received Price
This metric calculates the average PO Receipt Price, by dividing total value received by
total quantity received.
In some application, Goods receipt price is the PO price and can not be changed, while
in others it could be overridden.
This metric should be view with Item or commodity and it's not applicable to service or
amount based purchases.
8.3.16
Purchase Receiving
Facts.PO Received
Quantity
The quantity of the product that has been received on the purchase receipt line item.
8.3.17
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Receipt Amount
This metric is the actual value of the purchase receipt in the warehouse currency.
8.3.18
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Received Quantity
The quantity of the product that has been received to date on the purchase order line
item.
8.3.19
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Rejected Quantity
The quantity of the product of the purchase order Schedules that have been received
and rejected (failed inspection).
8.3.20
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Returned Amount
8.3.21
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Returned Quantity
8.3.22
Purchase Receiving
Facts.Year Ago Receipt
Amount
This metric is the actual value of the purchase receipt in warehouse currency a year
ago.
8.3.23
Requisition
Facts.Requisition Amount
This metric tracks the requisition line item's actual amount in a common currency.
Purchase requisitions often have multiple line items, which sometimes may become
parts of separate purchase orders, depending on the product and source.
This metric can be used to analyze the requested value to be spent across various
dimensions (receipt location, supplier) and compare it to actual spend or quoted
(standard) spend.
8.3.24
Requisition
Facts.Requisition Quantity
Metric Name
Description
8.4.1
% Accepted by amount
8.4.2
8.4.3
The average quantity of the product received to-date as a percentage of the total
quantity of the product that has been ordered on all the PO line items.This metric tracks
the average percentage of completion in the ordering process.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.4.4
% Received Early is the percentage of items that were received early ( before the due
date specified on the PO), of the total number of items ordered. PO received early rate
gives an idea about the supplier's performance in terms of delivering goods on time
8.4.5
% Received Late is the percentage of items that were received late ( beyond the due
date specified on the PO), of the total number of items ordered. PO received late rate
gives an idea about the supplier's performance in terms of delivering goods on time.
8.4.6
This metric is the percentage of items that were received on time (beyond the due date
specified on the PO), of the total number of items ordered. PO received on time gives
an idea about the supplier's performance in terms of delivering goods on time.
8.4.7
% Rejected by amount
8.4.8
Accepted Amount
8.4.9
Accepted Quantity
8.4.10
Approved Purchase Order Amount, and does not include the amounts from the
Purchase Orders pending approval
8.4.11
The total approved PO amount at cost (in Warehouse Currency). This metric is
calculated as PO quantity multiplying the item's inventory cost at the time PO was
created. If there's partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled value.
It is useful to compare the item cost to the purchase price to estimate the price
variance.
8.4.12
The metric stores the approved quantity of the purchase order schedule
8.4.13
This metric is the average elapsed time between when the requisition was submitted to
when it was approved. when they are done in the same day, this metric will be 0.
The Average Approval Cycle Time metric is useful in identifying the potential
bottlenecks in the requisition approval process. Gains in productivity can be achieved
by looking at this metric in combination with the number of approvers for a requisition,
as well as the approval thresholds set in place in the source system.
8.4.14
This metric is the average elapsed time between requisition approved and Purchase
order creation time.
8.4.15
This metric is the total elapsed time between PO creation and goods receipt.
The Average Receipt Cycle Time measures the time taken by the supplier to process
the PO and ship the products.
8.4.16
This metric is the total elapsed time between requisition creation and goods receipt. It's
the sum of Average Approval Cycle Time (Requisition submit to approve), Average
Purchase Cycle Time (red approve to PO creation) and Average Receipt Cycle Time
(PO creation to Receipt)
The Requisition to Receipt Cycle Time metric is useful for determining the entire
lifecycle of a requisition through receipt of goods. Component cycle times such as
Requisition Approval, Order Submission, and Goods Receipt can also be calculated.
8.4.17
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the %Accepted by amount
8.4.18
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the percentage of items that
were received early
8.4.19
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the percentage of items that
were received late (beyond the due date )
No
Metric Name
Description
8.4.20
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the %Rejected by amount
8.4.21
The quantity of the product that has been received to date on the purchase order line
item.
8.4.22
This is the value of all the items that were received early
8.4.23
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received
before the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.4.24
This is the value of all the items that were received late
8.4.25
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received after
the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.4.26
This is the value of all the items that were received on time
8.4.27
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received on
the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.4.28
The quantity of the product that has been received to date on the purchase order line
item.
8.4.29
this is the rejected amount recorded for the purchase order shipment.
8.4.30
this is the rejected quantity recorded for the purchase order shipment.
8.4.31
This metric provides a supplier index that is the result of several combined statistics,
such as Service Level, Quality, and Price Variance. This metric is very useful in
contract negotiations with suppliers, because it provides an objective view of a
supplier's historical service to the company. It can also be used to select a certain
supplier as an alternate to an existing supplier.
Metric Name
Description
8.5.1
Fact.# of Agreement
Leakages
The number of distinct approved purchase orders that are not based on agreements
although there exists one
8.5.2
Fact.# of Agreement
Purchases
The number of distinct approved purchase orders that are based on agreements. Each
blanket release is considered a different purchase.
8.5.3
Fact.# of Agreements
The number of distinct approved purchase orders that is a agreement. It does not include
consignment consumption documents.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.5.4
The number of distinct approved purchase orders to buy from suppliers. Each blanket
release is considered a different PO. It does not include consignment consumption orders.
This metric is used to identify ordering volume. Order volume is a major component of
supply base rationalization. One useful form of analysis is to correlate an increase in order
volume over time to its effect on a supplier service level (on-time, fill-rates, etc.). Analysis of
future exposure derived from historical buying patterns and volume can be very helpful
when rationalizing a large supply base.
8.5.5
Fact.# of Buyers
Number of Buyers.
8.5.6
8.5.7
The number of distinct approved purchase orders that are not based on agreements.
8.5.8
The number of distinct approved purchase orders that the purchase order is not 'Agreement
Purchases' or there is no existing matching blanket purchase agreement for it to use.
8.5.9
Fact.# of PO Lines
Total number of PO lines.This metric does not have any status or type filter.
8.5.10
Fact.# of POs
The number of distinct purchase orders to buy from suppliers. Each blanket release is
considered a different PO. It does not include consignment consumption orders.
It will include consignment consumption orders and it also includes PO of any statuses.
8.5.11
Fact.# of Purchase
Organizations
8.5.12
Fact.# of Recipient
Locations
8.5.13
Fact.# of Requisitions
This metric is the number of distinct purchase requisitions the purchase orders originated
from. This metric does not include requisitions not associated with any PO.
8.5.14
8.5.15
Fact.# of Suppliers
8.5.16
Fact.% Accepted
8.5.17
The metric stores the % difference in value of the purchase order for current and prior year
in a warehouse currency.
8.5.18
This is the % representation of purchase price variance. This is calculated as the difference
between the PO Amount specified at the order and the PO amount at costing, divided by
the PO amount at costing, and then multiplied by 100 to yield the % value.
8.5.19
Fact.% Rejected
8.5.20
Fact.Accepted Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the product of the purchase order Schedules that
have been received and accepted (passed inspection).
8.5.21
Fact.Accepted Quantity
The quantity of the product of the purchase order Schedules that have been received and
accepted (passed inspection).
8.5.22
Fact.Advance Payment
Amount
This metric tracks the ADVANCE payment amount of the Complex works purchase order.
8.5.23
Fact.Agreement Expiring
Days
8.5.24
Fact.Agreement
Leakage Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders that are not based on
agreements although there exists one. This value is part of Non-Agreement Purchase
Amount.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.5.25
Fact.Agreement
Leakage Rate
8.5.26
Fact.Agreement
Purchase Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders and releases that are
based on agreements
8.5.27
Fact.Agreement
Purchase Rate
8.5.28
Fact.Agreement Target
Amount
8.5.29
Fact.Agreement Target
Quantity
8.5.30
Fact.Approved PO
Amount
The total amount of approved purchase orders or releases (in Warehouse Currency). If
there's partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Amount.
8.5.31
Fact.Approved PO
Amount at Costing
The total approved PO amount at cost (in Warehouse Currency). This metric is calculated
as PO quantity multiplying the item's inventory cost at the time PO was created. If there's
partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled value.
It is useful to compare the item cost to the purchase price to estimate the price variance.
8.5.32
Fact.Approved PO
Quantity
The total quantity of approved purchase orders or releases. If there's partial or full
cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Quantity.
8.5.33
Fact.Available Amount
8.5.34
Fact.Average Agreement
Duration
8.5.35
This metric calculates the average unit purchase price of item ordered, by dividing Total
Approved PO amount by Total Approved PO Quantity. It should be view with Item or
commodity.
This metric is not applicable to service or amount based purchases, as unit price is not
applicable to those orders.
8.5.36
Potential savings that would have been realized if a blanket purchase agreement had been
used instead of a standard purchase order. Best Price is the lowest price on any blanket
purchase agreement that could have been used by the order.
8.5.37
Fact.Cancelled Amount
8.5.38
Fact.Cancelled Quantity
8.5.39
The metric stores the difference in value of the purchase order for current and prior year in
warehouse currency.
8.5.40
Fact.Financed Amount
This metric is specific to Complex Service Procurement. It tracks the financed amount in
prepayment shipment type.
8.5.41
Fact.Financed Quantity
This metric is specific to Complex Service Procurement. It tracks the financed quantity in
prepayment shipment type.
8.5.42
Fact.Financing Payment
Amount
This metric tracks the PREPAYMENT amount of the Complex works purchase order.
8.5.43
Fact.Negotiated
Purchase Amount
The purchase order amount for the purchase order that has leverage negotiated pricing of
some sort. And the purchase order is approved. We use the following conditions:
"Dim_W_XACT_TYPE_D_Purchase_AgreementLeverage_Type"."W_XACT_TYPE_CODE"
= 'Negotiated'
8.5.44
Fact.Non-Agreement
Purchase Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders that are not based on
agreements. It includes Agreement Leakage and Others Non-Agreement Purchase.
8.5.45
Fact.Non-Agreement
Purchase Rate
No
Metric Name
Description
8.5.46
Fact.Non-Negotiated
Purchase Amount
The purchase order amount for the purchase order that has not leverage negotiated pricing
of some sort. And the purchase order is approved. We use the following conditions:
"Dim_W_XACT_TYPE_D_Purchase_AgreementLeverage_Type"."W_XACT_TYPE_CODE"
= 'Non-Negotiated'
8.5.47
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders that are not based on
agreements and there exists no valid agreements that could have been used. This value is
part of Non-Agreement Purchase Amount.
8.5.48
8.5.49
Fact.PO Amount
This metric is the total value display the PO document. It will include consignment
consumption document and prepayment financing for complex work orders. It also includes
PO of any statuses.
This value is the original order quantity where canceled PO Quantity is tracked at a different
column.
It is intended for advanced analysis. It does not include any pre-built filters, so additional
filters and conditions can be applied to fulfill various reporting requirements.
8.5.50
This metric tracks the ratio of POs that come from Requisition. It is calculated by dividing
the number of order distributions created from purchase requisition by total number of order
distributions
8.5.51
Fact.PO Quantity
This metric is the total quantity display the PO document. It will include consignment
consumption document and prepayment financing for complex work orders. It also includes
PO of any statuses.
This value is the original order quantity where canceled PO Quantity is tracked at a different
column.
It is intended for advanced analysis. It does not include any pre-built filters, so additional
filters and conditions can be applied to fulfill various reporting requirements.
8.5.52
Fact.Received Amount
This metric tracks the value (in warehouse currency) of purchase order shipment that were
actually received. This metric excludes the returned value.
This metric can be used as a baseline measure to compare what was actually received to
what was expected.
8.5.53
Fact.Received Quantity
This metric tracks the quantity of purchase order shipment that were actually received. This
metric excludes the returned value.
This metric can be used as a baseline measure to compare what was actually received to
what was expected.
8.5.54
Fact.Recouped Amount
8.5.55
Fact.Recouped Quantity
8.5.56
Fact.Rejected Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the product of the purchase order Schedules that
have been received and rejected (failed inspection).
8.5.57
Fact.Rejected Quantity
The quantity of the product of the purchase order Schedules that have been received and
rejected (failed inspection).
8.5.58
Fact.Retainage
Released Amount
This metric is specific to Complex Service Procurement. It tracks the retainage released
amount in a standard payment or prepayment.
8.5.59
Fact.Retainage Withheld
Amount
This metric is specific to Complex Service Procurement. It tracks the retainage withhold
amount in a standard payment or prepayment .
8.5.60
Fact.Year Ago
Agreement Leakage
Amount
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders that are not based on
agreements although there exists one from a year ago. This value is part of Non-Agreement
Purchase Amount.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.5.61
The value (in warehouse currency) of the approved purchase orders that are not based on
agreements from a year ago. It includes Agreement Leakage and Others Non-Agreement
Purchase.
8.5.62
Fact.Year Ago PO
Amount
The metric stores the value of the purchase order in a warehouse currency for the prior
year.
Metric Name
Description
8.6.1
8.6.2
Transaction Amount. Transaction type and shipment type should be viewed along with
this metric.
8.6.3
Transaction Quantity. Transaction type and shipment type should be viewed along with
this metric.
8.6.4
8.6.5
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.% Chg Year Ago
Receipt Amount
This metric is the % difference in actual values of the purchase receipt for the current
and prior year.
8.6.6
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Avg Receipt Days
Late
For the transactions received after the due day, this metric calculates the average days
between the received date and the due day
8.6.7
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Chg Year Ago
Receipt Amount
This metric is the difference in actual values of the purchase receipt for the current and
prior year.
8.6.8
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.PO Received
Price
This metric calculates the average PO Receipt Price, by dividing total value received by
total quantity received.
In some application, Goods receipt price is the PO price and can not be changed, while
in others it could be overridden.
This metric should be view with Item or commodity and it's not applicable to service or
amount based purchases.
8.6.9
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.PO Received
Quantity
The quantity of the product that has been received on the purchase receipt line item.
8.6.10
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Receipt Amount
This metric is the actual value of the purchase receipt in the warehouse currency.
8.6.11
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Received Early
Amount
The amount received if the received date is earlier than the due date.
8.6.12
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Received Late
Amount
The amount received if the received date is later than the due date.
8.6.13
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Received On-time
Amount
The amount received if the received date is the same as the due date.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.6.14
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Returned Amount
8.6.15
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Returned Quantity
8.6.16
Fact - Purchase
Receipts.Year Ago Receipt
Amount
This metric is the actual value of the purchase receipt in warehouse currency a year
ago.
Metric Name
Description
8.7.1
This metric is the number of distinct purchase requests for an entity such as Buyer, or
Cost Center etc.
The Requisition Volume metric is used to identify requisitioning volume for a particular
entity. Requisitioning volume forms the basis for any analysis of the procurement
process of an organization. It is useful to compare cost centers via this metric to
understand where the large requests are coming from.
8.7.2
The currency value of the requisition in document or transaction at the time the action
was performed.
This metric can only be used with the From Status, To Status attributes from the
Document Status dimension. This will allow the user to track changes in PR value
when the PR moves through the approval process. If you want to find total anticipated
value of PR, please use "Sourcing - Purchase Requisitions" subject area.
8.7.3
Metric Name
Description
8.8.1
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.# of
Requisition Lines
8.8.2
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.# of
Requisitions
# of Requisitions
8.8.3
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Approval
Cycle Time
This metric is the elapsed day between when the requisition was submitted to when it
was approved. when they are done in the same day, this metric will be 0.
The Approval Cycle Time metric is useful in identifying the potential bottlenecks in the
requisition approval process. Gains in productivity can be achieved by looking at this
metric in combination with the number of approvers for a requisition, as well as the
approval thresholds set in place in the source system.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.8.4
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Average
Number of Requisition
Lines
This metric tracks the average number of lines for a requisition or group of requisitions.
It can be analyzed over time or by various attributes such as department, cost center,
location, or organization.
This metric is very useful as a component of requisition transaction costs. It can also be
helpful in rationalizing the selection of suppliers and requested delivery time windows.
For example, you can analyze the correlation between the number of lines per
requisition and the volume of orders placed with each supplier. Many times total
transaction costs can be reduced by consolidating the number of discrete transactions
with single lines into a single transaction with multiple lines.
8.8.5
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Fulfilled
Average Age Days
the sum of the number of days between the last approval date of the fulfilled requisition
line and the receipt or invoice date. This sum is divided by the number of fulfilled
requisition lines.
8.8.6
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Fulfilled
Requisition Lines
Number of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that have a corresponding purchase order or release shipments that have been
received within the receipt close tolerance percentage (if 3-Way or 4-Way matching is
used), invoiced within the invoice close tolerance percentage (if 2-Way matching is
used), or closed. The status of a fulfilled shipment is Closed for Receiving, Closed for
Invoicing, or Closed.
8.8.7
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Fulfilled
Requisition Lines Past
Expected Date
8.8.8
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Fulfilled
Requisitions Amount
Amount of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that have a corresponding purchase order or release shipments that have been
received within the receipt close tolerance percentage (if 3-Way or 4-Way matching is
used), invoiced within the invoice close tolerance percentage (if 2-Way matching is
used), or closed. The status of a fulfilled shipment is Closed for Receiving, Closed for
Invoicing, or Closed.
8.8.9
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Manual
Requisition Amount
Amount of Processed requisition lines that were manually turned into purchase orders
or releases in Oracle Purchasing.
8.8.10
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Manual
Requisition Amount Rate
Percent of processed lines amount that were manually turned into purchase orders or
releases in Oracle Purchasing.
8.8.11
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Manual
Requisition Lines
Number of Processed requisition lines that were manually turned into purchase orders
or releases in Oracle Purchasing.
8.8.12
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Manual
Requisition Lines Rate
Percent of processed lines that were manually turned into purchase orders or releases
in Oracle Purchasing.
8.8.13
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Processed
Amount
Amount of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that are on an approved purchase order or release
8.8.14
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Processed
Average Age Days
8.8.15
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Processed
Requisition Lines
Number of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that are on an approved purchase order or release
8.8.16
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Processed
Requisition Lines Past
Expected Date
Number of processed requisition lines for which the processed date is past the
Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase order shipment or past the Need-By
Date on the requisition line, whichever is available.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.8.17
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Requisition
Amount
This metric tracks the requisition line item's actual amount in a common currency.
Purchase requisitions often have multiple line items, which sometimes may become
parts of separate purchase orders, depending on the product and source.
This metric can be used to analyze the requested value to be spent across various
dimensions (receipt location, supplier) and compare it to actual spend or quoted
(standard) spend.
8.8.18
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Requisition
Quantity
8.8.19
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unapproved
Requisitions Amount
8.8.20
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unapproved
Requisitions Lines
8.8.21
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Amount Pending
Processing
This is the amount of unfulfilled requisition lines that are not on an approved purchase
order or release.
8.8.22
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Amount Processed
Pending Fulfillment
This is the amount of requisition lines that are on an approved purchase order or
release but are not fulfilled.
8.8.23
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Average Age Days
Number of Days Pending is the sum of the number of days between the last approval
date of the unfulfilled requisition line and the current date (the last ETL Date). This
number is divided by the number of unfulfilled requisition lines.
8.8.24
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Lines Pending Processing
Of the Unfulfilled Lines Total, this is the number of unfulfilled requisition lines that are
not on an approved purchase order or release.
8.8.25
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Lines Processed Pending
Fulfillment
Of the Unfulfilled Lines Total, this is the number of requisition lines that are on an
approved purchase order or release but are not fulfilled.
8.8.26
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Requisition Lines
Number of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that were not:
* Fully received within the receipt close tolerance percentage if 3-Way or 4-Way
matching is used.
* Fully invoiced within the invoice close tolerance percentage if 2-Way matching is
used.
* Closed for any other reason.
8.8.27
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Requisition Lines Past
Expected Date
Number of unfulfilled requisition lines for which the current date (the last ETL Date) is
past the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase order shipment or past the
Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is available.
8.8.28
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unfulfilled
Requisitions Amount
Amount of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected, and
that were not:
* Fully received within the receipt close tolerance percentage if 3-Way or 4-Way
matching is used.
* Fully invoiced within the invoice close tolerance percentage if 2-Way matching is
used.
* Closed for any other reason.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.8.29
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Amount Pending Buyer
Submission for Approval
8.8.30
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Amount Pending Buyers
Workbench
Amount of unprocessed requisition lines that are not yet on a purchase order or release
and that do not contain an Oracle Sourcing document or RFQ reference. If the
requisition were to gain an Oracle Sourcing document or RFQ reference, then it would
move to the Pending Sourcing phase.
8.8.31
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Amount Pending PO
Approval
8.8.32
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Amount Pending Sourcing
8.8.33
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Average Age Days
Number of Days Pending is the sum of the number of days between the last approval
date of the unprocessed requisition line and the current date (that is, Last ETL Date).
This number is then divided by the number of unprocessed requisition lines.
8.8.34
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Lines Pending Buyer
Submission for Approval
8.8.35
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Lines Pending Buyers
Workbench
Number of unprocessed requisition lines that are not yet on a purchase order or
release and that do not contain an Oracle Sourcing document or RFQ reference. If the
requisition were to gain an Oracle Sourcing document or RFQ reference, then it would
move to the Pending Sourcing phase.
8.8.36
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Lines Pending PO Approval
8.8.37
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Lines Pending Sourcing
8.8.38
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Requisition Lines
Number of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected and
that are not on an approved purchase order or release.
8.8.39
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Requisition Lines - Urgent
Number of unprocessed requisition lines for which the requester selected the Urgent
option in Oracle iProcurement or Oracle Purchasing.
8.8.40
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Requisition Lines Past
Expected Date
Number of unprocessed requisition lines for which the current date (the last ETL Date)
is past the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase order or release shipment,
or past the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is available.
8.8.41
Fact - Purchase
Requisitions.Unprocessed
Requisitions Amount
Amount of approved requisition lines that are not canceled, returned, or rejected and
that are not on an approved purchase order or release.
Metric Name
Description
8.9.1
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 130 Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 0 to 30 days. It
is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is between 0 and 30 days.
8.9.2
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 130 Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 1-30 Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
8.9.3
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 3160 Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 31 to 60 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 31 and 60 days.
8.9.4
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 3160 Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 31-60 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
8.9.5
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 6190 Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged between 61 to 90 days.
It is calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open
and (current reporting date - baseline date) is between 61 and 90 days.
8.9.6
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 6190 Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 61-90 Amount to total outstanding
AP Balance.
8.9.7
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 90+
Amount
This metric is the net payable outstanding to the supplier aged over 90 days. It is
calculated as follows: sum of transaction amount where document status = Open and
(current reporting date - baseline date) is over 90 days
8.9.8
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Aging 90+
Amount to Total %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Aging 90+ Amount to total outstanding AP
Balance.
8.9.9
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Amount
8.9.10
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg CR
Memo Amount
This metric shows average credit memo amount processed for a period.
8.9.11
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg DR
Memo Amount
This metric shows average debit memo amount processed for a period.
8.9.12
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg
Invoice Amount
This metric shows the average invoice amount by : (AR Invoice Amount / AR Invoice
Count)
8.9.13
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg
Invoice Days Outstanding
This metric computes the average outstanding transaction days, basically how long it is
open since the Invoice Date.
8.9.14
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg
Invoice Days Overdue
This metric averages the days overdue (Current Reporting Date > Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
8.9.15
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg
Payment Amount
This metric shows average payment amount memo amount processed for a period (AP
Total Payment Amount / AP Payment Count)
8.9.16
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Avg
Supplier Payment Days
8.9.17
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Count
Outstanding Transaction
This metric counts the number of outstanding transactions. It is used to compute the
average days outstanding metric.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.9.18
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Count
Overdue Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Average
Days Overdue metric
8.9.19
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Count
Payment Transactions
8.9.20
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP CR Memo
Amount to Invoice %
This metric computes the percentage of CR Memo Amount to the total Invoice Amount
for a period
8.9.21
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Credit
Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of credit memo(s) related to the supplier.
8.9.22
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Credit
Memo Count
8.9.23
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Debit
Memo Amount
This metric shows the amount of debit memo(s) related to the supplier.
8.9.24
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Debit
Memo Count
8.9.25
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Document
Amount
8.9.26
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Invoice
Count
8.9.27
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Local
Amount
8.9.28
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Overdue
Amount to Total %
This metric compares the AP Overdue balance with the total AP Balance. The formula
is: AP Overdue balance / AP Balance * 100
8.9.29
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Overdue
Items to Total %
This metric computes the ratio of overdue AP transactions to all open AP transactions
8.9.30
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Payment
Amount to Invoice %
This metric computes the percentage of AP Payment Amount to the total Invoice
Amount for a period
8.9.31
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Times
Paid After Due
This metric shows the number of times paid after due date to the suppliers
8.9.32
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Times
Paid Before Due
This metric shows the number of times paid before due date to the suppliers
8.9.33
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.AP Total
Payment Amount
This shows the total payments posted in the system against all suppliers. This can be
analyze by individual suppliers as well as plotted against time for trending.
8.9.34
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.Total AP
Outstanding Amount
This metric is the amount due to the supplier. It includes all line items that have the
document status of Open.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.9.35
Fact - Supplier AP
Transactions.Total AP
Overdue Amount
This metric is the total past due to suppliers. It is calculated as follows: sum of
transaction amount where document status = Open and current reporting date is >
payment due date.
Metric Name
Description
8.10.1
Facts - Supplier
Performance.# of PO
The number of distinct purchase orders to buy from suppliers. Each blanket release is
considered a different PO. It does not include consignment consumption orders.
It will include consignment consumption orders and it also includes PO of any statuses.
8.10.2
Facts - Supplier
Performance.# of Suppliers
8.10.3
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% Accepted
% Accepted by amount
8.10.4
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% PO Cost
Variance
8.10.5
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% Received
Early
8.10.6
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% Received
Late
8.10.7
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% Received
On Time
8.10.8
Facts - Supplier
Performance.% Rejected
% Rejected by amount
8.10.9
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Approved PO
Amount
The total amount of approved purchase orders or releases (in Warehouse Currency). If
there's partial or full cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Amount.
8.10.10
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Approved PO
Quantity
The total quantity of approved purchase orders or releases. If there's partial or full
cancellation, this metric excludes the cancelled Quantity.
8.10.11
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Average
Approval Cycle Time
This metric is the average elapsed time between when the requisition was submitted to
when it was approved. when they are done in the same day, this metric will be 0.
The Average Approval Cycle Time metric is useful in identifying the potential
bottlenecks in the requisition approval process. Gains in productivity can be achieved
by looking at this metric in combination with the number of approvers for a requisition,
as well as the approval thresholds set in place in the source system.
8.10.12
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Average
Purchase Cycle Time
This metric is the average elapsed time between requisition approved and Purchase
order creation time.
8.10.13
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Average
Receipt Cycle Time
This metric is the total elapsed time between PO creation and goods receipt.
The Average Receipt Cycle Time measures the time taken by the supplier to process
the PO and ship the products.
No
Metric Name
Description
8.10.14
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Avg Purchase
Unit Price
This metric calculates the average unit purchase price of item ordered, by dividing Total
Approved PO amount by Total Approved PO Quantity. It should be view with Item or
commodity.
This metric is not applicable to service or amount based purchases, as unit price is not
applicable to those orders.
8.10.15
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Cancelled
Amount
8.10.16
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Cancelled
Quantity
8.10.17
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Overall %
Accepted
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the %Accepted by amount
8.10.18
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Overall %
Received Early
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the percentage of items that
were received early
8.10.19
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Overall %
Received Late
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the percentage of items that
were received late (beyond the due date )
8.10.20
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Overall %
Rejected
This metric is the over all value across all dimension. It's the %Rejected by amount
8.10.21
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Received
Early Quantity
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received
before the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.10.22
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Received
Late Quantity
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received after
the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.10.23
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Received On
Time Quantity
The quantity of the product on the purchase order line item that has been received on
the due date. Due date is the Promised Date or Need-By Date on the purchase
order/release shipment, or the Need-By Date on the requisition line, whichever is
available.
8.10.24
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Received
Quantity
This metric tracks the quantity of purchase order shipment that were actually received.
This metric excludes the returned value.
This metric can be used as a baseline measure to compare what was actually received
to what was expected.
8.10.25
Facts - Supplier
Performance.Supplier
Score
This metric provides a supplier index that is the result of several combined statistics,
such as Service Level, Quality, and Price Variance. This metric is very useful in
contract negotiations with suppliers, because it provides an objective view of a
supplier's historical service to the company. It can also be used to select a certain
supplier as an alternate to an existing supplier.
Project Analytics
This chapter describes metrics available in Project Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 7.9.6.
Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Project Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
9.1.1
9.1.2
9.1.3
9.1.4
9.1.5
Fact - Project
Billing.Approved Invoice
Amount
9.1.6
Fact - Project
Billing.Current Withheld
Amount
Part of the original invoice which has been retained as part of the customer agreement.
9.1.7
Fact - Project
Billing.Invoice Amount
Full bill amount for each expenditure item. This is equal to Quantity Billed times the Bill
rate per Unit
9.1.8
Fact - Project
Billing.Invoice Write-off
Amount
9.1.9
Fact - Project
Billing.Retention Billed
Amount that has been retained and billed as part of a customer agreement.
9.1.10
Fact - Project
Billing.Retention Write-off
9.1.11
Part of the original invoice which has been retained according to the customer
agreement and not billed yet. Invoice retention is used to reduce a project invoice by a
percentage amount that you specify for a particular project. It applies to both
expenditure item invoices and event billings
9.1.12
Fact - Project
Billing.Unapproved Invoice
Amount
9.1.13
Fact - Project
Billing.Unbilled Receivables
9.1.14
Fact - Project
Billing.Unearned Revenue
Value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed yet.
9.1.15
Fact - Project
Funding.Agreement
Amount
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.1.16
Fact - Project
Funding.Agreement
Amount - ITD
9.1.17
Fact - Project
Funding.Agreement
Amount - MTD
9.1.18
Fact - Project
Funding.Agreement
Amount - QTD
9.1.19
Fact - Project
Funding.Agreement
Amount - YTD
9.1.20
Number of distinct Projects with an Invoice Line since the Project inception
9.1.21
ITD Metrics.Approved
Invoice Amount - ITD
9.1.22
ITD Metrics.Current
Withheld Amount - ITD
Inception to Date amount retained from the original invoice, as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.23
9.1.24
9.1.25
ITD Metrics.Retention
Billed - ITD
Inception to Date amount that has been retained and billed as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.26
ITD Metrics.Retention
Write-off - ITD
9.1.27
Inception to Date value retained from the original invoice according to the customer
agreement and not billed yet.
9.1.28
ITD Metrics.Unapproved
Invoice Amount - ITD
9.1.29
ITD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - ITD
Inception to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
9.1.30
ITD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - ITD
Inception to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been
performed yet.
9.1.31
MTD Metrics.Approved
Invoice Amount - MTD
9.1.32
MTD Metrics.Current
Withheld Amount - MTD
Month to Date amount retained from the original invoice, as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.33
MTD Metrics.Invoice
Amount - MTD
9.1.34
9.1.35
MTD Metrics.Retention
Billed - MTD
Month to Date amount that has been retained and billed as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.36
MTD Metrics.Retention
Write-off - MTD
9.1.37
MTD Metrics.Total
Retained Amount - MTD
Month to Date value retained from the original invoice according to the customer
agreement and not billed yet.
9.1.38
MTD Metrics.Unapproved
Invoice Amount - MTD
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.1.39
MTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - MTD
Month to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
9.1.40
MTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - MTD
Month to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed
yet.
9.1.41
QTD Metrics.Approved
Invoice Amount - QTD
9.1.42
QTD Metrics.Current
Withheld Amount - QTD
Quarter to Date amount retained from the original invoice, as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.43
QTD Metrics.Invoice
Amount - QTD
9.1.44
9.1.45
QTD Metrics.Retention
Billed - QTD
Quarter to Date amount that has been retained and billed as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.46
QTD Metrics.Retention
Write-off - QTD
9.1.47
QTD Metrics.Total
Retained Amount - QTD
Quarter to Date value retained from the original invoice according to the customer
agreement and not billed yet.
9.1.48
QTD Metrics.Unapproved
Invoice Amount - QTD
9.1.49
QTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - QTD
Quarter to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
9.1.50
QTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been
performed yet.
9.1.51
YTD Metrics.Approved
Invoice Amount - YTD
9.1.52
YTD Metrics.Current
Withheld Amount - YTD
Year to Date amount retained from the original invoice, as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.53
YTD Metrics.Invoice
Amount - YTD
9.1.54
9.1.55
YTD Metrics.Retention
Billed - YTD
Year to Date amount that has been retained and billed as part of a customer
agreement.
9.1.56
YTD Metrics.Retention
Write-off - YTD
9.1.57
Year to Date value retained from the original invoice according to the customer
agreement and not billed yet.
9.1.58
YTD Metrics.Unapproved
Invoice Amount - YTD
9.1.59
YTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - YTD
Year to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
9.1.60
YTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - YTD
Year to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed
yet.
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.2.1
9.2.2
Inception to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.2.3
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage
approved in the current version of the budget
9.2.4
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage
approved in the current version of the budget
9.2.5
Inception to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs
approved in the current budget
9.2.6
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are inception to date and come from
the current version of the budget
9.2.7
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in
the current version of the budget
9.2.8
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in
the current version of the budget
9.2.9
Inception to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.2.10
Inception to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline
version of the budget
9.2.11
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage in the
original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.12
Inception to date units of equipment in the original approved baseline version of the
cost budget
9.2.13
Inception to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.14
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are inception to date and come from
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.15
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline
version of the cost budget
9.2.16
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage in the
original approved baseline version of the cost budget
9.2.17
Inception to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the
budget.
9.2.18
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - MTD
Month to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.2.19
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - MTD
Month to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs approved
in the current budget
9.2.20
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - MTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are month to date and come from the
current version of the budget
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.2.21
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - MTD
Month to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.2.22
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - MTD
Month to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version
of the budget
9.2.23
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - MTD
Month to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.24
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - MTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are month to date and come from the
initial version of the budget
9.2.25
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - MTD
Month to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
9.2.26
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - QTD
Quarter to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.2.27
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - QTD
Quarter to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs
approved in the current budget
9.2.28
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - QTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are quarter to date and come from
the current version of the budget
9.2.29
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.2.30
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - QTD
Quarter to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline
version of the budget
9.2.31
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - QTD
Quarter to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.32
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - QTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are quarter to date and come from
the initial version of the budget
9.2.33
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the
budget.
9.2.34
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - YTD
Year to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.2.35
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - YTD
Year to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs approved
in the current budget
9.2.36
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - YTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are year to date and come from the
current version of the budget
9.2.37
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - YTD
Year to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.2.38
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - YTD
Year to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version
of the budget
9.2.39
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - YTD
Year to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in the
original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.40
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - YTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are year to date and come from the
initial version of the budget
9.2.41
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - YTD
Year to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
9.2.42
9.2.43
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Billable Cost
Amount of billable costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current
version of the budget.
9.2.44
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Capitalizable Cost
Amount of costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current version
of the budget of an asset building project. These costs are posted to the asset's
balance account until the asset is in service
9.2.45
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Cost
Amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the budget
9.2.46
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Equipment Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.2.47
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Equipment Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.2.48
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Margin
Difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs approved in the
current budget
9.2.49
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Margin Percent
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amounts, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Figures come from the current version of the
cost and revenue budgets
9.2.50
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
People Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.2.51
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
People Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.2.52
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Revenue
9.2.53
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Billable Cost
Amount of billable raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline version of
the budget. This total results from adding all chargeable items from tasks denoted as
billable
9.2.54
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Capitalizable Cost
Amount raw and burden costs in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
These costs are posted to the asset's balance account until the asset is in service
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.2.55
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Cost
Amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.56
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Equipment Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage in the original approved
baseline version of the budget
9.2.57
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Equipment Effort
Units of equipment in the original approved baseline version of the cost budget
9.2.58
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Margin
Difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in the original
approved baseline version of the budget
9.2.59
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Margin Percent
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden costs, shown as a
percentage of the revenue amount. Figures come from the current version of the
budget
9.2.60
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
People Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline version of the cost
budget
9.2.61
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
People Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage in the original approved
baseline version of the cost budget
9.2.62
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Revenue
Metric Name
Description
9.3.1
9.3.2
Ago Measures.MAGO
Equipment Cost
Month ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.3
Ago Measures.MAGO
Equipment Effort
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. month ago Equipment expenditure
items result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.4
Ago Measures.MAGO
People Cost
9.3.5
Ago Measures.MAGO
People Effort
Units of labor used month ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units
by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.6
9.3.7
Ago Measures.QAGO
Equipment Cost
Quarter ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.8
Ago Measures.QAGO
Equipment Effort
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. quarter ago Equipment expenditure
items result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.9
Ago Measures.QAGO
People Cost
9.3.10
Ago Measures.QAGO
People Effort
Units of labor used quarter ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units
by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.11
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.3.12
Ago Measures.YAGO
Equipment Cost
Year ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.13
Ago Measures.YAGO
Equipment Effort
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. year ago Equipment expenditure items
result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.14
Ago Measures.YAGO
People Cost
9.3.15
Ago Measures.YAGO
People Effort
Units of labor used year ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by
the corresponding usage rate
9.3.16
9.3.17
Total raw and burden costs flagged as billable as they result from transactions that are
chargeable and tasks denoted as billable.
9.3.18
Total of expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe
benefits and office space.
9.3.19
Fact - Project
Cost.Capitalizable Cost
Raw and burden costs from asset building projects. These costs are posted to the
asset's balance account and remain there until the asset is in service
9.3.20
9.3.21
Fact - Project
Cost.Equipment Cost
9.3.22
Fact - Project
Cost.Equipment Effort
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. Equipment expenditure items result
from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.3.23
Raw and burden costs not flagged as billable because the transactions are not
chargeable or the tasks where they were performed are not denoted as billable.
9.3.24
9.3.25
Units of labor used. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by the
corresponding usage rate
9.3.26
Quantity of time (example: hours) booked that becomes basis to calculate Raw cost
that is directly attributed to work performed
9.3.27
9.3.28
9.3.29
9.3.30
9.3.31
ITD Metrics.Capitalizable
Cost - ITD
Inception to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.3.32
9.3.33
ITD Metrics.Equipment
Cost - ITD
Inception to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.34
ITD Metrics.Equipment
Effort - ITD
9.3.35
ITD Metrics.Non-Billable
Cost - ITD
9.3.36
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.3.37
Units of labor used. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by the
corresponding usage rate
9.3.38
9.3.39
9.3.40
9.3.41
MTD Metrics.Capitalizable
Cost - MTD
Month to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.3.42
9.3.43
MTD Metrics.Equipment
Cost - MTD
Month to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.44
MTD Metrics.Equipment
Effort - MTD
9.3.45
MTD Metrics.Non-Billable
Cost - MTD
9.3.46
9.3.47
9.3.48
9.3.49
9.3.50
9.3.51
QTD Metrics.Capitalizable
Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.3.52
9.3.53
QTD Metrics.Equipment
Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.54
QTD Metrics.Equipment
Effort - QTD
9.3.55
QTD Metrics.Non-Billable
Cost - QTD
9.3.56
9.3.57
9.3.58
9.3.59
9.3.60
9.3.61
YTD Metrics.Capitalizable
Cost - YTD
Year to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.3.62
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.3.63
YTD Metrics.Equipment
Cost - YTD
Year to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.3.64
YTD Metrics.Equipment
Effort - YTD
9.3.65
YTD Metrics.Non-Billable
Cost - YTD
9.3.66
9.3.67
9.3.68
Metric Name
Description
9.4.1
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Cost
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version
9.4.2
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Effort
9.4.3
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Revenue
9.4.4
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC Cost
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version. EAC equals actual costs plus remaining cost forecasted as required to
complete the project
9.4.5
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Effort
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version. EAC equals
actual effort + remaining forecasted effort as required to complete the project
9.4.6
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Revenue
9.4.7
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC Cost
Estimate to complete Amount of raw plus burden cost that, according to the current
forecast version, is needed to complete the remaining work for the selected items of the
WBS
9.4.8
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Effort
9.4.9
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Revenue
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
9.4.10
Fact - Project
Forecast.Forecast Margin
Amount
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.4.11
Fact - Project
Forecast.Forecast Margin
Percent
Forecast Margin Amount multiply 100 and divide by Current EAC Revenue
9.4.12
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Cost
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the original primary cost forecast
version
9.4.13
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Effort
9.4.14
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Revenue
9.4.15
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC Cost
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version. EAC equals actual costs plus remaining cost forecasted
as required to complete the project
9.4.16
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Effort
Estimate at completion effort in the original primary cost forecast version. EAC equals
actual effort + remaining forecasted effort as required to complete the project
9.4.17
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Revenue
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
9.4.18
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC Cost
Estimate to complete Amount burdened cost (Raw + burden cost) in the original
primary forecast version needed to complete the remaining work
9.4.19
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Effort
9.4.20
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Revenue
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
9.4.21
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost ITD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started since project inception
9.4.22
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Equipment Cost - ITD
9.4.23
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Equipment Effort - ITD
9.4.24
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
People Cost - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the current version of the forecast
9.4.25
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
People Effort - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
9.4.26
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - ITD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since project inception
9.4.27
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost ITD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started since project inception
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.4.28
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Equipment Cost - ITD
9.4.29
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Equipment Effort - ITD
9.4.30
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
People Cost - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the original version of the forecast
9.4.31
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
People Effort - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the original version of
the forecast
9.4.32
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - ITD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since project inception
9.4.33
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost MTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected month
9.4.34
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - MTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the selected month
9.4.35
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost MTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected month
9.4.36
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - MTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the month
9.4.37
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost QTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
9.4.38
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - QTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since in the selected quarter
9.4.39
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost QTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
9.4.40
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - QTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since in the selected quarter
9.4.41
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost YTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.4.42
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - YTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.4.43
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost YTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.4.44
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - YTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the year
Project Analytics
Metric Name
Description
9.5.1
Amount Metrics.Additional
Funding Amount
9.5.2
Amount Metrics.Adjustment
Funding Amount
9.5.3
Amount Metrics.Agreement
Amount
9.5.4
Amount Metrics.Baselined
Amount
Amount of funding allocated to a project which has been baselined. Only Baselined
Amount can be used for Revenue or Invoice Generation
Funding Header Metric - Cannot be analyzed by Time
9.5.5
Amount Metrics.Cancelled
Funding Amount
9.5.6
Amount Metrics.Funding
Amount
9.5.7
Amount Metrics.Initial
Funding Amount
9.5.8
Amount Metrics.Invoiced
Amount
9.5.9
Amount Metrics.Not
Allocated Amount
9.5.10
Amount Metrics.Remaining
Funding Amount
Value of Funding Amount which has not been recognized yet through revenue accrual.
Funding Header Metric - Cannot be analyzed by Time
9.5.11
Amount Metrics.Revenue
Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account which is attributable to the revenue generated as a part of a particular
transaction.
Funding Header Metric - Cannot be analyzed by Time
9.5.12
Amount
Metrics.Unbaselined
Amount
Amount of Funding Allocated to a project which has not been baselined. This amount
can't be used for revenue or invoice generation.
Funding Header Metric - Cannot be analyzed by Time
9.5.13
9.5.14
9.5.15
9.5.16
9.5.17
9.5.18
9.5.19
9.5.20
9.5.21
Count Metrics.Total
Number of Agreements
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.5.22
Count Metrics.Total
Number of Expired
Agreements
9.5.23
Count Metrics.Total
Number of Unexpired
Agreements
Metric Name
Description
9.6.1
9.6.2
Inception to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.6.3
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage
approved in the current version of the budget
9.6.4
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage
approved in the current version of the budget
9.6.5
Inception to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs
approved in the current budget
9.6.6
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are inception to date and come from
the current version of the budget
9.6.7
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in
the current version of the budget
9.6.8
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in
the current version of the budget
9.6.9
Inception to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.6.10
Inception to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline
version of the budget
9.6.11
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage in the
original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.12
Inception to date units of equipment in the original approved baseline version of the
cost budget
9.6.13
Inception to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.14
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are inception to date and come from
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.15
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline
version of the cost budget
9.6.16
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage in the
original approved baseline version of the cost budget
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.17
Inception to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the
budget.
9.6.18
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - MTD
Month to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.6.19
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - MTD
Month to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs approved
in the current budget
9.6.20
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - MTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are month to date and come from the
current version of the budget
9.6.21
Budget MTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - MTD
Month to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.6.22
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - MTD
Month to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version
of the budget
9.6.23
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - MTD
Month to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.24
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - MTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are month to date and come from the
initial version of the budget
9.6.25
Budget MTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - MTD
Month to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
9.6.26
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - QTD
Quarter to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.6.27
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - QTD
Quarter to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs
approved in the current budget
9.6.28
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - QTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are quarter to date and come from
the current version of the budget
9.6.29
Budget QTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.6.30
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - QTD
Quarter to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline
version of the budget
9.6.31
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - QTD
Quarter to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in
the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.32
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - QTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are quarter to date and come from
the initial version of the budget
9.6.33
Budget QTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the
budget.
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.34
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Cost - YTD
Year to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
9.6.35
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin - YTD
Year to date Difference between the revenue and the raw and burden costs approved
in the current budget
9.6.36
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Margin Percent - YTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are year to date and come from the
current version of the budget
9.6.37
Budget YTD
Metrics.Current Budget
Revenue - YTD
Year to date revenue budget amount approved in the current version of the budget.
9.6.38
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Cost - YTD
Year to date amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version
of the budget
9.6.39
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin - YTD
Year to date difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in the
original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.40
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Margin Percent - YTD
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amount, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Amounts are year to date and come from the
initial version of the budget
9.6.41
Budget YTD
Metrics.Original Budget
Revenue - YTD
Year to date revenue amount in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
9.6.42
9.6.43
Month ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.44
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. month ago Equipment expenditure
items result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.6.45
9.6.46
Units of labor used month ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units
by the corresponding usage rate
9.6.47
9.6.48
Quarter ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.49
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. quarter ago Equipment expenditure
items result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.6.50
9.6.51
Units of labor used quarter ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units
by the corresponding usage rate
9.6.52
9.6.53
Year ago value of Expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.54
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. year ago Equipment expenditure items
result from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.55
9.6.56
Units of labor used year ago. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by
the corresponding usage rate
9.6.57
9.6.58
9.6.59
Cost ITD
Metrics.Capitalizable Cost ITD
Inception to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.6.60
9.6.61
Percentage of cost expended in comparison with current approved cost budget since
project inception
9.6.62
Difference between Actual Cost and Current Cost Budget (Actual Cost ITD Current
Cost Budget ITD) since project inception
9.6.63
Cost ITD
Metrics.Equipment Cost ITD
Inception to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.64
Cost ITD
Metrics.Equipment Effort ITD
9.6.65
Difference between Current EAC Cost and Current Budget Cost (Current EAC Cost
ITD Current Budget Cost ITD) since project inception
9.6.66
9.6.67
9.6.68
Units of labor used. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by the
corresponding usage rate
9.6.69
9.6.70
Cost MTD
Metrics.Capitalizable Cost MTD
Month to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.6.71
9.6.72
Cost MTD
Metrics.Equipment Cost MTD
Month to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.73
Cost MTD
Metrics.Equipment Effort MTD
9.6.74
9.6.75
9.6.76
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.77
9.6.78
Cost QTD
Metrics.Capitalizable Cost QTD
Quarter to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.6.79
9.6.80
Cost QTD
Metrics.Equipment Cost QTD
Quarter to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.81
Cost QTD
Metrics.Equipment Effort QTD
9.6.82
9.6.83
9.6.84
9.6.85
9.6.86
Cost YTD
Metrics.Capitalizable Cost YTD
Year to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
9.6.87
9.6.88
Cost YTD
Metrics.Equipment Cost YTD
Year to Date expenditure items (raw and burden) related to equipment usage
9.6.89
Cost YTD
Metrics.Equipment Effort YTD
9.6.90
9.6.91
9.6.92
9.6.93
9.6.94
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Billable Cost
Amount of billable costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current
version of the budget.
9.6.95
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Capitalizable Cost
Amount of costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current version
of the budget of an asset building project. These costs are posted to the asset's
balance account until the asset is in service
9.6.96
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Cost
Amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the budget
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.97
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Equipment Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.6.98
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Equipment Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.6.99
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Margin
Difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs approved in the
current budget
9.6.100
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Margin Percent
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden cost amounts, shown
as a percentage of the revenue amount. Figures come from the current version of the
cost and revenue budgets
9.6.101
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
People Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.6.102
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
People Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage approved in the current
version of the budget
9.6.103
Fact - Project
Budget.Current Budget
Revenue
9.6.104
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Billable Cost
Amount of billable raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline version of
the budget. This total results from adding all chargeable items from tasks denoted as
billable
9.6.105
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Capitalizable Cost
Amount raw and burden costs in the original baseline approved version of the budget.
These costs are posted to the asset's balance account until the asset is in service
9.6.106
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Cost
Amount of raw and burden cost in the original approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.107
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Equipment Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage in the original approved
baseline version of the budget
9.6.108
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Equipment Effort
Units of equipment in the original approved baseline version of the cost budget
9.6.109
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Margin
Difference between the revenue and the total raw and burden costs in the original
approved baseline version of the budget
9.6.110
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Margin Percent
Difference between the revenue amount and the raw and burden costs, shown as a
percentage of the revenue amount. Figures come from the current version of the
budget
9.6.111
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
People Cost
Amount of raw and burden costs in the original approved baseline version of the cost
budget
9.6.112
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
People Effort
Amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage in the original approved
baseline version of the cost budget
9.6.113
Fact - Project
Budget.Original Budget
Revenue
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.114
9.6.115
Total raw and burden costs flagged as billable as they result from transactions that are
chargeable and tasks denoted as billable.
9.6.116
Total of expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe
benefits and office space.
9.6.117
Fact - Project
Cost.Capitalizable Cost
Raw and burden costs from asset building projects. These costs are posted to the
asset's balance account and remain there until the asset is in service
9.6.118
9.6.119
9.6.120
Difference between Actual Cost and Current Cost Budget (Actual Cost Current Cost
Budget)
9.6.121
Fact - Project
Cost.Equipment Cost
9.6.122
Fact - Project
Cost.Equipment Effort
Total units (time or quantity) of equipment used. Equipment expenditure items result
from multiplying units by the corresponding usage rate
9.6.123
Fact - Project
Cost.Forecast Cost
Variance
Difference between Current EAC Cost and Current Budget Cost (Current EAC Cost
Current Budget Cost)
9.6.124
Raw and burden costs not flagged as billable because the transactions are not
chargeable or the tasks where they were performed are not denoted as billable.
9.6.125
9.6.126
Units of labor used. People expenditure items result from multiplying units by the
corresponding usage rate
9.6.127
9.6.128
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Cost
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version
9.6.129
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Effort
9.6.130
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current Actual
Revenue
9.6.131
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC Cost
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version. EAC equals actual costs plus remaining cost forecasted as required to
complete the project
9.6.132
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Effort
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version. EAC equals
actual effort + remaining forecasted effort as required to complete the project
9.6.133
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Equipment Cost
Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the
original version of the forecast
9.6.134
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Equipment Effort
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.135
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
People Cost
Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the
current version of the forecast
9.6.136
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
People Effort
Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
9.6.137
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current EAC
Revenue
9.6.138
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC Cost
Estimate to complete Amount of raw plus burden cost that, according to the current
forecast version, is needed to complete the remaining work for the selected items of the
WBS
9.6.139
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Effort
9.6.140
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Equipment Cost
Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the
original version of the forecast
9.6.141
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Equipment Effort
Estimate To Complete of Units of equipment used in the current version of the forecast
9.6.142
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
People Cost
Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current
version of the forecast
9.6.143
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
People Effort
Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
9.6.144
Fact - Project
Forecast.Current ETC
Revenue
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
9.6.145
Fact - Project
Forecast.Forecast Margin
Amount
9.6.146
Fact - Project
Forecast.Forecast Margin
Percent
Forecast Margin Amount multiply 100 and divide by Current EAC Revenue
9.6.147
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Cost
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the original primary cost forecast
version
9.6.148
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Effort
9.6.149
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original Actual
Revenue
9.6.150
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC Cost
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version. EAC equals actual costs plus remaining cost forecasted
as required to complete the project
9.6.151
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Effort
Estimate at completion effort in the original primary cost forecast version. EAC equals
actual effort + remaining forecasted effort as required to complete the project
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.152
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Equipment Cost
Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the
current version of the forecast
9.6.153
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Equipment Effort
9.6.154
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
People Cost
Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the
original version of the forecast
9.6.155
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
People Effort
Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the original version of the forecast
9.6.156
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original EAC
Revenue
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
9.6.157
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC Cost
Estimate to complete Amount burdened cost (Raw + burden cost) in the original
primary forecast version needed to complete the remaining work
9.6.158
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Effort
9.6.159
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Equipment Cost
Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the
current version of the forecast
9.6.160
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Equipment Effort
Estimate To Complete of Units of equipment used in the original version of the forecast
9.6.161
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
People Cost
Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the original
version of the forecast
9.6.162
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
People Effort
Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the original version of the forecast
9.6.163
Fact - Project
Forecast.Original ETC
Revenue
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
9.6.164
9.6.165
9.6.166
Fact - Project
Revenue.Margin
9.6.167
Fact - Project
Revenue.Margin Percent
9.6.168
Fact - Project
Revenue.Revenue Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization against which a
transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue generated as a part of a
particular transaction.
9.6.169
Fact - Project
Revenue.Revenue Quantity
Number of Units (of Material or Hours) used for this Revenue Distribution Line
9.6.170
Fact - Project
Revenue.Unbilled
Receivables
Unbilled receivables is the amount of open receivables that have not yet been billed for
a project
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.171
Fact - Project
Revenue.Unearned
Revenue
Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before the revenue has been
earned by providing goods or services to a customer. Oracle Projects calculates
unearned revenue using the following formula: (Unearned Revenue = Amount Invoiced
- Revenue Accrued)
9.6.172
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost ITD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started since project inception
9.6.173
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Equipment Cost - ITD
9.6.174
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Equipment Effort - ITD
9.6.175
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
People Cost - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the current version of the forecast
9.6.176
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
People Effort - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
9.6.177
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - ITD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since project inception
9.6.178
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Forecast Margin
Amount - ITD
9.6.179
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Forecast Margin
Percent - ITD
Inception to date Forecast Margin Amount multiply 100 and divide by Current EAC
Revenue
9.6.180
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost ITD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started since project inception
9.6.181
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Equipment Cost - ITD
9.6.182
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Equipment Effort - ITD
9.6.183
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
People Cost - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the original version of the forecast
9.6.184
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
People Effort - ITD
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the original version of
the forecast
9.6.185
Forecast ITD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - ITD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since project inception
9.6.186
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost MTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected month
9.6.187
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - MTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the selected month
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.188
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost MTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected month
9.6.189
Forecast MTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - MTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the month
9.6.190
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost QTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
9.6.191
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - QTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since in the selected quarter
9.6.192
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost QTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
9.6.193
Forecast QTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - QTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since in the selected quarter
9.6.194
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Current EAC Cost YTD
Estimate at completion amount (raw + burden costs) in the current primary cost
forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.6.195
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Current EAC
Revenue - YTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.6.196
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Original EAC Cost YTD
Estimate at completion burdened cost amount (raw + burden costs) in the original
primary cost forecast version for items of the WBS started in the selected year
9.6.197
Forecast YTD
Metrics.Original EAC
Revenue - YTD
Estimate at completion revenue amount in the original primary revenue forecast version
for the items of the WBS started in the year
9.6.198
Revenue Ago
Measures.MAGO Bill
Amount
9.6.199
Revenue Ago
Measures.MAGO Revenue
Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a month ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
9.6.200
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Percent
Quarter Ago
9.6.201
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Percent
Quarterly Change
Difference between the Margin percentage from the last quarter and the Margin
percentage from the current quarter
9.6.202
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Percent
Year Ago
9.6.203
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Percent
Yearly Change
Difference between the Margin percentage from the last year and the Margin
percentage from the current year
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.204
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Quarter
Ago
Difference between the project revenue and burdened cost for the last quarter
9.6.205
Revenue Ago
Measures.Margin Year Ago
Difference between the project revenue and burdened cost for the year previous to that
currently selected.
9.6.206
Revenue Ago
Measures.QAGO Bill
Amount
9.6.207
Revenue Ago
Measures.QAGO Revenue
Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a quarter ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
9.6.208
Revenue Ago
Measures.Revenue
Quarterly Change
Difference between the Revenue from the last quarter and the Revenue from the
current quarter
9.6.209
Revenue Ago
Measures.Revenue Yearly
Change
Difference between the Revenue from the last year and the Revenue from the current
year
9.6.210
Revenue Ago
Measures.YAGO Bill
Amount
9.6.211
Revenue Ago
Measures.YAGO Revenue
Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a year ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
9.6.212
Number of distinct Projects with a Revenue Distribution Line since the Project Inception
9.6.213
9.6.214
Revenue ITD
Metrics.Margin - ITD
Inception to date difference between the project revenue and burdened cost
9.6.215
Revenue ITD
Metrics.Margin Percent ITD
9.6.216
Revenue ITD
Metrics.Revenue Amount ITD
Revenue amount accrued since project inception by the selected items of the WBS
9.6.217
Revenue ITD
Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - ITD
Inception to Date for Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not
yet been billed for a project)
9.6.218
Revenue ITD
Metrics.Unearned Revenue
- ITD
Inception to Date for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before
the revenue has been earned
9.6.219
9.6.220
Revenue MTD
Metrics.Revenue Amount MTD
Period to Date value for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.6.221
Revenue MTD
Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - MTD
Period to Date value of Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not
yet been billed for a project)
9.6.222
Revenue MTD
Metrics.Unearned Revenue
- MTD
Period to Date value for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before
the revenue has been earned
9.6.223
9.6.224
Revenue QTD
Metrics.Revenue Amount QTD
Quarter to Date value for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
9.6.225
Revenue QTD
Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - QTD
Quarter to Date value of Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have
not yet been billed for a project)
9.6.226
Revenue QTD
Metrics.Unearned Revenue
- QTD
Quarter to Date value for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue
before the revenue has been earned
9.6.227
9.6.228
Revenue YTD
Metrics.Revenue Amount YTD
Year to Date for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
9.6.229
Revenue YTD
Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - YTD
Year to Date for Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not yet
been billed for a project)
9.6.230
Revenue YTD
Metrics.Unearned Revenue
- YTD
Year to Date for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before the
revenue has been earned
Metric Name
Description
9.7.1
9.7.2
Ago Measures.MAGO
Revenue Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a month ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
9.7.3
Ago Measures.MAGO
Revenue Write-Off Amount
9.7.4
9.7.5
Ago Measures.QAGO
Revenue Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a quarter ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.7.6
Ago Measures.QAGO
Revenue Write-Off Amount
9.7.7
9.7.8
Ago Measures.YAGO
Revenue Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account a year ago, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization
against which a transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue
generated as a part of a particular transaction.
9.7.9
Ago Measures.YAGO
Revenue Write-Off Amount
a decrease in revenues year ago when payment for a receivable cannot be collected.
9.7.10
9.7.11
9.7.12
Fact - Project
Revenue.Revenue Amount
Identifies the potential revenue amount of the expenditure item to be charged to the GL
account, in chart of account/ group/ global currency of the organization against which a
transaction is carried out, which is attributable to the revenue generated as a part of a
particular transaction.
9.7.13
Fact - Project
Revenue.Revenue Quantity
Number of Units (of Material or Hours) used for this Revenue Distribution Line
9.7.14
Fact - Project
Revenue.Revenue WriteOff Amount
9.7.15
Fact - Project
Revenue.Unbilled
Receivables
Unbilled receivables is the amount of open receivables that have not yet been billed for
a project
9.7.16
Fact - Project
Revenue.Unearned
Revenue
Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before the revenue has been
earned by providing goods or services to a customer. Oracle Projects calculates
unearned revenue using the following formula: (Unearned Revenue = Amount Invoiced
- Revenue Accrued)
9.7.17
Number of distinct Projects with a Revenue Distribution Line since the Project Inception
9.7.18
9.7.19
Inception to date difference between the project revenue and burdened cost
9.7.20
9.7.21
ITD Metrics.Revenue
Amount - ITD
Revenue amount accrued since project inception by the selected items of the WBS
9.7.22
ITD Metrics.Revenue
Write-Off Amount - ITD
9.7.23
ITD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - ITD
Inception to Date for Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not
yet been billed for a project)
9.7.24
ITD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - ITD
Inception to Date for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before
the revenue has been earned
9.7.25
9.7.26
MTD Metrics.Revenue
Amount - MTD
Period to Date value for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
Project Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
9.7.27
MTD Metrics.Revenue
Write-Off Amount - MTD
9.7.28
MTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - MTD
Period to Date value of Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not
yet been billed for a project)
9.7.29
MTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - MTD
Period to Date value for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before
the revenue has been earned
9.7.30
9.7.31
QTD Metrics.Revenue
Amount - QTD
Quarter to Date value for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
9.7.32
QTD Metrics.Revenue
Write-Off Amount - QTD
9.7.33
QTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - QTD
Quarter to Date value of Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have
not yet been billed for a project)
9.7.34
QTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - QTD
Quarter to Date value for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue
before the revenue has been earned
9.7.35
9.7.36
YTD Metrics.Revenue
Amount - YTD
Year to Date for the revenue amount of the expenditure item or event
9.7.37
YTD Metrics.Revenue
Write-Off Amount - YTD
9.7.38
YTD Metrics.Unbilled
Receivables - YTD
Year to Date for Unbilled receivables (amount of open receivables that have not yet
been billed for a project)
9.7.39
YTD Metrics.Unearned
Revenue - YTD
Year to Date for Revenue received and recorded as a liability or revenue before the
revenue has been earned
Sales Analytics
10
This chapter describes metrics available in Sales Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 7.9.6.
Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Sales Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
10.1.1
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update
10.1.2
10.1.3
Activity Facts.# of
Customers with Activities
10.1.4
Activity Facts.# of
Employees with Activities
10.1.5
Number of activities that are not in the statuses of Declined, Cancelled or Done
10.1.6
Activity Facts.# of
Opportunities with Activities
10.1.7
10.1.8
10.1.9
Activity Facts.Average # of
Activities per Employee
10.1.10
Activity Facts.Average # of
Activities per Opportunity
10.1.11
Activity Facts.Average
Days per Activity
10.1.12
Activity Facts.Average
Duration Days
Average time, in days, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start Date
and Activity Actual End Date)
10.1.13
10.1.14
10.1.15
10.1.16
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.1.17
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
10.1.18
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.1.19
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
10.1.20
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.1.21
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Historical Expected
Revenue
10.1.22
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.1.23
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Quarter Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
Historical Expected Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one quarter prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.1.24
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Quarter Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
Historical Opportunity Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one quarter prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.1.25
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Year Ago Historical
Expected Revenue
Historical Expected Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one year prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.1.26
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Year Ago Historical
Opportunity Revenue
displays historical Opportunity Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline
Snapshot Date one year prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.1.27
Order Facts.# of
Opportunities with Orders
10.1.28
10.1.29
Count of # of Orders
10.1.30
Order Facts.Average
Ordered Selling Price
Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding header-level discount
10.1.31
Shipped Revenue in 1000s based on MUST_DLVR_BY_DT and does not include Tax,
Freight or Header-level discounts
10.1.32
Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.1.33
10.1.34
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.1.35
Pipeline Facts.# of
Accounts
10.1.36
# of Open Opportunities
10.1.37
Pipeline Facts.# of
Opportunities
Count of # of Opportunities
10.1.38
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Detail Revenue
Closed Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.1.39
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Revenue
Closed Revenue
10.1.40
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
% of All Employee Closed
Revenue
10.1.41
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
% of Sales Method
Opportunity Revenue
Running sum of opportunity revenue across all sales methods expressed a percentage
of opportunity revenue across all sales methods
10.1.42
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Closed Revenue
10.1.43
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Expected Revenue
10.1.44
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Opportunity Revenue
10.1.45
Pipeline Facts.Expected
Detail Revenue
Expected Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.1.46
Pipeline Facts.Expected
Revenue
10.1.47
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Detail Revenue
Opportunity Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.1.48
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Revenue
10.1.49
Pipeline Facts.Sales
Method Cumulative
Opportunity Revenue
10.1.50
Pipeline Facts.Sales
Method Opportunity
Revenue
10.1.51
Count of # of quotes
10.1.52
Revenue amount of the quote item Calculated by multiplying the net price for the
quoted product by the requested quantity
10.1.53
Net Revenue amount of the quote with a lost status Calculated by summing up the
product of roll up net price for the quote item by the requested quantity
10.1.54
Quote Facts.Quote to
Order Conversion % (#
Quotes)
10.1.55
Total revenue for the quote Calculated by multiplying quote rolled up net price by
quantity requested
10.1.56
# of days between the latest ETL date and the date a given Opportunity entered its
current Sales Stage
10.1.57
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.1.58
10.1.59
10.1.60
displays the maximum number of days an opportunity should be in a given Sales Stage
10.1.61
Sales Cycle
Facts.Opportunity Average
Days Open
10.1.62
10.1.63
# of Closed-Lost Opportunities
10.1.64
# of Closed-Won Opportunities
10.1.65
10.1.66
Win Loss
Facts.Competitive
Opportunity Revenue
10.1.67
10.1.68
Lost Opportunity Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product
dimension
10.1.69
10.1.70
Metric Name
Description
10.2.1
Count of # of Orders
10.2.2
10.2.3
10.2.4
10.2.5
10.2.6
10.2.7
10.2.8
10.2.9
10.2.10
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.11
Actuals Facts.Cumulative
Order Revenue
10.2.12
Actuals Facts.Cumulative
Order Revenue (000)
10.2.13
Actuals Facts.Cumulative
Total Order Revenue (000)
10.2.14
Actuals Facts.Cumulative
Total Shipped Revenue
(000)
10.2.15
Order Revenue in 1000s at the Line Item level Use with the Product dimension
10.2.16
10.2.17
10.2.18
quarter ago Shipped Revenue excluding Tax, Freight and header-level discounts
10.2.19
10.2.20
Running sum of Total Order Revenue (000) one quarter prior to a given period
10.2.21
Running sum of Total Shipped Revenue (000) one quarter prior to a given period
10.2.22
10.2.23
Order Revenue based on Order Date and does not include Tax or Freight
10.2.24
Order Revenue in 1000s based on Order Date and does not include Tax or Freight
10.2.25
Actuals Facts.Total
Shipped Revenue
Shipped Revenue based on MUST_DLVR_BY_DT and does not include Tax, Freight
or Header-level discounts
10.2.26
Actuals Facts.Total
Shipped Revenue (000)
Shipped Revenue in 1000s based on MUST_DLVR_BY_DT and does not include Tax,
Freight or Header-level discounts
10.2.27
10.2.28
Year Ago Shipped Revenue excluding Tax, Freight and header-level discounts
10.2.29
Percentage change in Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.30
Percentage change in Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.31
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.32
Percentage change in Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.33
Percentage change in Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.34
percentage change in Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.35
Percentage change in Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.36
Percentage change in Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.37
10.2.38
Percentage change in Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.39
Percentage change in Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.40
Percentage change in Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.41
Detail Forecast
Facts.Change in Detail
Forecast from Prior (000)
Change in Frontline Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between one forecast date and the immediately preceeding forecast date
10.2.42
Change in Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.43
Change in Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between a given
forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.44
Change in Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.45
Change in Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.46
change in Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.47
Change in Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.48
Change in Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.49
Change in Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between a given
forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.50
Change in Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.51
Change in Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.52
Change in Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.53
Change in Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.54
Detail Forecast
Facts.Cumulative Forecast
Detail Revenue (000)
10.2.55
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail Best
Case Totals
Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.56
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail Cost
Totals
Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast date
10.2.57
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail
Expected Revenue Totals
Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.58
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail
Margin Totals
Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast date
10.2.59
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail
Revenue Totals
Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast date
10.2.60
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail
Revenue Totals (000)
Forecast Detail Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
given forecast date
10.2.61
Detail Forecast
Facts.Forecast Detail
Worst Case Totals
Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.62
Summary Expected Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series
on a forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.63
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Best Case
Totals
Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.64
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Cost Totals
Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
quarter prior to a given forecast date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.65
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Expected
Revenue Totals
Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.66
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Margin
Totals
Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.67
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Revenue
Totals
Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.68
Detail Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Detail Worst Case
Totals
Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.69
Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.70
Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one year
prior to a given forecast date
10.2.71
Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.72
Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.73
Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.74
Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.75
Percentage change in Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.76
Percentage change in Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.77
10.2.78
Percentage change in Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.79
10.2.80
Percentage change in Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.81
Percentage change in Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.82
Percentage change in Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.83
10.2.84
Percentage change in Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.85
10.2.86
Percentage change in Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.87
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Best Case
Change in Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.88
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Cost
Change in Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between
a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.89
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Expected Revenue
Change in Frontline Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.90
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Margin
Change in Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.91
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Revenue
Change in Frontline Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.92
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Quarter Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Worst Case
Change in Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.93
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Best Case
Change in Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.94
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Cost
Change in Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between
a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.95
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Expected Revenue
Change in Frontline Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.96
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Margin
Change in Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.97
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Revenue
Change in Frontline Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.98
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Chg Year Ago
Frontline Forecast Detail
Worst Case
Change in Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.99
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Best Case
Original Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual's Details in a given forecast
series on given forecast date
10.2.100
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Cost
Original Detail Cost for a given individual's Details in a given forecast series on given
forecast date
10.2.101
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Expected Revenue
Original Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual's Details in a given forecast
series on given forecast date
10.2.102
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Margin
Original Detail Margin for a given individual's Details in a given forecast series on given
forecast date
10.2.103
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Revenue
Original Detail Revenue for a given individual's Details in a given forecast series on
given forecast date
10.2.104
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Frontline Forecast
Detail Worst Case
Original Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual's Details in a given forecast
series on given forecast date
10.2.105
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Best Case
Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.106
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Cost
Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.107
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Expected
Revenue
Frontline Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.108
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Margin
Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.109
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Revenue
Frontline Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.110
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Quarter Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Worst Case
Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.111
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Best Case
Frontline Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.112
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Cost
Frontline Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.113
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Expected
Revenue
Frontline Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.114
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Margin
Frontline Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.115
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Revenue
Frontline Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.116
Frontline Forecast
Fact.Year Ago Frontline
Forecast Detail Worst Case
Frontline Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.117
Opportunity Facts.# of
Accepted Leads
10.2.118
Opportunity Facts.# of
Days in Stage
10.2.119
Opportunity Facts.# of
Open Critical SRs
10.2.120
Opportunity Facts.# of
Open SRs
10.2.121
Opportunity Facts.# of
Opportunities
Count of # of Opportunities
10.2.122
Opportunity Facts.# of
Rejected Leads
10.2.123
Opportunity Facts.# of
Sales Reps
10.2.124
10.2.125
Opportunity Facts.# of
Wins
10.2.126
Opportunity
Facts.Cumulative
Opportunity Revenue (000)
10.2.127
Opportunity Facts.Incentive
Compensation Paid (000)
10.2.128
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Closed
Revenue (000)
10.2.129
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Revenue (000)
Opportunity Revenue (000) at the Revenue line items level Use when using the
Products dimension
10.2.130
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Lost
Revenue (000)
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.131
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
Opportunity Revenue
10.2.132
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
(000)
10.2.133
Opportunity Facts.Rollup
Expected Best Case
Revenue (000)
10.2.134
Opportunity Facts.Rollup
Expected Revenue
10.2.135
Opportunity Facts.Rollup
Expected Revenue (000)
10.2.136
Opportunity Facts.Rollup
Expected Worst Case
Revenue (000)
10.2.137
Opportunity Facts.Rollup
Opportunity Revenue (000)
10.2.138
Detail Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.139
Detail Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.140
Detail Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast
date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.141
Detail Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.142
Detail Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.143
Detail Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.144
Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.145
Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.146
10.2.147
Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.148
Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.149
Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.150
Quota Revenue for a given individual on a given quota or quota plan in a given time
period
10.2.151
Quota Revenue in 1000s for a given individual on a given quota or quota plan in a
given time period
10.2.152
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Best
Case
percentage change in Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.153
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Cost
Percentage change in Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.154
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
10.2.155
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Margin
Percentage change in Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.156
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Revenue
10.2.157
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Worst
Case
percentage change in Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.158
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Best
Case
percentage change in Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.159
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Cost
percentage change in Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.160
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
10.2.161
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Margin
percentage change in Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.162
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary
Revenue
10.2.163
Summary Forecast
Facts.% Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Worst
Case
percentage change in Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given
forecast series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.164
Summary Forecast
Facts.Change in Summary
Forecast from Prior (000)
Change in Summary Forecast Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between one forecast date and the immediately preceeding forecast date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.165
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Best
Case
change in Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.166
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Cost
change in Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.167
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
change in Summary Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.168
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Margin
Change in Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.169
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Revenue
change in Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series between
a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.170
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Worst
Case
change in Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one quarter prior
10.2.171
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Best
Case
change in Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.172
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Cost
change in Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.173
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
change in Summary Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series
between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.174
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Margin
change in Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series between a
given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.175
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary
Revenue
change in Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series between
a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.176
Summary Forecast
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Forecast Summary Worst
Case
change in Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast
series between a given forecast date and a forecast date one year prior
10.2.177
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Best Case
Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
given forecast date
10.2.178
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Best Case (000)
Summary Best Case Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series
on a given forecast date
10.2.179
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Cost
Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.180
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Cost (000)
Summary Cost in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.181
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
Summary Expected Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.182
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue (000)
Summary Expected Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series
on a given forecast date
10.2.183
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Margin
Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast
date
10.2.184
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Margin (000)
Summary Margin in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.185
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Revenue
Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given forecast
date
10.2.186
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Revenue (000)
Summary Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series on a given
forecast date
10.2.187
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Worst Case
Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
given forecast date
10.2.188
Summary Forecast
Facts.Forecast Summary
Worst Case (000)
Summary Worst Case Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast
series on a given forecast date
10.2.189
Summary Forecast
Facts.Prior Forecast
Summary Best Case (000)
Summary Best Case Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series
on a forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.190
Summary Forecast
Facts.Prior Forecast
Summary Expected
Revenue (000)
Summary Expected Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast series
on a forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.191
Summary Forecast
Facts.Prior Forecast
Summary Revenue (000)
10.2.192
Summary Forecast
Facts.Prior Forecast
Summary Worst Case
(000)
Summary Worst Case Revenue in 1000s for a given individual in a given forecast
series on a forecast date immediately preceeding a given forecast date
10.2.193
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Best
Case
Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.194
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Cost
Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.195
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Expected Revenue
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.2.196
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Margin
Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.197
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary
Revenue
Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.198
Summary Forecast
Facts.Quarter Ago
Forecast Summary Worst
Case
Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one quarter prior to a given forecast date
10.2.199
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Best Case
Summary Best Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.200
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Cost
Summary Cost for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.201
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Expected
Revenue
10.2.202
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Margin
Summary Margin for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date one
year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.203
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Revenue
Summary Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a forecast date
one year prior to a given forecast date
10.2.204
Summary Forecast
Facts.Year Ago Forecast
Summary Worst Case
Summary Worst Case Revenue for a given individual in a given forecast series on a
forecast date one year prior to a given forecast date
Metric Name
Description
10.3.1
Percentage change in order item margin, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.2
Percentage change in order item margin, this year over last year
10.3.3
10.3.4
10.3.5
Total order item margin averaged over product quantity should be used with the
Product dimension
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.3.6
10.3.7
10.3.8
10.3.9
10.3.10
10.3.11
Order Discount at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.3.12
Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.3.13
10.3.14
10.3.15
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, ie 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
10.3.16
10.3.17
10.3.18
Order Execution.#
Obsolete Order Line Items
Number of order line items that have a requested ship date earlier then or equal to the
product obsolescence date The product obsolescence date is the 'Effective To' date on
the product dimension record
10.3.19
Order Execution.# of
Accounts with Orders
10.3.20
Order Execution.# of
Contacts with Orders
10.3.21
Order Execution.# of
Opportunities with Orders
10.3.22
10.3.23
Order Execution.# of
Orders
Count of # of Orders
10.3.24
Order Execution.# of
Orders Moving Avg
10.3.25
Order Execution.# of
Products with Orders
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.3.26
Percentage change in order average days outstanding, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.27
Order Execution.Average #
of days from Quote
10.3.28
Order Execution.Average
Days Outstanding
Average number of days that order is outstanding, ie data warehouse refresh date is
greater than order requested ship date
10.3.29
Order Execution.Average
Order Age
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
10.3.30
Order Execution.Average
Order Size
10.3.31
Order Execution.Chg
Quarter Ago Average Days
Outstanding
Change in order average days outstanding, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.32
Order
Execution.Cumulative
Shipped Revenue
10.3.33
Shipped Revenue in 1000s based on MUST_DLVR_BY_DT and does not include Tax,
Freight or Header-level discounts
10.3.34
Order Execution.Quantity
Requested
10.3.35
Order Execution.Quantity
Shipped
10.3.36
Order Execution.Quarter
Ago Average Days
Outstanding
10.3.37
Order Execution.Quarter
Ago Cumulative Shipped
Revenue
Running sum of Total Shipped Revenue for a period one quarter before a given period
10.3.38
Order Execution.Quote to
Order Conversion % (Qty)
10.3.39
Order
Execution.Requested Ship
Days
10.3.40
Order Execution.Shipping
Days
10.3.41
Order Execution.Shipping
Delay
Number of days between the 'Must Deliver Date' of an order item and its requested
shipping date
10.3.42
Order Execution.Total # of
Order Contacts
10.3.43
Order Execution.Total
Shipped Revenue
10.3.44
Percentage change in average order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.45
Percentage change in order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.46
Percentage change in average order item revenue, this year over last year
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.3.47
Percentage change in order item revenue, this year over last year
10.3.48
Order Item
Revenue.Average Order
Item Revenue
the average order item revenue excluding header-level discounts should be used with
the Product dimension
10.3.49
Order Item
Revenue.Average Order
Starting Price
Order item price before discounts averaged over quantity should be used with the
Product dimension
10.3.50
Order Item
Revenue.Average Ordered
Selling Price
Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding header-level discount
10.3.51
Change in average order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
10.3.52
10.3.53
Change in average order item revenue, this year over last year
10.3.54
10.3.55
Ordered quantity of the child product This metric is used in comparison with the parent
product order quantity in product bundle analysis
10.3.56
Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.3.57
Ordered quantity of the parent product This metric is used in comparison with the child
product order quantity in product bundle analysis
10.3.58
Order Item
Revenue.Quarter Ago
Average Order Item
Revenue
10.3.59
Order Item
Revenue.Quarter Ago
Order Item Revenue
10.3.60
10.3.61
10.3.62
Count of # of Orders
10.3.63
10.3.64
10.3.65
Percentage change in total order revenue, this quarter over last quarter
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.3.66
Percentage change in total order revenue, this year over last year
10.3.67
Order Revenue.Average
Order Size
10.3.68
Order Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago # of Orders
10.3.69
Order Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago Total Order
Revenue
10.3.70
10.3.71
Order Revenue.Cumulative
Order Revenue
10.3.72
Order Revenue.Order
Revenue Moving Avg
3 period moving average for total order item revenue without adjustments
10.3.73
Order Revenue.Quarter
Ago # of Orders
10.3.74
Order Revenue.Quarter
Ago Total Order Revenue
10.3.75
Running sum of Total Order Revenue measured for a period one quarter prior to a
given period
10.3.76
Order Revenue.Return
Order Amount
Total order amount of return orders It is calculated by adding to the gross order
amount, the freight and taxs and subtracting the adjustments (discounts)
10.3.77
Order Revenue.Return to
Total Order %
10.3.78
10.3.79
3 period moving average for total order header revenue after adjustments
10.3.80
Metric Name
Description
10.4.1
10.4.2
10.4.3
10.4.4
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.4.5
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
10.4.6
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Quarter Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.4.7
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
10.4.8
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Chg Year Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.4.9
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Historical Expected
Revenue
10.4.10
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Historical Opportunity
Revenue
10.4.11
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Quarter Ago
Historical Expected
Revenue
Historical Expected Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one quarter prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.4.12
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Quarter Ago
Historical Opportunity
Revenue
Displays historical Opportunity Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline
Snapshot Date one quarter prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.4.13
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Year Ago Historical
Expected Revenue
Historical Expected Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one year prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.4.14
Historical Pipeline
Facts.Year Ago Historical
Opportunity Revenue
Historical Opportunity Revenue from the W_PIPELINE_F table for a Pipeline Snapshot
Date one year prior to a given Pipeline Snapshot Date
10.4.15
10.4.16
10.4.17
10.4.18
The average number of daysthat unqualified leads are in an 'open'status Leads with
revenue are opportunities with an 'Unqualified Lead' status
10.4.19
The number of days, averaged over opportunity owners, taken to accept leads Leads
with revenue are opportunities with a 'Lead' status
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.4.20
10.4.21
10.4.22
10.4.23
10.4.24
10.4.25
10.4.26
10.4.27
Lead Facts.Leads to
Opportunity Conversion(%)
10.4.28
10.4.29
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Closed Detail
Revenue
Closed Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.4.30
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Expected Detail
Revenue
Expected Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.4.31
Pipeline Detail
Facts.Opportunity Detail
Revenue
Opportunity Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.4.32
Pipeline Facts.# of
Accounts
10.4.33
10.4.34
Pipeline Facts.# of
Opportunities
Count of # of Opportunities
10.4.35
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Detail Revenue
Closed Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.4.36
Pipeline Facts.Closed
Revenue
10.4.37
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
% of All Employee Closed
Revenue
10.4.38
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
% of Sales Method
Opportunity Revenue
10.4.39
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Closed Revenue
10.4.40
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Expected Revenue
10.4.41
Pipeline Facts.Cumulative
Opportunity Revenue
10.4.42
Pipeline Facts.Expected
Detail Revenue
Expected Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.4.43
Pipeline Facts.Expected
Revenue
10.4.44
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Detail Revenue
Opportunity Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product dimension
10.4.45
Pipeline Facts.Opportunity
Revenue
10.4.46
Pipeline Facts.Sales
Method Cumulative
Opportunity Revenue
10.4.47
Pipeline Facts.Sales
Method Opportunity
Revenue
10.4.48
# of days between the latest ETL date and the date a given Opportunity entered its
current Sales Stage
10.4.49
10.4.50
10.4.51
10.4.52
10.4.53
Sales Cycle
Facts.Opportunity Average
Days Open
10.4.54
10.4.55
# of Closed-Lost Opportunities
10.4.56
# of Closed-Won Opportunities
10.4.57
10.4.58
Win Loss
Facts.Competitive
Opportunity Revenue
10.4.59
10.4.60
Lost Opportunity Revenue at the detail Revenue item level Use with the Product
dimension
10.4.61
10.4.62
Metric Name
Description
10.5.1
10.5.2
Order Facts.# of
Opportunities with Orders
10.5.3
Count of # of Orders
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.5.4
10.5.5
Total net margin earned from the orders booked (includes deducting marketing cost)
divided by the # of Orders
10.5.6
10.5.7
Order Facts.Average
Ordered Selling Price
Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding header-level discount
10.5.8
10.5.9
10.5.10
Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts Should be used with the Product dimension
10.5.11
10.5.12
Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.5.13
Selects all contacts/Accounts who have placed order within the specified # of months
10.5.14
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
10.5.15
10.5.16
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, ie 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
10.5.17
Number of days between the 'Must Deliver Date' of an order item and its requested
shipping date0
10.5.18
10.5.19
10.5.20
Product Facts.# of
Attributes
10.5.21
Product Facts.# of
Products
10.5.22
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Account
10.5.23
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Contact
10.5.24
Product Facts.#
Purchasers of Next Product
10.5.25
Product Facts.#
Purchasers Selected
Product
10.5.26
the % of Orders for a given Product that were immediately followed by the purchase of
a given Next Product Purchased by the same Account
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.5.27
the % of Orders for a given Product that were immediately followed by the purchase of
a given Next Product Purchased by the same Contact
10.5.28
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Customers by
Products (Accounts)
10.5.29
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Purchases by
Products (Accounts)
% of Orders for a given Product that also include a given Market Basket Product
10.5.30
Product Facts.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
10.5.31
Product Facts.Cumulative
Units Sold
10.5.32
Product Facts.Maximum
Product Quantity Ordered
10.5.33
Product Facts.Minimum
Product Quantity Ordered
10.5.34
Product Facts.Product
Quantity Ordered
Metric Name
Description
10.6.1
Count of # of Orders
10.6.2
Order Facts.Average # of
days from Quote
10.6.3
10.6.4
10.6.5
Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.6.6
10.6.7
Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight and header-level
discounts should be used with the Product dimension
10.6.8
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
10.6.9
Order Facts.Quantity
Shipped
10.6.10
10.6.11
10.6.12
Product Facts.# of
Attributes
10.6.13
Product Facts.# of
Products
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.6.14
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Account
10.6.15
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Contact
10.6.16
Product Facts.#
Purchasers of Next Product
10.6.17
Product Facts.#
Purchasers of Next Product
(Accounts)
# of Accounts for a given Product that were immediately followed by the purchase of a
given Next Product Purchased by the same Account
10.6.18
Product Facts.#
Purchasers Selected
Product
10.6.19
% of Orders for a given Product that were immediately followed by the purchase of a
given Next Product Purchased by the same Account
10.6.20
% of Orders for a given Product that were immediately followed by the purchase of a
given Next Product Purchased by the same Contact
10.6.21
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Customers by
Products (Accounts)
% of customers for a given Product who also bought a given Market Basket Product
10.6.22
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Purchases by
Products (Accounts)
% of Orders for a given Product that also include a given Market Basket Product
10.6.23
Product Facts.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
10.6.24
Product Facts.Cumulative
Units Sold
10.6.25
Product Facts.Maximum
Product Quantity Ordered
The maximum quantity for which an order has been placed for a product
10.6.26
Product Facts.Minimum
Product Quantity Ordered
The minimum quantity for which an order has been placed for a product
10.6.27
Product Facts.Product
Quantity Ordered
10.6.28
Percentage change in Quote Item Average Discount % between current and previous
quarter
10.6.29
Percent change in Quote Item Ordered Margin between current and previous quarter
10.6.30
Percent change in Quoted item cost between current and previous quarter
10.6.31
Percent change in quoted item margin between current and previous quarter
10.6.32
Percent change in Quoted item cost between current and previous year
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.6.33
Percent change in Quoted item margin between current and previous year
10.6.34
Change in Quote Item Average Discount % between current and previous quarter
10.6.35
Change in Quote Item Ordered Margin between current and previous quarter
10.6.36
10.6.37
10.6.38
10.6.39
10.6.40
10.6.41
10.6.42
10.6.43
10.6.44
Quote item discount averaged across quote request quantities for the
product,expressed as a percentage of the Start Price
10.6.45
10.6.46
10.6.47
10.6.48
Total cost amount for the quoted product Calculated by multiplying the unit cost of the
product by the quote request quantity
10.6.49
Quoted margin amount for the item Calculated by multiplying the unit quoted net price
by the quantity requested Quoted net price is the price after discounts
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.6.50
10.6.51
10.6.52
10.6.53
10.6.54
Percent change in # of NRC Quote Items between current and previous quarter
10.6.55
Percentage change in # of quote items between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.56
Percent change in Quote Item Ordered Revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
10.6.57
Percentage change in quote item revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
10.6.58
Percent Change in # of NRC Quote Items between this year and the previous year
10.6.59
Percent change in # of quote items between this year and the previous year
10.6.60
Percentage change in quote item revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.61
The average start price for a quoted product Start price is the price before discounts
10.6.62
Average net price for a quoted product Net price is the price after discounts
10.6.63
10.6.64
Change in # of quote items between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.65
Change in Quote Item Ordered Revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.66
Change in quote item revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.67
Change in # of NRC Quote Items between this year and the previous year
10.6.68
Change in # of quote items between this year and the previous year
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.6.69
Change in quote item revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.70
# of Non Recurring Charge quote items as of a quarter ago from current date
10.6.71
10.6.72
10.6.73
10.6.74
10.6.75
10.6.76
10.6.77
10.6.78
10.6.79
10.6.80
10.6.81
Revenue amount of the quote item Calculated by multiplying the net price for the
quoted product by the quote request quantity
10.6.82
# of Non Recurring Charge quote items as of a year ago from current date
10.6.83
10.6.84
10.6.85
Quote Revenue.# of
Quotes
Count of # of quotes
10.6.86
Percentage change in quote lost revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.87
Percentage change in total quote revenue between this quarter and the previous
quarter
10.6.88
Percentage change in quote lost revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.89
Percentage change in total quote revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.90
Quote Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago Quote Lost
Revenue
Change in quote lost revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.6.91
Quote Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago Total Quote
Revenue
Change in total quote revenue between this quarter and the previous quarter
10.6.92
Change in quote lost revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.93
Change in total quote revenue between this year and the previous year
10.6.94
Quote Revenue.Quarter
Ago Quote Lost Revenue
10.6.95
Quote Revenue.Quarter
Ago Total Quote Revenue
10.6.96
Net Revenue amount of the quote with a lost status Calculated by summing up the
product of roll up net price for the quote item by the requested quantity
10.6.97
Quote Revenue.Quote to
Order Conversion % (#
Quotes)
10.6.98
Quote Revenue.Total
Quote Revenue
Quote item revenue based on the Start Price of the quote, ie, price before discount
10.6.99
Net Revenue amount of the quote with a lost status as of a year ago
10.6.100
Total revenue for the quote as of a year agoCalculated by multiplying quote rolled up
net price by quantity requested
Metric Name
Description
10.7.1
Facts.# of Activities
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update
10.7.2
10.7.3
10.7.4
10.7.5
10.7.6
10.7.7
10.7.8
10.7.9
Number of activities that are not in the statuses of Declined, Cancelled or Done
10.7.10
10.7.11
10.7.12
Facts.Activity Completion
Rate %
Percentage of closed activities (Declined, Cancelled & Done) over total number of
activities
10.7.13
Facts.Average # of
Activities per Employee
10.7.14
Facts.Average # of
Activities per Opportunity
Sales Analytics
Metric Name
Description
10.8.1
10.8.2
Number of Accounts that have not had a new activity within the specified time frame
(time frame variable : NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.8.3
10.8.4
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Address field
10.8.5
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the City field
10.8.6
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Phone field
10.8.7
Number of Accounts whose primary address does not have data in the State field
10.8.8
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Zipcode field
10.8.9
10.8.10
Number of Accounts that have not had a contact associated to them within the
specified time frame (time frame variable NEED_CON_NUMDAYS)
10.8.11
10.8.12
Accounts whose primary address in S_ADDR_ORG has all of the fields (Address, City,
State, Phone or Zipcode) NOT NULL
10.8.13
Fact - Account.#
Incomplete Accounts
Accounts whose primary address in S_ADDR_ORG has one of the fields (Address,
City, State, Phone or Zipcode) NULL
10.8.14
Fact - Account.Account
Completeness Score
10.8.15
Fact - Account.Account
Coverage Score
Ratio of Covered Accounts (do not need a new Contact or Activity) to the number of
Active Accounts
10.8.16
10.8.17
Number of Contacts whose primary address has data in all of the required address
fields (Address, City, State, Work Phone, Job Title, Email Address or Zipcode)
10.8.18
10.8.19
Number of Contacts that have not had a new activity within the specified time frame
(time frame variable: NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.8.20
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Address
field
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.8.21
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the City field
10.8.22
10.8.23
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the State field
10.8.24
10.8.25
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Phone
number field
10.8.26
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Zipcode
field
10.8.27
10.8.28
Number of Contacts that are missing data in one or more of the required fields
(Address, City, State, Work Phone, Job Title, Email Address or Zipcode)
10.8.29
Fact - Contact.Contacts
Completeness Score
10.8.30
Fact - Contact.Contacts
Coverage Score
Ratio of Number of Contacts who need Coverage to the number of Active Contacts
10.8.31
10.8.32
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities - Close Date
Past
Number of Open Opportunities whose Closed Date has passed the current date
10.8.33
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities needing
Coverage
10.8.34
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities needing New
Activity
Number of Opportunities that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame (time frame variable: OPT_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.8.35
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities needing New
Contact
Number of Opportunities that have not had a contact associated to them within the
specified time frame (time frame variable: OPT_NEED_CON_NUMDAYS)
10.8.36
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities needing
Update
Number of Opportunities whose Closed Date has passed the current date, or who
haven't been updated in the specified time frame (time frame variable:
OUTDATED_NUMDAYS)
10.8.37
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities with No
Activity
10.8.38
Fact - Opportunity.#
Opportunities with No
Contact
10.8.39
Fact - Opportunity.#
Unchanged Opportunities
Number of Open Opportunities which have not been updated within the specified time
frame (time frame variable: OUTDATED_NUMDAYS)
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.8.40
Fact Opportunity.Opportunities
Coverage Score
Ratio of Number of Covered Opportunities (do not need a new Contact or Activity) to
the number of Open Opportunities
10.8.41
Fact Opportunity.Opportunities
Update Score
10.8.42
10.8.43
10.8.44
Number of Financial Accounts that need a new Activity for a given employee and their
positional subordinates
10.8.45
Number of Financial Accounts that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame for a given employee (time frame variable: AST_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.8.46
Number of Financial Accounts without any associated Activities for a given employee
10.8.47
Number of Insurance Policies that need a new Activity for a given employee and their
positional subordinates
10.8.48
Number of Insurance Policies that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame for a given employee (time frame variable: AST_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.8.49
Number of Insurance Policies without any associated Activities for a given employee
10.8.50
FINS Facts.Financial
Account Coverage Score
Ratio of Covered Financial Accounts (do not need a new Activity) to the number of
Active Financial Accounts for a given employee
10.8.51
FINS Facts.Insurance
Policy Coverage Score
Ratio of Covered Insurance Policies (do not need a new Activity) to the number of
Active Insurance Policies for a given employee
Metric Name
Description
10.9.1
10.9.2
Number of Accounts that have not had a new activity within the specified time frame
(time frame variable : NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.9.3
Number of Accounts that have not had a contact associated to them within the
specified time frame (time frame variable NEED_CON_NUMDAYS)
10.9.4
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Address field
10.9.5
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the City field
10.9.6
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Phone field
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.9.7
Number of Accounts whose primary address does not have data in the State field
10.9.8
Number of Accounts whose primary address has no data in the Zipcode field
10.9.9
10.9.10
10.9.11
10.9.12
Accounts whose primary address in S_ADDR_ORG has all of the fields (Address, City,
State, Phone or Zipcode) NOT NULL
10.9.13
Accounts whose primary address in S_ADDR_ORG has one of the fields (Address,
City, State, Phone or Zipcode) NULL
10.9.14
Fact - Account
Summary.Account
Completeness Score
10.9.15
Fact - Account
Summary.Account
Coverage Score
Ratio of Covered Accounts (do not need a new Contact or Activity) to the number of
Active Accounts
10.9.16
10.9.17
10.9.18
Fact - Account
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Account
Updates
Total number of updates over a period of time to an existing Account, divided by the
number of weeks in this period
10.9.19
Fact - Account
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Accounts
Created
Total number of Accounts created over a period of time, divided by the number of
weeks in this period
10.9.20
10.9.21
10.9.22
Fact - Activity
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Activities
Created
Total number of Activities created over a period of time, divided by the number of
weeks in this period
10.9.23
Fact - Activity
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Activity Updates
Total number of updates over a period of time to an existing Activity, divided by the
number of weeks in this period
10.9.24
10.9.25
Number of Contacts whose primary address has data in all of the required address
fields (Address, City, State, Work Phone, Job Title, Email Address or Zipcode)
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.9.26
10.9.27
Number of Contacts that have not had a new activity within the specified time frame
(time frame variable: NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.9.28
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Address
field
10.9.29
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the City field
10.9.30
10.9.31
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the State field
10.9.32
10.9.33
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Phone
number field
10.9.34
Number of Contacts whose Primary Organization Address has no data in the Zipcode
field
10.9.35
10.9.36
Number of Contacts that are missing data in one or more of the required fields
(Address, City, State, Work Phone, Job Title, Email Address or Zipcode)
10.9.37
Fact - Contact
Summary.Contact
Completeness Score
10.9.38
Fact - Contact
Summary.Contact
Coverage Score
Ratio of Number of Contacts who need Coverage to the number of Active Contacts
10.9.39
10.9.40
10.9.41
Fact - Contact
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Contact
Updates
Total number of updates over a period of time to an existing Contact, divided by the
number of weeks in this period
10.9.42
Fact - Contact
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Contacts
Created
Total number of Contacts created over a period of time, divided by the number of
weeks in this period
10.9.43
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Open
Opportunities
10.9.44
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities Close Date Past
Number of Open Opportunities whose Closed Date has passed the current date
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.9.45
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
needing Coverage
10.9.46
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
needing New Activity
Number of Opportunities that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame (time frame variable: OPT_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.9.47
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
needing New Contact
Number of Opportunities that have not had a contact associated to them within the
specified time frame (time frame variable: OPT_NEED_CON_NUMDAYS)
10.9.48
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
needing Update
Number of Opportunities whose Closed Date has passed the current date, or who
haven't been updated in the specified time frame (time frame variable:
OUTDATED_NUMDAYS)
10.9.49
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
with No Activity
10.9.50
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Opportunities
with No Contact
10.9.51
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.# Unchanged
Opportunities
Number of Open Opportunities which have not been updated within the specified time
frame (time frame variable: OUTDATED_NUMDAYS)
10.9.52
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.Opportunities
Coverage Score
Ratio of Number of Covered Opportunities (do not need a new Contact or Activity) to
the number of Open Opportunities
10.9.53
Fact - Opportunity
Summary.Opportunities
Updates Score
10.9.54
10.9.55
10.9.56
Fact - Opportunity
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Opportunities
Created
Total number of Opportunities created over a period of time, divided by the number of
weeks in this period
10.9.57
Fact - Opportunity
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Opportunity
Updates
Total number of updates over a period of time to an existing Opportunity, divided by the
number of weeks in this period
10.9.58
10.9.59
10.9.60
Fact - Quote
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Quote Updates
Total number of updates over a period of time to an existing Quote, divided by the
number of weeks in this period
10.9.61
Fact - Quote
Usage.Average Weekly
Number of Quotes Created
Total number of Quotes created over a period of time, divided by the number of weeks
in this period
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.9.62
Number of Users who meet the login and sync requirements for a week The number of
logins and syncs required is configured in the following variables (login variable:
ACTIVE_NUMLOGINS sync variable: ACTIVE_NUMSYNCS )
10.9.63
Number of days between the last time the user logged in to the Operational Siebel
Application and the last snapshot date
10.9.64
Number of days between the last time the user synched up their local db with the
master operational db
10.9.65
Number of Users who do not meet the login and sync requirements for a week The
number of logins and syncs required is configured in the following variables (login
variable: ACTIVE_NUMLOGINS sync variable: ACTIVE_NUMSYNCS )
10.9.66
Number of times this user has logged in to the Siebel Operational Application
10.9.67
Number of days the user synched their local db with the master operational db
10.9.68
10.9.69
10.9.70
Fact - User
Adoption.Average Number
of Active Users
10.9.71
Fact - User
Adoption.Average Number
of Days since Last Login
Average number of days separating the Snapshot Date to the Last Login date
preceding it This is an average over all Dimensions, including the Snapshot Dimension
10.9.72
Fact - User
Adoption.Average Number
of Days since Last Sync
Average number of days separating the Snapshot Date to the Last Sync date
preceding it This is an average over all Dimensions, including the Snapshot Dimension
10.9.73
Fact - User
Adoption.Average Number
of Logins
Average number of times this user logged in to the system, over all Dimensions
10.9.74
Fact - User
Adoption.Average Number
of Syncs
Average number of times the user synched their local db with the master operational db
10.9.75
Date the user last logged in to the System This measure is aggregate using the Max
function over All dimensions, to give the overall Last Date of Login
10.9.76
Date the user last synched up his local db with the master operational db This
measure is aggregate using the Max function over All dimensions, to give the overall
Last Date of Sync
10.9.77
10.9.78
10.9.79
10.9.80
Number of Financial Accounts that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame for a given employee (time frame variable: AST_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
Sales Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
10.9.81
Number of Financial Accounts that need a new Activity for a given employee and their
positional subordinates
10.9.82
Number of Financial Accounts without any associated Activities for a given employee
10.9.83
Number of Insurance Policies that have not had a new activity within the specified time
frame for a given employee (time frame variable: AST_NEED_ACT_NUMDAYS)
10.9.84
Number of Insurance Policies that need a new Activity for a given employee and their
positional subordinates
10.9.85
Number of Insurance Policies without any associated Activities for a given employee
10.9.86
Ratio of Covered Financial Accounts (do not need a new Activity) to the number of
Active Financial Accounts for a given employee
10.9.87
Ratio of Covered Insurance Policies (do not need a new Activity) to the number of
Active Insurance Policies for a given employee
10.9.88
10.9.89
10.9.90
10.9.91
10.9.92
Average Weekly Number of Financial Accounts updated over a period of time, divided
by the number of weeks in this period
10.9.93
Average Weekly Number of Financial Accounts created over a period of time, divided
by the number of weeks in this period
10.9.94
Average Weekly Number of Insurance Policies created over a period of time, divided by
the number of weeks in this period
10.9.95
Average Weekly Number of Insurance Policies updated over a period of time, divided
by the number of weeks in this period
Service Analytics
11
This chapter describes metrics available in Service Analytics of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications 7.9.6.
Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Service Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
11.1.1
Activity Completion
Facts.Activity Completion
Rate %
Percentage of closed activities (Declined, Cancelled & Done) over total number of
activities
11.1.2
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Call
Duration
11.1.3
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Days per
Activity
11.1.4
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Duration
Days
Average time, in days, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start Date
and Activity Actual End Date)
11.1.5
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Duration
Hours
Average time, in hours, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start Date
and Activity Actual End Date)
11.1.6
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Duration
Minutes
Average time, in minutes, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start
Date and Activity Actual End Date)
11.1.7
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Hours per
Activity
Average time, in hours, it took to complete activities divided by total number of activities
11.1.8
Activity Completion
Facts.Average Minutes per
Activity
11.1.9
11.1.10
11.1.11
11.1.12
11.1.13
Activity Cost
Facts.Estimated Cost
11.1.14
Activity Cost
Facts.Expense Cost
Contract
11.1.15
Activity Cost
Facts.Expense Cost NonContract
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.1.16
11.1.17
11.1.18
11.1.19
11.1.20
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
11.1.21
11.1.22
11.1.23
11.1.24
11.1.25
11.1.26
11.1.27
Activity Facts.# of
Customers with Activities
11.1.28
Activity Facts.# of
Employees with Activities
11.1.29
11.1.30
Activity Facts.# of
Interaction Activities
Total sum of all activities of the type 'Call - Inbound', 'Call - Outbound', 'Email Inbound', 'Email - Outbound', 'Fax - Inbound', 'Fax - Outbound'. This equates to the
total number of activities related to interactions.
11.1.31
11.1.32
Number of activities that are not in the statuses of Declined, Cancelled or Done
11.1.33
Activity Facts.# of
Opportunities with Activities
11.1.34
Activity Facts.# of
Outbound Activities
11.1.35
11.1.36
11.1.37
11.1.38
Activity Facts.Average # of
Activities per Employee
11.1.39
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.1.40
11.1.41
Activity Travel
Facts.Average Travel
Speed
11.1.42
Activity Travel
Facts.Estimated Travel
Costs
Estimated activity travel costs, calculated from Travel Cost, Average Travel Speed and
Estimated Travel Time in minutes
11.1.43
Activity Travel
Facts.Estimated Travel
Time in Minutes
11.1.44
11.1.45
11.1.46
Percentage variance between Actual Travel Costs and Estimated Travel Costs
11.1.47
Percentage variance between Actual Travel Time in Minutes and Estimated Travel
Time in Minutes
11.1.48
11.1.49
11.1.50
11.1.51
11.1.52
Service Request
Facts.Average Days Open
Average age, in days, of open service requests since last data refresh
11.1.53
Service Request
Facts.Average Resolution
Rate
Metric Name
Description
11.2.1
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
11.2.2
11.2.3
11.2.4
11.2.5
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.6
Activity Facts.# of
Customers with Activities
11.2.7
Activity Facts.# of
Employees with Activities
11.2.8
11.2.9
Number of activities that are not in the statuses of Declined, Cancelled or Done
11.2.10
11.2.11
11.2.12
11.2.13
11.2.14
Activity Facts.Average
Activity Costs
11.2.15
Activity Facts.Average
Activity Price
11.2.16
11.2.17
Activity Facts.Average
Days per Activity
11.2.18
Activity Facts.Average
Duration Days
Average time, in days, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start Date
and Activity Actual End Date)
11.2.19
Activity Facts.Average
Duration Hours
Average time, in hours, it took to complete activities (between Activity Actual Start Date
and Activity Actual End Date)
11.2.20
Activity Facts.Average
Hours per Activity
Average time, in hours, it took to complete activities divided by total number of activities
11.2.21
Activity Facts.Estimated
Cost
11.2.22
Activity Facts.Expense
Cost Contract
11.2.23
Activity Facts.Expense
Cost Non-Contract
11.2.24
11.2.25
11.2.26
11.2.27
11.2.28
Agreement Facts.# of
Activities per Agreement
11.2.29
Agreement Facts.# of
Activities with Agreements
11.2.30
Agreement Facts.# of
Agreement Line Items
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.31
Agreement Facts.# of
Agreements
Number of agreements
11.2.32
Agreement Facts.# of
Customers with
Agreements
11.2.33
Agreement Facts.# of
Invoices per Agreement
11.2.34
Agreement Facts.# of
Invoices with Agreements
11.2.35
11.2.36
Agreement Facts.# of
Orders per Agreement
11.2.37
Agreement Facts.# of
Orders with Agreements
11.2.38
11.2.39
11.2.40
Agreement
Facts.Agreement % Margin
11.2.41
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Amount
11.2.42
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Cost
11.2.43
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Discount
%
11.2.44
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Gross
Margin
11.2.45
Agreement
Facts.Agreement Line Item
Quantity
11.2.46
Agreement Facts.Average
# of NRC Agreement Line
Items
11.2.47
Agreement Facts.Average
Agreement Gross Margin
11.2.48
Agreement Facts.Average
Agreement Line Item Cost
11.2.49
Agreement Facts.Total
Amounts
Total revenue generated from all agreements, all activities and all orders
11.2.50
Agreement Facts.Total
Cost
11.2.51
11.2.52
Number of invoices
11.2.53
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.54
11.2.55
11.2.56
11.2.57
11.2.58
11.2.59
Invoice Facts.Average
Days Open for Invoices
11.2.60
11.2.61
Invoice Facts.Average
Invoiced Amount
11.2.62
Invoice Facts.Average
Payments
11.2.63
11.2.64
Invoice Facts.Total
Invoiced Amount
11.2.65
11.2.66
Invoice Facts.Total
Payments
11.2.67
11.2.68
11.2.69
11.2.70
11.2.71
Order Facts.Average # of
days from Quote
11.2.72
Average number of days that order is outstanding, i.e. data warehouse refresh date is
greater than order requested ship date
11.2.73
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
11.2.74
11.2.75
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
11.2.76
Order Facts.Average
Ordered Selling Price
This metric measures the Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding
header-level discount.
11.2.77
11.2.78
11.2.79
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.80
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.2.81
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.2.82
Order Facts.Order
Revenue Moving Avg
3 period moving average for total order item revenue without adjustments
11.2.83
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
11.2.84
Order Facts.Quantity
Shipped
11.2.85
11.2.86
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
11.2.87
3 period moving average for total order header revenue after adjustments
11.2.88
11.2.89
11.2.90
11.2.91
11.2.92
11.2.93
11.2.94
11.2.95
11.2.96
11.2.97
11.2.98
11.2.99
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.100
11.2.101
11.2.102
11.2.103
11.2.104
11.2.105
11.2.106
11.2.107
11.2.108
Customer savings under contract, Total Invoiced for SR subtracted from Service Price
Billable
11.2.109
11.2.110
11.2.111
11.2.112
11.2.113
11.2.114
11.2.115
11.2.116
11.2.117
11.2.118
11.2.119
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.2.120
Service Request
Facts.Average Days Open
Average age, in days, of open service requests since last data refresh
11.2.121
Service Request
Facts.Average Resolution
Rate
11.2.122
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Days
11.2.123
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Hours
11.2.124
A percentage measure of the actual duration of a Service Request divided by the SLA
time, i.e. the actual duration of a Service Request as compared to the promised
duration of a Service Request. A number less than 100% represents a faster rate of
closure of service issues compared to committed rate and may represent over
investment. A number close to 100% represents a rate of closure equivalent to the
committed rate and a number above 100% represents a slower rate of closure of
service issues compared to commited rate. If the number is above 100%, this will lead
to customer dissatisfaction
11.2.125
Categorization of SLA Compliance % into the following values 'A: <50% of SLA', 'B:
<100% of SLA', 'C: <150% of SLA', 'D: >150% of SLA', 'E: NO SLA'
11.2.126
Time in hours between the Actual Start Date and the Expected Close Date on a
Service Request. This is a measure of the service level agreement or entitlement
provided to a customer
Metric Name
Description
11.3.1
Facts.# of Activities
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
11.3.2
Facts.# of Assets
11.3.3
11.3.4
Number of assets that are under warranty as of last data warehouse refresh
11.3.5
11.3.6
11.3.7
Facts.# of Orders
11.3.8
Facts.# of Products as
Assets
11.3.9
Facts.# of SRs
11.3.10
Average age of an asset based on its installed date and the data warehouse refresh
date
11.3.11
Average days left in asset's primary warranty from day of last data warehouse refresh
date to warranty end date
11.3.12
Facts.Average Original
Cost
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.3.13
Facts.Average Value of
Assets
11.3.14
11.3.15
Facts.Quantity of Assets
11.3.16
Sum of the total declared original value or cost of assets as displayed in the warehouse
currency
11.3.17
Metric Name
Description
11.4.1
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.# of Surveyed
Contacts
11.4.2
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.# of Surveyed
Customers
11.4.3
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.# of Surveyed
Partners
Number of partners that have been surveyed where the organization of the service
request owner is the
11.4.4
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.# of Surveys
11.4.5
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Service Accessibility
Average Service Accessibility Score (number from 0 to 20). This information is only
available for a customer as provided through a survey. Hence this column should not
be used when Product, Account or Asset is part of the query.
11.4.6
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Service Quality
Average Service Quality Score (number from 0 to 20) as reported by the customer in a
survey. This column should not be used when Product, Account or Asset is part of the
query.
11.4.7
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Service Rep Knowledge
Level
Average Service Rep Knowledge Level Score (number from 0 to 20) as reported by the
customer. This column should not be used when Product, Account or Asset is part of
the query.
11.4.8
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Service Resolution
Satisfaction
Average Service Resolution Satisfaction Score (number from 0 to 20) for a customer as
reported through a survey. This column should not be used when Product, Account or
Asset is part of the query.
11.4.9
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Service Resolution
Timeliness Score
Average Service Resolution Timeliness Score (number from 0 to 20) for a customer as
reported through a survey. This column should not be used when Product, Account or
Asset is part of the query.
11.4.10
Customer Satisfaction
Survey Facts.Average
Survey Score
Average Survey Score (number from 0 to 100) for a customer as reported through a
survey. This column should not be used when Product, Account or Asset is part of the
query.
11.4.11
Revenue Facts.Closed
Revenue
11.4.12
Revenue Facts.Opportunity
Revenue
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.4.13
11.4.14
11.4.15
11.4.16
11.4.17
Service Request
Facts.Average Days Open
Average age, in days, of open service requests since last data refresh
11.4.18
Service Request
Facts.Average Open SRs
per Rep
11.4.19
Service Request
Facts.Average Resolution
Rate
11.4.20
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Days
11.4.21
Service Request
Facts.Average SRs per
Rep
Metric Name
Description
11.5.1
Facts.# of Emails
11.5.2
Facts.# of Emails
Escalated to Opportunity
11.5.3
Facts.# of Emails
Escalated to SR
11.5.4
Facts.Average Time to
Opty Escalation (Hours)
11.5.5
Facts.Average Time to SR
Escalation (Hours)
Average time it took to generate follow-on service request from email received
11.5.6
Facts.Escalated Closed
Revenue
11.5.7
Facts.Escalated Closed
Revenue (000)
11.5.8
Facts.Escalated Expected
Detail Revenue
11.5.9
Facts.Escalated Expected
Detail Revenue (000)
Expected detail revenue (in thousands) of follow-on opportunity from email received
11.5.10
Facts.Escalated
Opportunity Expected
Revenue
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.5.11
Facts.Escalated
Opportunity Expected
Revenue (000)
11.5.12
Facts.Escalated
Opportunity Revenue
11.5.13
Facts.Escalated
Opportunity Revenue (000)
Metric Name
Description
11.6.1
Percentage change in order item margin, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.2
Percentage change in order item margin, this year over last year
11.6.3
This metric measures the average order discount % at the order level.
11.6.4
11.6.5
This is an average order margin at the line item level across all ordered quantities.
Order margin excludes tax, freight and header-level discounts.
11.6.6
11.6.7
11.6.8
11.6.9
11.6.10
11.6.11
This metric measures Order Discount at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.6.12
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.6.13
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.6.14
11.6.15
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, i.e. 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
11.6.16
11.6.17
11.6.18
Order Execution.#
Obsolete Order Line Items
Total number of order line items that contain a product which is no longer current, i.e.
obsolete product, before the order has shipped
11.6.19
Order Execution.# of
Accounts with Orders
11.6.20
Order Execution.# of
Contacts with Orders
11.6.21
Order Execution.# of
Opportunities with Orders
11.6.22
11.6.23
Order Execution.# of
Orders
11.6.24
Order Execution.# of
Orders Moving Avg
11.6.25
Order Execution.# of
Products with Orders
11.6.26
Percentage change in order average days outstanding, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.27
Order Execution.Average #
of days from Quote
11.6.28
Order Execution.Average
Days Outstanding
Average number of days that order is outstanding, i.e. data warehouse refresh date is
greater than order requested ship date
11.6.29
Order Execution.Average
Order Age
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
11.6.30
Order Execution.Average
Order Size
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
11.6.31
Order Execution.Chg
Quarter Ago Average Days
Outstanding
Change in order average days outstanding, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.32
Order
Execution.Cumulative
Shipped Revenue
11.6.33
11.6.34
Order Execution.Quantity
Requested
11.6.35
Order Execution.Quantity
Shipped
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.6.36
Order Execution.Quarter
Ago Average Days
Outstanding
11.6.37
Order Execution.Quarter
Ago Cumulative Shipped
Revenue
This metric is a running sum of Total Shipped Revenue for a period one quarter before
a given period.
11.6.38
Order Execution.Quote to
Order Conversion % (Qty)
A percentage measure of the quantity of items that are ordered divided by the quantity
of items that are quoted. A conversion ratio based on quantity of items.
11.6.39
Order
Execution.Requested Ship
Days
11.6.40
Order Execution.Shipping
Days
11.6.41
Order Execution.Shipping
Delay
A measure in days of the shipping delay between the Required Ship Date and the
Latest Delivery Date, if the Required Ship Date is earlier than the Latest Delivery Date
11.6.42
Order Execution.Total # of
Order Contacts
11.6.43
Order Execution.Total
Shipped Revenue
11.6.44
Percentage change in average order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.45
Percentage change in order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.46
Percentage change in average order item revenue, this year over last year
11.6.47
Percentage change in order item revenue, this year over last year
11.6.48
Order Item
Revenue.Average Order
Item Revenue
This metric measures the average order item revenue excluding header-level
discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.6.49
Order Item
Revenue.Average Order
Starting Price
Sum of the starting prices of products on all orders divided by the order item quantity.
This gives the average order starting price across all orders and products
11.6.50
Order Item
Revenue.Average Ordered
Selling Price
This metric measures the Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding
header-level discount.
11.6.51
Change in average order item revenue, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.52
11.6.53
Change in average order item revenue, this year over last year
11.6.54
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.6.55
11.6.56
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.6.57
11.6.58
Order Item
Revenue.Quarter Ago
Average Order Item
Revenue
11.6.59
Order Item
Revenue.Quarter Ago
Order Item Revenue
11.6.60
11.6.61
11.6.62
11.6.63
11.6.64
11.6.65
Percentage change in total order revenue, this quarter over last quarter
11.6.66
Percentage change in total order revenue, this year over last year
11.6.67
Order Revenue.Average
Order Size
This metric measures the average total order size excluding tax and freight.
11.6.68
Order Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago # of Orders
11.6.69
Order Revenue.Chg
Quarter Ago Total Order
Revenue
11.6.70
11.6.71
Order Revenue.Cumulative
Order Revenue
11.6.72
Order Revenue.Order
Revenue Moving Avg
3 period moving average for total order item revenue without adjustments
11.6.73
Order Revenue.Quarter
Ago # of Orders
11.6.74
Order Revenue.Quarter
Ago Total Order Revenue
11.6.75
This metric is a running sum of Total Order Revenue measured for a period one
quarter prior to a given period.
11.6.76
Order Revenue.Return
Order Amount
Total value of goods returned. This number does not take into account amounts on an
order attributed to tax or freight or header-level discounts
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.6.77
Order Revenue.Return to
Total Order %
A percentage measure of the value of returned orders divided by total value of all
orders. A higher number is bad and a lower number is good.
11.6.78
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
11.6.79
3 period moving average for total order header revenue after adjustments
11.6.80
Metric Name
Description
11.7.1
11.7.2
Order Facts.# of
Opportunities with Orders
11.7.3
11.7.4
11.7.5
Total net margin earned from the orders booked (includes deducting marketing cost)
divided by the # of Orders
11.7.6
Average number of days that order is outstanding, i.e. data warehouse refresh date is
greater than order requested ship date
11.7.7
Average number of days between order date and data warehouse refresh date
11.7.8
11.7.9
Order Facts.Average
Ordered Selling Price
This metric measures the Average Order Selling price for a given product excluding
header-level discount.
11.7.10
11.7.11
11.7.12
11.7.13
This metric measures Order Margin at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.7.14
11.7.15
This metric measures Order Revenue at the line item level, excluding Tax and Freight
and header-level discounts. This metric should be used with the Product dimension.
11.7.16
Selects all contacts/Accounts who have placed order within the specified # of months
11.7.17
A flag with either a value of 'T' or 'F' or 'Unspecified'. If the contact has executed an
order within the past year (from time of last ETL refresh), then the value is 'T'. If the
contact has executed an order more than a year ago (from time of last ETL fresh), then
the value is 'F'.
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.7.18
Order Facts.Quantity
Requested
11.7.19
11.7.20
Order item margin quintile rank, between 1-5, i.e. 1 means order item margin is in the
top 20%
11.7.21
A measure in days of the shipping delay between the Required Ship Date and the
Latest Delivery Date, if the Required Ship Date is earlier than the Latest Delivery Date
11.7.22
This metric measures Total Order Revenue excluding Tax and Freight.
11.7.23
11.7.24
If a contact has executed an order within the past year (from time of ETL refresh), then
this is a number (in years) which represents the time since the very first order executed
by the contact. This shows a measure of lifetime of a customer.
11.7.25
11.7.26
Product Facts.# of
Attributes
11.7.27
Product Facts.# of
Products
11.7.28
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Account
11.7.29
Product Facts.# of
Products Purchased by
Contact
11.7.30
Product Facts.# of
Purchasers of Next Product
11.7.31
Product Facts.# of
Purchasers of Selected
Product
11.7.32
This metric measures the % of Orders for a given Product that were immediately
followed by the purchase of a given Next Product Purchased by the same Account.
11.7.33
11.7.34
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Customers by
Products (Accounts)
11.7.35
Product Facts.% of
Overlapping Purchases by
Products (Accounts)
This metric measures the % of Orders for a given Product that also include a given
Market Basket Product.
11.7.36
Product Facts.Cumulative
Revenue Earned
11.7.37
Product Facts.Cumulative
Units Sold
11.7.38
Product Facts.Maximum
Product Quantity Ordered
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.7.39
Product Facts.Maximum
Product Quantity Quoted
11.7.40
Product Facts.Minimum
Product Quantity Ordered
11.7.41
Product Facts.Minimum
Product Quantity Quoted
11.7.42
Product Facts.Product
Quantity Ordered
Quantity of product ordered by a customer. This information is stored at the order line
item and excludes product quantities of products that are part of a recurring charge
product
11.7.43
Product Facts.Product
Quantity Quoted
Metric Name
Description
11.8.1
Facts.# of Activities
Number of activities
11.8.2
Facts.Activity Start
Slippage (Days)
Number of days between the activity planned start date and the data warehouse
refresh date for activities that have not started by the data warehouse refresh date
11.8.3
Facts.Average Duration
(Hours)
11.8.4
11.8.5
11.8.6
Facts.Total Duration
(Hours)
11.8.7
11.8.8
Metric Name
Description
11.9.1
Facts.# of Assets
Number of assets
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.10.1
11.10.2
11.10.3
Facts.# of SRs
11.10.4
Metric Name
Description
11.11.1
Facts.# of Solutions
A real-time measure that provides the number of Solutions that are present in the
Knowledge Base. This measure goes directly against the Siebel transactional system
Metric Name
Description
11.12.1
Opportunity Facts.# of
Open Opportunities
11.12.2
Opportunity Facts.# of
Opportunities
11.12.3
Opportunity Facts.Closed
Revenue
11.12.4
Opportunity
Facts.Expected Revenue
11.12.5
Opportunity
Facts.Opportunity Revenue
11.12.6
Number of additional employees created since the time of the last ETL incremental
update.
11.12.7
11.12.8
11.12.9
11.12.10
11.12.11
11.12.12
11.12.13
11.12.14
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.12.15
11.12.16
11.12.17
11.12.18
11.12.19
11.12.20
11.12.21
Service Request
Facts.Average Days Open
Average age, in days, of open service requests since last data refresh
11.12.22
Service Request
Facts.Average Open SRs
per Rep
11.12.23
Service Request
Facts.Average Resolution
Rate
11.12.24
Service Request
Facts.Average Service
Quality
Average Service Quality Score (number from 0 to 20) as reported by the customer in a
survey. This column should not be used when Product, Account or Asset is part of the
query.
11.12.25
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Days
11.12.26
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Hours
11.12.27
Service Request
Facts.Average SR Duration
Minutes
11.12.28
Service Request
Facts.Average SRs Closed
per Rep
11.12.29
Service Request
Facts.Average SRs per
Rep
11.12.30
A percentage measure of the actual duration of a Service Request divided by the SLA
time, i.e. the actual duration of a Service Request as compared to the promised
duration of a Service Request. A number less than 100% represents a faster rate of
closure of service issues compared to committed rate and may represent over
investment. A number close to 100% represents a rate of closure equivalent to the
committed rate and a number above 100% represents a slower rate of closure of
service issues compared to commited rate. If the number is above 100%, this will lead
to customer dissatisfaction
11.12.31
Categorization of SLA Compliance % into the following values 'A: <50% of SLA', 'B:
<100% of SLA', 'C: <150% of SLA', 'D: >150% of SLA', 'E: NO SLA'
11.12.32
Time in hours between the Actual Start Date and the Expected Close Date on a
Service Request. This is a measure of the service level agreement or entitlement
provided to a customer
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.12.33
Percentage change in number of critical service requests, this quarter over last quarter
11.12.34
Percentage change in number of open service requests, this quarter over last quarter
11.12.35
Percentage change in number of service representatives, this quarter over last quarter
11.12.36
Percentage change in number of service requests, this quarter over last quarter
11.12.37
Percentage change in average age of open service requests, this quarter over last
quarter
11.12.38
Percentage change in average days it took to complete service requests, this quarter
over last quarter
11.12.39
Percentage change in number of critical service requests, this year over last year
11.12.40
Percentage change in number of open service requests, this year over last year
11.12.41
Percentage change in number of service representatives, this year over last year
11.12.42
Percentage change in number of service requests, this year over last year
11.12.43
Percentage change in average age of open service requests, this year over last year
11.12.44
Percentage change in average days it took to complete service requests, this year over
last year
11.12.45
11.12.46
11.12.47
11.12.48
11.12.49
Service Analytics
No
Metric Name
Description
11.12.50
11.12.51
11.12.52
11.12.53
11.12.54
11.12.55
11.12.56
12
This chapter describes metrics available in Supply Chain and Order Management Analytics of Oracle Business
Intelligence Applications 7.9.6. Subsections of this chapter correspond to different Subject Areas in Supply Chain
and Order Management Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
12.1.1
This metric tells us the number of inventory items that have a current available quantity
less than the suggested inventory reorder point.
By knowing the number of products that need re-ordeing we can better understand the
related inventory processes required (e.g., purchase requisitions that need to be
created and processed, etc.)
12.1.2
Facts - Inventory
Balance.% Chg Year Ago
Available Consignment
Quantity
12.1.3
Facts - Inventory
Balance.% Chg Year Ago
Available Quantity
(Available Quantity - Year Ago Available Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Available Quantity)
12.1.4
Facts - Inventory
Balance.% Chg Year Ago
Returned Quantity
(Returned Quantity - Year Ago Returned Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Returned Quantity)
12.1.5
Facts - Inventory
Balance.% Chg Year Ago
Standard Cost Amount
(Standard Cost Amount - Year Ago Standard Cost Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago Standard
Cost Amount)
12.1.6
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Available
Consignment Amount
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and is not subject to
usage restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is
withdrawn from stores.
12.1.7
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Available
Consignment Quantity
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and is not subject to
usage restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is
withdrawn from stores.
12.1.8
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Available Quantity
This metric is the quantity of product available to fill open orders. Available product is
defined as unrestricted inventory that is not reserved, blocked or otherwise unavailable
for immediate demand fulfillment.
The Available Quantity metric is an important component for understanding historical
inventory fluctuations, stockouts, and allocation situations. By analyzing available
inventory activity over time, slow-moving and obsolete materials can be identified.
12.1.9
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Block
Consignment Amount
12.1.10
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Block
Consignment Quantity
12.1.11
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Blocked Amount
This is the total physical quantity of the product under hold for specific reasons (in
inventory unit if measure). This quantity would become available for use once the hold
is released -- these would typically include stocks that may have been damaged slightly
and need to undergo a re-certification process etc.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.1.12
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Blocked Quantity
This is the total physical quantity of the product under hold for specific reasons (in
inventory unit if measure). This quantity would become available for use once the hold
is released -- these would typically include stocks that may have been damaged slightly
and need to undergo a re-certification process etc.
12.1.13
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Chg Year Ago
Available Consignment
Quantity
12.1.14
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Chg Year Ago
Available Quantity
12.1.15
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Chg Year Ago
Returned Quantity
12.1.16
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Chg Year Ago
Standard Cost Amount
12.1.17
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Days Inventory
Outstanding
DIO (Days Inventory Outstanding). Also called Inventory DSI (Days Sales of Inventory)
DSI/DIO = (Average Inventory/Cost of Goods Sold) * 365
Or DSI/DIO = 365/Inventory Turns
12.1.18
Facts - Inventory
Balance.In Transit Quantity
This is the total physical quantity in transit for the product (in inventory unit of measure).
12.1.19
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Inspection Amount
This is the total physical quantity of the product under inspection (in inventory unit of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass inspection.
12.1.20
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Inspection
Consignment Amount
12.1.21
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Inspection
Consignment Quantity
12.1.22
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Inspection
Quantity
This is the total physical quantity of the product under inspection (in inventory unit of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass inspection.
12.1.23
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Inventory Turn
Inventory Turn measures the number of times that inventory turns over in a recent one
year period. It is an indicator of how well a company's products are doing in the
market. It is calculated as dividing annual cost of goods sold by the average daily
inventory level.
12.1.24
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Opening Quantity
12.1.25
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Reorder Point
Reorder Point is the inventory level at the storage location that triggers a re-order for
replenishment of this product.
12.1.26
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Replenishment
Amount
This represents the standard re-order quantity size for replenishment of inventory of
this product (in inventory units of measure).
12.1.27
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Replenishment
Quantity
This represents the standard re-order quantity size for replenishment of inventory of
this product (in inventory units of measure).
12.1.28
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Restricted Amount
This metric is the balance of inventory that is on reserve and restricted from use for
open orders or manufacturing production orders. This type of inventory is also known
as allocated or assigned material.
The Restricted Quantity metric is useful in determining the amount of material that is on
reserve for future production or customer orders.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.1.29
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Restricted
Consignment Amount
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and has usage
restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is withdrawn
from stores.
12.1.30
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Restricted
Consignment Quantity
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and has usage
restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is withdrawn
from stores.
12.1.31
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Restricted
Quantity
This metric is the balance of inventory that is on reserve and restricted from use for
open orders or manufacturing production orders. This type of inventory is also known
as allocated or assigned material.
The Restricted Quantity metric is useful in determining the amount of material that is on
reserve for future production or customer orders.
12.1.32
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Returned Amount
This is the total quantity of the product returns that currently exist (in inventory units of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass return
inspection or merge into regular product inventory.
12.1.33
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Returned Quantity
This is the total quantity of the product returns that currently exist (in inventory units of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass return
inspection or merge into regular product inventory.
12.1.34
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Standard Cost
Amount
The total inventory value in chart of accounts or group currency for the product at the
standard cost.
12.1.35
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Value Only
Amount
Value Only Group Amount represents a group of material managed only on value basis
and not on quantity basis. For these, materials quantity is never updated. Example:
Hierarchy articles and group articles.
12.1.36
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Value Transfer
Amount
This is the in-transit amount of value-only group amount stated in group currency.
12.1.37
Facts - Inventory
Balance.WIP_Amount
12.1.38
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Year Ago
Available Consignment
Quantity
Quantity, a year ago, in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and is
not subject to usage restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the
quantity until it is withdrawn from stores.
12.1.39
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Year Ago
Available Quantity
12.1.40
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Year Ago
Returned Quantity
Physical quantity of a product (In standard UOM) that is returned to a location either by
supplier or customer a year ago.
12.1.41
Facts - Inventory
Balance.Year Ago
Standard Cost Amount
The inventory value, a year ago, for the product at the standard cost in the chart of
accounts in group currency.
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
12.2.1
Facts - BOM
Items.Extended Item
Quantity
This metric describes the total amount of product required at each level in the bill of
materials. At an aggregate level, this quantity can be used to determine supplier
demand for raw materials or components. This metric can also be used as a link in the
supply/demand chains to help determine the suppliers of raw materials used in finished
products and vice versa.
12.2.2
Facts - BOM
Items.Quantity Per
Assembly
The quantity of the BOM item/component that is required to manufacture unit quantity
of the end product mentioned in the related BOM header information.
Metric Name
Description
12.3.1
(Customer Returned Amount - Year Ago Customer Returned Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago
Customer Returned Amount)
12.3.2
(Customer Returned Quantity - Year Ago Customer Returned Quantity) * 100/ (Year
Ago Customer Returned Quantity)
12.3.3
(Returned Amount - Year Ago Returned Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago Returned Amount)
12.3.4
(Returned Quantity - Year Ago Returned Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Returned Quantity)
12.3.5
(Supplier Returned Amount - Year Ago Supplier Returned Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago
Supplier Returned Amount)
12.3.6
(Supplier Returned Quantity - Year Ago Supplier Returned Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago
Supplier Returned Quantity)
12.3.7
12.3.8
12.3.9
12.3.10
No
Metric Name
Description
12.3.11
12.3.12
12.3.13
12.3.14
12.3.15
12.3.16
12.3.17
12.3.18
12.3.19
12.3.20
12.3.21
Value of product that is returned to a location either by supplier or customer a year ago.
12.3.22
Physical quantity of a product (In standard UOM) that is returned to a location either by
supplier or customer a year ago.
12.3.23
12.3.24
No
Metric Name
Description
12.4.1
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.% Chg Year
Ago Actual Issue Quantity
(Actual Issue Quantity - Year Ago Actual Issue Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Actual Issue
Quantity)
12.4.2
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.% Chg Year
Ago Actual Receipt
Quantity
(Actual Receipt Quantity - Year Ago Actual Receipt Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Actual
Receipt Quantity)
12.4.3
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.% Chg Year
Ago Material Amount
(Material Amount - Year Ago Material Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago Material Amount)
12.4.4
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Actual Issue
Quantity
The actual quantity of the product that has been issued (in inventory unit of measure)
from the inventory location during the day, for the date against which this row is being
maintained.
12.4.5
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Actual
Receipt Quantity
The actual quantity of the product that has been received (in inventory unit of measure)
into the inventory location during the day, for the date against which this row is being
maintained.
12.4.6
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Chg Year Ago
Actual Issue Quantity
(Actual Issue Quantity - Year Ago Actual Issue Quantity) in standard UOM.
12.4.7
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Chg Year Ago
Actual Receipt Quantity
(Actual Receipt Quantity - Year Ago Actual Receipt Quantity) in standard UOM.
12.4.8
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Chg Year Ago
Material Amount
12.4.9
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Material
Amount
12.4.10
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Year Ago
Actual Issue Quantity
The total quantity of a product (In standard UOM) that was issued from an inventory
location a year ago.
12.4.11
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Year Ago
Actual Receipt Quantity
The total quantity of a product (In standard UOM) received a year ago.
12.4.12
Fact - Inventory
Transactions.Year Ago
Material Amount
This is the currency value of the inventory transaction, a year ago, in group currency.
Metric Name
Description
12.5.1
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization at the last snapshot.
12.5.2
The total quantity of product that has been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.5.3
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.5.4
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.5.5
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.5.6
The total value of the operational backlog orders that are on hold.
12.5.7
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been put on hold.
12.5.8
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in shipment
due to lack of fulfillment.
12.5.9
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in
shipment due to lack of fulfillment.
12.5.10
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and time to be
fulfilled.
12.5.11
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders tha have a set date and
time to be fulfilled.
12.5.12
The total value of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date and time
to be fulfilled.
12.5.13
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date
and time to be fulfilled.
12.5.14
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet shipped by the
organization.
12.5.15
The total quantity of products that has been booked but not yet shipped by the
organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.6.1
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.6.2
The total quantity of product that has been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.6.3
The percentage of line item revenue on hold compared to the revenue value of regular
line items.
12.6.4
12.6.5
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.6.6
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.6.7
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.6.8
The total value of the operational backlog orders that are on hold.
12.6.9
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been put on hold.
12.6.10
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in shipment
due to lack of fulfillment.
12.6.11
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in
shipment due to lack of fulfillment.
12.6.12
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and time to be
fulfilled.
12.6.13
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and
time to be fulfilled.
12.6.14
The total value of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date and time
to be fulfilled.
12.6.15
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date
and time to be fulfilled.
12.6.16
This metric measures the total value of orders that have been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
12.6.17
This metric measures the total quantity of products that has been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.7.1
The total value of booked amount in booking lines that were adjusted, Excludes
returned or cancelled lines.
12.7.2
This metric tracks the total value of bookings, but excludes returns and exchanges.
12.7.3
12.7.4
The total quantity of the booked products, but the value excludes return and exchange
quantities.
12.7.5
This metric tracks the total discount granted when the order was booked. It is the
difference between the actual selling price and the list price of the product.
12.7.6
12.7.7
12.7.8
Metric Name
Description
12.8.1
12.8.2
The number of customers whose last purchase is within 3 periods excluding those
whose last purchase is within 2 periods
12.8.3
12.8.4
12.8.5
12.8.6
The number of customers whose first purchase has occurred in the 1st period
12.8.7
The number of customers whose last purchase is within 2 periods excluding those
whose first purchase has occurred in the 1st period
12.8.8
12.8.9
Fact - Customer
Activity.Customer Inactivity
Ratio
Metric Name
Description
12.9.1
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and is not subject to
usage restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is
withdrawn from stores.
12.9.2
This metric is the quantity of product available to fill open orders. Available product is
defined as unrestricted inventory that is not reserved, blocked or otherwise unavailable
for immediate demand fulfillment.
The Available Quantity metric is an important component for understanding historical
inventory fluctuations, stockouts, and allocation situations. By analyzing available
inventory activity over time, slow-moving and obsolete materials can be identified.
12.9.3
12.9.4
This is the total physical quantity of the product under hold for specific reasons (in
inventory unit if measure). This quantity would become available for use once the hold
is released -- these would typically include stocks that may have been damaged slightly
and need to undergo a re-certification process etc.
12.9.5
This is the total physical quantity in transit for the product (in inventory unit of measure).
12.9.6
12.9.7
This is the total physical quantity of the product under inspection (in inventory unit of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass inspection.
12.9.8
This represents the standard re-order quantity size for replenishment of inventory of
this product (in inventory units of measure).
12.9.9
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and has usage
restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is withdrawn
from stores.
12.9.10
This metric is the balance of inventory that is on reserve and restricted from use for
open orders or manufacturing production orders. This type of inventory is also known
as allocated or assigned material.
The Restricted Quantity metric is useful in determining the amount of material that is on
reserve for future production or customer orders.
12.9.11
This is the total quantity of the product returns that currently exist (in inventory units of
measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass return
inspection or merge into regular product inventory.
12.9.12
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.9.13
The total quantity of product that has been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.9.14
The percentage of line item revenue on hold compared to the revenue value of regular
line items.
12.9.15
No
Metric Name
Description
12.9.16
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.9.17
The total value of the operational backlog orders that are on hold.
12.9.18
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been put on hold.
12.9.19
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in shipment
due to lack of fulfillment.
12.9.20
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in
shipment due to lack of fulfillment.
12.9.21
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and time to be
fulfilled.
12.9.22
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and
time to be fulfilled.
12.9.23
The total value of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date and time
to be fulfilled.
12.9.24
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date
and time to be fulfilled.
12.9.25
This metric measures the total value of orders that have been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
12.9.26
This metric measures the total quantity of products that has been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.10.1
12.10.2
12.10.3
No
Metric Name
Description
12.10.4
The total invoiced quantity (In standard UOM) of charge back invoices.
12.10.5
12.10.6
12.10.7
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount, to be used with the Time dimension
12.10.8
12.10.9
12.10.10
12.10.11
The total value of products bought by customers and subsequently invoiced by the
organization, excluding credit memos, debit memos and cancellations.
12.10.12
The total discount granted and reported at the point of sale based on the product's list
price when the order was invoiced. It is the difference between the actual selling price
and the list price of the product.
12.10.13
12.10.14
The value of an invoice item based on the list price excluding credit memos and debit
memos
12.10.15
The total quantity of products bought by the customers and subsequently invoiced by
the organization, excluding credit memos , debit memos and cancellations
12.10.16
12.10.17
The Net Invoiced Amount for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Amount
is Total Invoiced Amount plus the Debit Memo Amount minus Credit Memo Amount
minus Charge Back Amount
12.10.18
The Net Invoiced Quantity for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Quantity
is Total Invoiced Quantity plus the Debit Memo Quantity minus Credit Memo Quantity.
12.10.19
The total number of invoice lines excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.10.20
The total number of invoices excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.10.21
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount from the prior quarter, to be used with the
Time dimension
12.10.22
The total invoiced revenue for a set of order line items from the prior quarter.
Metric Name
Description
12.11.1
The number of customers who ordered for the first time. Excludes returned or cancelled
order lines.
12.11.2
12.11.3
12.11.4
12.11.5
12.11.6
12.11.7
The order amount of fully cancelled order lines plus amount equivalent of cancelled
quantity in partially cancelled order lines.
12.11.8
The quantity of a given product that has been cancelled from a set of orders
12.11.9
The running sum of total order revenue, to be used with the Time dimension
12.11.10
This is the discount amount applied to the order measured in Group Currency.
12.11.11
The value of an order made by a customer for the first time. List Ordered Amount
minus Discount Amount is First Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes Cancelled
Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.11.12
The total quantity of products ordered by a customer for the first time. Ordered Quantity
excludes Cancelled Quantity and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.11.13
The value of an order based on list price. Ordered Quantity multiplied with List Price.
List Ordered Amount doesn't exclude discount amount.
12.11.14
12.11.15
The Total cost of goods for ordered products minus cost of returned goods.
12.11.16
The value of an order after discounts and returns have been applied to the order.
Ordered Amount minus Return Amount is Net Ordered Amount.
12.11.17
The total quantity of products ordered excluding returns and exchanges. Ordered
Quantity minus Return Quantity is Net Ordered Quantity.
12.11.18
No
Metric Name
Description
12.11.19
The value of an order after discount has been applied to the order. List Ordered
Amount minus Discount Amount is Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes
Cancelled Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.11.20
12.11.21
The Total cost of goods for ordered products. Doesn't exclude cost of returned goods.
12.11.22
The total quantity of products ordered. Ordered Quantity excludes Cancelled Quantity
and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.11.23
12.11.24
The running sum of total order revenue from the prior quarter, to be used with the Time
dimension
12.11.25
12.11.26
12.11.27
The total ordered value of all return materials authorizations (RMA) across the
organization.
12.11.28
12.11.29
12.11.30
The total quantity of products returned as return materials authorizations (RMA) across
the organization.
12.11.31
12.11.32
12.11.33
12.11.34
12.11.35
12.11.36
Metric Name
Description
12.12.1
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.12.2
The total quantity of product that has been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.12.3
The percentage of line item revenue on hold compared to the revenue value of regular
line items.
12.12.4
12.12.5
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.12.6
The total value of the operational backlog orders that are on hold.
12.12.7
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been put on hold.
12.12.8
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in shipment
due to lack of fulfillment.
12.12.9
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in
shipment due to lack of fulfillment.
12.12.10
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and time to be
fulfilled.
12.12.11
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and
time to be fulfilled.
12.12.12
The total value of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date and time
to be fulfilled.
12.12.13
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date
and time to be fulfilled.
12.12.14
This metric measures the total value of orders that have been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
12.12.15
This metric measures the total quantity of products that has been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
12.12.16
No
Metric Name
Description
12.12.17
12.12.18
12.12.19
The total time in minutes that an order line item was held
12.12.20
12.12.21
12.12.22
The list value of a set of order items calculated by multiplying list price by quantity.
12.12.23
This metric displays time lag between order date and invoice date
12.12.24
This metric displays time lag between order date and pick date
12.12.25
This metric displays time lag between order date and ship date
12.12.26
The total value of products that are ordered by customers, excluding returns and
exchanges.
12.12.27
12.12.28
12.12.29
This metric displays time lag between pick date and ship date
12.12.30
12.12.31
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped earlier than the scheduled
ship date.
12.12.32
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped later than the scheduled ship
date.
12.12.33
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped on the scheduled ship date.
12.12.34
12.12.35
This metric displays time lag between ship date and invoice date
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
12.13.1
12.13.2
12.13.3
12.13.4
12.13.5
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount, to be used with the Time dimension
12.13.6
12.13.7
12.13.8
12.13.9
The total value of products bought by customers and subsequently invoiced by the
organization, excluding credit memos, debit memos and cancellations.
12.13.10
The total discount granted and reported at the point of sale based on the product's list
price when the order was invoiced. It is the difference between the actual selling price
and the list price of the product.
12.13.11
12.13.12
The value of an invoice item based on the list price excluding credit memos and debit
memos
12.13.13
The total quantity of products bought by the customers and subsequently invoiced by
the organization, excluding credit memos , debit memos and cancellations
12.13.14
12.13.15
The Net Invoiced Amount for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Amount
is Total Invoiced Amount plus the Debit Memo Amount minus Credit Memo Amount
minus Charge Back Amount
12.13.16
The Net Invoiced Quantity for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Quantity
is Total Invoiced Quantity plus the Debit Memo Quantity minus Credit Memo Quantity.
12.13.17
The total number of invoice lines excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.13.18
The total number of invoices excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.13.19
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount from the prior quarter, to be used with the
Time dimension
No
Metric Name
Description
12.13.20
The total invoiced revenue for a set of order line items from the prior quarter.
12.13.21
12.13.22
12.13.23
12.13.24
12.13.25
12.13.26
The quantity of a given product that has been cancelled from a set of orders
12.13.27
The running sum of total order revenue, to be used with the Time dimension
12.13.28
This is the discount amount applied to the order measured in Group Currency.
12.13.29
The value of an order based on list price. Ordered Quantity multiplied with List Price.
List Ordered Amount doesn't exclude discount amount.
12.13.30
The value of an order after discounts and returns have been applied to the order.
Ordered Amount minus Return Amount is Net Ordered Amount.
12.13.31
The total quantity of products ordered excluding returns and exchanges. Ordered
Quantity minus Return Quantity is Net Ordered Quantity.
12.13.32
12.13.33
The value of an order after discount has been applied to the order. List Ordered
Amount minus Discount Amount is Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes
Cancelled Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.13.34
The total quantity of products ordered. Ordered Quantity excludes Cancelled Quantity
and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.13.35
12.13.36
The running sum of total order revenue from the prior quarter, to be used with the Time
dimension
12.13.37
12.13.38
The total ordered value of all return materials authorizations (RMA) across the
organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.13.39
The total quantity of products returned as return materials authorizations (RMA) across
the organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.14.1
The total value of orders that have been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.14.2
The total quantity of product that has been booked but not yet invoiced by the
organization.
12.14.3
The percentage of line item revenue on hold compared to the revenue value of regular
line items.
12.14.4
12.14.5
The total sales amount from all open return materials authorizations (RMA). Total Open
RMA Value is the sales value from the returned orders that have been requested from
the customers but not yet received.
12.14.6
The total value of the operational backlog orders that are on hold.
12.14.7
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been put on hold.
12.14.8
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in shipment
due to lack of fulfillment.
12.14.9
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have been delayed in
shipment due to lack of fulfillment.
12.14.10
The total value of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and time to be
fulfilled.
12.14.11
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that have a set date and
time to be fulfilled.
12.14.12
The total value of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date and time
to be fulfilled.
12.14.13
The total product quantity of the operational backlog orders that do not have a set date
and time to be fulfilled.
12.14.14
This metric measures the total value of orders that have been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.14.15
This metric measures the total quantity of products that has been booked but not yet
shipped by the organization.
12.14.16
12.14.17
12.14.18
12.14.19
12.14.20
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount, to be used with the Time dimension
12.14.21
12.14.22
12.14.23
12.14.24
The total value of products bought by customers and subsequently invoiced by the
organization, excluding credit memos, debit memos and cancellations.
12.14.25
The total discount granted and reported at the point of sale based on the product's list
price when the order was invoiced. It is the difference between the actual selling price
and the list price of the product.
12.14.26
12.14.27
The value of an invoice item based on the list price excluding credit memos and debit
memos
12.14.28
The total quantity of products bought by the customers and subsequently invoiced by
the organization, excluding credit memos , debit memos and cancellations
12.14.29
12.14.30
The Net Invoiced Amount for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Amount
is Total Invoiced Amount plus the Debit Memo Amount minus Credit Memo Amount
minus Charge Back Amount
12.14.31
The Net Invoiced Quantity for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Quantity
is Total Invoiced Quantity plus the Debit Memo Quantity minus Credit Memo Quantity.
12.14.32
The total number of invoice lines excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.14.33
The total number of invoices excluding credit memos and debit memos
No
Metric Name
Description
12.14.34
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount from the prior quarter, to be used with the
Time dimension
12.14.35
The total invoiced revenue for a set of order line items from the prior quarter.
12.14.36
12.14.37
12.14.38
12.14.39
12.14.40
12.14.41
The quantity of a given product that has been cancelled from a set of orders
12.14.42
The running sum of total order revenue, to be used with the Time dimension
12.14.43
This is the discount amount applied to the order measured in Group Currency.
12.14.44
The value of an order based on list price. Ordered Quantity multiplied with List Price.
List Ordered Amount doesn't exclude discount amount.
12.14.45
The value of an order after discounts and returns have been applied to the order.
Ordered Amount minus Return Amount is Net Ordered Amount.
12.14.46
The total quantity of products ordered excluding returns and exchanges. Ordered
Quantity minus Return Quantity is Net Ordered Quantity.
12.14.47
12.14.48
The value of an order after discount has been applied to the order. List Ordered
Amount minus Discount Amount is Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes
Cancelled Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.14.49
The total quantity of products ordered. Ordered Quantity excludes Cancelled Quantity
and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.14.50
12.14.51
The running sum of total order revenue from the prior quarter, to be used with the Time
dimension
12.14.52
No
Metric Name
Description
12.14.53
The total ordered value of all return materials authorizations (RMA) across the
organization.
12.14.54
The total quantity of products returned as return materials authorizations (RMA) across
the organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.15.1
The total quantity of products that have been picked from the organization's inventory.
12.15.2
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) that have already been shipped.
12.15.3
12.15.4
12.15.5
12.15.6
This metric depicts the total number of picking lines which have been shipped on time.
12.15.7
This KPI is calculated as percentage of "On Time Picked Quantity" / "Actual Picked
Quantity".
12.15.8
12.15.9
The total quantity of products that have been picked on-time from the organization's
inventory.
12.15.10
This KPI is calculated as percentage of "On Time Shipped Quantity" / "Actual Shipped
Quantity".
12.15.11
12.15.12
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped on the scheduled ship date.
12.15.13
The total quantity of products picked earlier than the planned pick date.
12.15.14
The total quantity of products picked later than the planned pick date.
12.15.15
The total quantity of products that are planned to be picked from the organization's
inventory (the number of items scheduled for picking).
12.15.16
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped earlier than the scheduled
ship date.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.15.17
The total quantity of products (In standard UOM) shipped later than the scheduled ship
date.
Metric Name
Description
12.16.1
12.16.2
12.16.3
12.16.4
12.16.5
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount, to be used with the Time dimension
12.16.6
12.16.7
12.16.8
The total value of products bought by customers and subsequently invoiced by the
organization, excluding credit memos, debit memos and cancellations.
12.16.9
The total discount granted and reported at the point of sale based on the product's list
price when the order was invoiced. It is the difference between the actual selling price
and the list price of the product.
12.16.10
The total quantity of products bought by the customers and subsequently invoiced by
the organization, excluding credit memos , debit memos and cancellations
12.16.11
The Net Invoiced Amount for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Amount
is Total Invoiced Amount plus the Debit Memo Amount minus Credit Memo Amount
minus Charge Back Amount
12.16.12
The Net Invoiced Quantity for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Quantity
is Total Invoiced Quantity plus the Debit Memo Quantity minus Credit Memo Quantity.
12.16.13
The total number of invoice lines excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.16.14
The total number of invoices excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.16.15
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount from the prior quarter, to be used with the
Time dimension
No
Metric Name
Description
12.16.16
The total invoiced revenue for a set of order line items from the prior quarter.
12.16.17
12.16.18
12.16.19
12.16.20
12.16.21
The quantity of a given product that has been cancelled from a set of orders
12.16.22
The running sum of total order revenue, to be used with the Time dimension
12.16.23
The value of an order after discounts and returns have been applied to the order.
Ordered Amount minus Return Amount is Net Ordered Amount.
12.16.24
The total quantity of products ordered excluding returns and exchanges. Ordered
Quantity minus Return Quantity is Net Ordered Quantity.
12.16.25
The value of an order after discount has been applied to the order. List Ordered
Amount minus Discount Amount is Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes
Cancelled Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.16.26
The total quantity of products ordered. Ordered Quantity excludes Cancelled Quantity
and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.16.27
12.16.28
The running sum of total order revenue from the prior quarter, to be used with the Time
dimension
12.16.29
12.16.30
The total ordered value of all return materials authorizations (RMA) across the
organization.
12.16.31
The total quantity of products returned as return materials authorizations (RMA) across
the organization.
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
12.17.1
Facts - AR Balance.AR
Overdue Amount to Total
%
This metric compares the customer overdue balance with the total AR Balance. The
formula is: AR Overdue balance / AR Balance * 100
12.17.2
Facts - AR Balance.AR
Overdue Items to Total %
This metric computes the ratio of overdue AR transactions to all open AR transactions
12.17.3
Facts - AR Balance.Closing
Group Amount
12.17.4
Facts - AR Balance.Closing
Local Amount
12.17.5
Facts - AR Balance.Credit
Limit Used %
12.17.6
Facts - AR
Balance.Opening Group
Amount
12.17.7
Facts - AR
Balance.Opening Local
Amount
12.17.8
Facts - AR Balance.Total
AR Due and Overdue
Amount
This metric shows the total of due balances (that are within Payment Due date) and
overdue balances (that are past due)
12.17.9
Facts - AR Balance.Total
AR Overdue Amount
This metric is the amount overdue from the customer. It includes only those line items
that have the document status of Open and where the current reporting date is past
payment due date.
12.17.10
Facts - AR Turnover.AR
Turnover
Accounts Receivables Turnover measures the number of times the trade receivables
turnover annually. The higher the AR Turnover, lower the working capital needs of the
company.
12.17.11
Facts - AR Turnover.Days
Sales Outstanding
This metric computes Days Sales Outstanding - (AR Balance / Average Daily Posted
Revenue). Average Daily Posted Revenue is computed by Posted Revenue for the
period / Number of days in the period.
Metric Name
Description
12.18.1
Fact - Fins GL
Revenue.Revenue Amount
12.18.2
12.18.3
12.18.4
12.18.5
No
Metric Name
Description
12.18.6
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount, to be used with the Time dimension
12.18.7
12.18.8
12.18.9
The total value of products bought by customers and subsequently invoiced by the
organization, excluding credit memos, debit memos and cancellations.
12.18.10
The total discount granted and reported at the point of sale based on the product's list
price when the order was invoiced. It is the difference between the actual selling price
and the list price of the product.
12.18.11
The total quantity of products bought by the customers and subsequently invoiced by
the organization, excluding credit memos , debit memos and cancellations
12.18.12
The Net Invoiced Amount for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Amount
is Total Invoiced Amount plus the Debit Memo Amount minus Credit Memo Amount
minus Charge Back Amount
12.18.13
The Net Invoiced Quantity for selling the organization's products. Net Invoiced Quantity
is Total Invoiced Quantity plus the Debit Memo Quantity minus Credit Memo Quantity.
12.18.14
The total number of invoice lines excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.18.15
The total number of invoices excluding credit memos and debit memos
12.18.16
The running sum of Total Invoice Amount from the prior quarter, to be used with the
Time dimension
12.18.17
The total invoiced revenue for a set of order line items from the prior quarter.
12.18.18
12.18.19
12.18.20
12.18.21
12.18.22
The quantity of a given product that has been cancelled from a set of orders
12.18.23
The running sum of total order revenue, to be used with the Time dimension
12.18.24
The value of an order after discounts and returns have been applied to the order.
Ordered Amount minus Return Amount is Net Ordered Amount.
No
Metric Name
Description
12.18.25
The total quantity of products ordered excluding returns and exchanges. Ordered
Quantity minus Return Quantity is Net Ordered Quantity.
12.18.26
The value of an order after discount has been applied to the order. List Ordered
Amount minus Discount Amount is Ordered Amount. Ordered Amount excludes
Cancelled Amount and doesn't exclude Return Amount.
12.18.27
The total quantity of products ordered. Ordered Quantity excludes Cancelled Quantity
and doesn't exclude Return Quantity.
12.18.28
12.18.29
The running sum of total order revenue from the prior quarter, to be used with the Time
dimension
12.18.30
12.18.31
The total ordered value of all return materials authorizations (RMA) across the
organization.
12.18.32
The total quantity of products returned as return materials authorizations (RMA) across
the organization.
Metric Name
Description
12.19.1
12.19.2
The total value of the products that are scheduled across the organization.
13
This section describes additional metrics which can be made accessible for analyses by means of minimal
configuration. These additional metrics are included in the Business Modeling and Mapping Layer of the Oracle
Business Intelligence Applications repository. Configuration required before using them merely involves exposing
these metrics to the Presentation Layer within the underlying repository.
These metrics are categorized by folders to which they belong within the Business Modeling and Mapping Layer
of the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository. They can be made available for use in Answers by
configuring the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository using the Oracle Business Intelligence
Administration Tool.
Metric Name
Description
13.1.1
This column calculates % change between the # of Transactions on all accounts of the
customer that were incurred 2 Months ago and 1 month ago.
13.1.2
13.1.3
The % change in the penalties paid as of 2 months ago to those paid as of 1 month
ago.
13.1.4
The Standard deviation is the transaction amount for given month shows the variability
in the usage of the product. This column gives the % Change between the standard
deviation calculated for 2 months ago and the standard deviation for 1 month ago.
13.1.5
This column calculates % change between the # of Transactions on all accounts of the
customer that were incurred 3 Months ago and 1 month ago.
13.1.6
13.1.7
The % change in the penalties paid as of 3 months ago to those paid as of 1 month
ago.
13.1.8
The Standard deviation is the transaction amount for given month shows the variability
in the usage of the product. This column gives the % Change between the standard
deviations calculated for 2 months ago and the standard deviation for 1 month ago.
13.1.9
This column calculates the % change in the fee paid by the customer on all
transactions as of 3 Months ago and those as of 1 month ago.
13.1.10
This column calculates the % change in the fee paid by the customer on all
transactions as of 6 Months ago and those as of 1 month ago.
13.1.11
This column calculates the change between the # of Transactions on all accounts of
the customer that were incurred 2 Months ago and 1 month ago.
13.1.12
This column calculates the difference between the % POS transactions as of 2 months
ago and as of 1 month ago thereby indicating a trend.
13.1.13
The change in the penalties paid as of 2 months ago to those paid as of 1 month ago.
13.1.14
The Standard deviation is the transaction amount for given month shows the variability
in the usage of the product. This column gives the difference between the standard
deviations calculated for 2 months ago and the standard deviation for 1 month ago.
13.1.15
This column calculates the change between the # of Transactions on all accounts of
the customer that were incurred 3 Months ago and 1 month ago.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.1.16
This column calculates the difference between the % POS transactions as of 3 months
ago and as of 1 month ago thereby indicating a trend.
13.1.17
The change in the penalties paid as of 3 months ago to those paid as of 1 month ago.
13.1.18
The Standard deviation is the transaction amount for given month shows the variability
in the usage of the product. This column gives the difference between the standard
deviations calculated for 3 months ago and the standard deviation for 1 month ago.
13.1.19
This column calculates the difference between the fee paid by the customer on all
transactions as of 3 Months ago and as of 1 month ago.
13.1.20
This column calculates the difference between the fee paid by the customer on all
transactions as of 6 Months ago and as of 1 month ago.
Metric Name
Description
13.2.1
Asset Churn %
This is the rate at which assets Financial Acocunts/ Insurance Polsicies) churn
Metric Name
Description
13.3.1
Metric Name
Description
13.4.1
13.4.2
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
13.4.3
Gross Margin from all closed opportunities due to a campaign plan minus the marketing
cost for the campaign plan
13.4.4
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
Metric Name
Description
13.5.1
# of Outbound Interactions
by Person
13.5.2
Total net margin earned from the closed opportunities (includes deducting marketing
cost) divided by the # of Opportunities
13.5.3
Rank of % of # Targeted by
Campaign Plans
Metric Name
Description
13.6.1
# of Campaigns by Contact
ID
13.6.2
# Times Contacted in
Campaigns
13.6.3
Metric Name
Description
13.7.1
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
13.7.2
This metric comes from the value specified in the Financial Modeler in Siebel Marketing
Metric Name
Description
13.8.1
# of Orders
13.8.2
13.8.3
Metric Name
Description
13.9.1
Total Marketing Cost for a Campaign Plan divided by the # of Orders for the campaign
plan
13.9.2
Total Marketing Cost for a Campaign Plan divided by the # of Orders for the campaign
plan
13.9.3
The ratio of campaign contacts who placed an order to the total # of contacts targeted
by the campaign
Metric Name
Description
13.10.1
Change in Expected
Revenue (000)
This metric displays the change in the combined Expected Revenue in 1000s between
a given Pipeline Snapshot Date and the immediately previous Snapshot Date for a
given employee.
Metric Name
Description
13.11.1
This metric calculates the percentage difference between the Order Item Revenues for
different comparison time periods
13.11.2
This metric calculates the difference between the Order Item Revenues for different
comparison time periods
Metric Name
Description
13.12.1
# of Households with
Activities
Metric Name
Description
13.13.1
# Active Assets
This is the count of assets (Insurance Policies/ Financial Accounts) that are still active
in the specified period. This column will only show the assets owned for a particular
product when the Product column is used in the query.
13.13.2
This column will always give total number of active assets owned by the customer
regardless of the Product selected in the query.
13.13.3
# Agencies
13.13.4
This is the sum of Account Aggregation as well as Financial Accounts within your
customer base
13.13.5
# Aggregation Accounts
If you also capture information on accounts that your customers own with other
financial institutions then this column will report the number of those accounts. This
information is used in Share of Wallet calculation.
13.13.6
# Asset Accounts
"Total number of asset-related financial accounts, i.e. financial accounts with product
category = ""Asset"""
13.13.7
13.13.8
13.13.9
13.13.10
13.13.11
13.13.12
# Days Delinquent
13.13.13
13.13.14
# Financial Accounts
Range
13.13.15
# Household Products
This is the distinct count of # of products (Financial Accounts / Insurance Policies) held
by your Households
13.13.16
# Liability Accounts
"Total number of liability-related financial accounts, i.e. financial accounts with product
category = ""Liability"""
No
Metric Name
Description
13.13.17
"The number of insurance policies with a ""Renewal"" status and a ""Non Renewed""
substatus."
13.13.18
13.13.19
# of Policies In Force
"This is the count of the Policies that have an ""In Force"" status"
13.13.20
% Account Share
"This is the ratio of financial accounts balances that your Account Aggregation
customers have with you to ""# Aggregate and Financial Accounts"" object in the
metadata. For % Account share reports you need to use the ""Uses Account
Aggregation"" object under Contacts Folder."
13.13.21
13.13.22
13.13.23
Asset Cost
This is the tracked cost on an asset (Insurance Policy \ Financial Accounts) and
calculated as the diference between the tracked revenue and profit on the asset
13.13.24
13.13.25
13.13.26
13.13.27
Average APR
The average annual percentage rate (APR) on all the money loaned to the customer
via various instruments including credit cards.
13.13.28
Average APY
The average annual percentage yield (APR) on deposits in all accounts that the
customer holds.
13.13.29
13.13.30
13.13.31
The average number of days the last payment on an account is past due
13.13.32
This is the average credit card balance amount for all credit card accounts that are
flagged as new credit card accounts
13.13.33
13.13.34
13.13.35
13.13.36
Balance Aggregation
Accounts
If you also captures information on accounts that your customers own with other
financial institutions then this column will report the balance across all of those
accounts. This information is used in Share of Wallet calculation.
13.13.37
Balance Delinquent
Accounts
13.13.38
Company Profitability
This is the tracked profitability of a institutional customer (Company) calculated from all
the assets (insurance Policy/ Financial Account) owned by that customer
13.13.39
Company Usage
This is the ratio of outstanding balance to the available credit limit on a financial
account held by Institutional customers (Companies).
13.13.40
"This is the different ranges of financial account usage by companies (see ""Company
Usage"")"
13.13.41
Credit Limit
The maximum amount a contact or company can borrow from a given account.
13.13.42
Delinquency Rate %
13.13.43
This refers to the various face amount ranges within which different life policies belong
13.13.44
No
Metric Name
Description
13.13.45
13.13.46
Teaser %
Teaser %
13.13.47
Teaser % Weighted by
Outstanding Balance
Teaser % is the introductory APR % offer made to entice a customer to sign up, often a
discounted rate. This column provides a sense of the interest the customer may pay
based on the teaser % and the outstanding balance. Since a customer may own many
Credit Cards, this column sums the amount of the calculation for each credit card. To
obtain information for a single credit card use this column along with Product or Asset
in your in your query.
13.13.48
The amount of time between the teaser open date and the teaser end date
13.13.49
This column calculates the number of new assets (accounts) opened by the cusomter
in the last month.
13.13.50
This is the sum of Account Aggregation as well as Financial Accounts balances within
your customer base
13.13.51
13.13.52
The sum of current balances where an employee's position is the primary on the
financial account coverage team
13.13.53
13.13.54
13.13.55
13.13.56
13.13.57
13.13.58
Metric Name
Description
13.14.1
# All Contacted
13.14.2
# Loaded(Internal Distinct)
13.14.3
# of Campaigns
# of Campaigns
13.14.4
# of Load Waves
13.14.5
# of Loads
# of Loads in a Campaign
13.14.6
# of Marketing Plans
# of Marketing Plans
13.14.7
# of Offers
# of Offers
13.14.8
# of Programs
# of Programs
13.14.9
# of Stages
# of Stages
13.14.10
# of Tactics
13.14.11
# of Times Contacted in
Campaign
13.14.12
13.14.13
13.14.14
# Targeted (Generic)
# Targeted in a Campaign regardless of the same contact occurring multiple time in the
list of campaign contacts
No
Metric Name
Description
13.14.15
# of Accounts targeted in a Campaign plan (used only for calculating cost per Account)
13.14.16
Total # of people targted in a campaign (used only for calculating cost per contact)
13.14.17
13.14.18
13.14.19
13.14.20
13.14.21
13.14.22
Cumlative # E- Mail
Messages Delivered
13.14.23
Cumulative # E- Mail
Messages Bounced
13.14.24
Cumulative # E- Mail
Messages Sent
13.14.25
Cumulative # E-Mail
Messages Opened
13.14.26
Cumulative # Targeted
(Accounts)
13.14.27
Metric Name
Description
13.15.1
Invoice Amount
The sum of amounts on invoices that are sourced from Siebel CRM Invoice object
Metric Name
Description
13.16.1
# of Leads
13.16.2
Metric Name
Description
13.17.1
13.17.2
Metric Name
Description
13.18.1
Quantity for the Order item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Ceiling Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.2
Quantity for the Order item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Segment Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.3
Quantity for the Order item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Invoice Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.4
Quantity for the Order item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Pocket Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.5
Quantity for the Quote item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Ceiling Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.6
Quantity for the Quote item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Segment Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.7
Quantity for the Quote item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element =
Invoice Revenue. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting volume if your
report filters for more than one Price Waterfall element.
13.18.8
Quantity for the Quote item result set when the selected Price Waterfall Element is
Pocket Margin. Select this quantity metric to avoid double counting if your report filters
for more than one Price Waterfall element
13.19 Fact - CRM - Order Item Price Waterfall Comparison (Root Product)
No
Metric Name
Description
13.19.1
Metric Name
Description
13.20.1
This metric measures Total Shipped Revenue for a period one quarter before a given
period.
Metric Name
Description
13.21.1
Metric Name
Description
13.22.1
# Campaigns With
Responses
13.22.2
# Responders
13.22.3
# Responders (Accounts)
# of Unique Respondants.
13.22.4
# Responders (Accounts)
Converted to Opportunities
13.22.5
# Responders (Individuals)
Converted to Opportunities
13.22.6
# Responders Converted to
Lead
13.22.7
# Responders Converted to
Opportunities
13.22.8
# Responses by Contact ID
13.22.9
% of Total Program
Response
13.22.10
Cumulative # Responders
(Accounts)
cumulative # of Respondants.
13.22.11
Rank by # of Responding
Accounts
13.22.12
Rank by # of Responses
13.22.13
Rank by # Responses
Converted to Opportunities
Metric Name
Description
13.23.1
# of Opportunities from
Inbound Marketing Activity
Total number of opportunities which does not have an outgoing marketing source
attached
13.23.2
Competitive Expected
Detail Revenue
This metric displays Expected Revenue for those Opportunities that have a Primary
Competitor (at detail level).
13.23.3
Competitive Opportunity
Detail Revenue
This metric displays Opportunity Revenue for those Opportunities that have a Primary
Competitor (at detail level).
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
13.24.1
13.24.2
13.24.3
The average time it took to close a trade as reported on the Siebel CRM Service
Request object. The time it took to close a trade is taken as the difference between the
Trade Open Date and the Trade Close Date
13.24.4
13.24.5
13.24.6
13.24.7
Metric Name
Description
13.25.1
Total Price
Metric Name
Description
13.26.1
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of 3 months ago. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with
product or customer service. This column can be used with # of SRs Opened 3 Months
Ago to calculate % of SRs that were critical.
13.26.2
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of 6 months ago. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with
product or customer service. This column can be used with # of SRs Opened 6 Months
Ago to calculate % of SRs that were critical.
13.26.3
This is the # of Critical Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that
were filed in the last 6 months. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction
with product or customer service. This column can be used along with the # SRs
Opened Last 6 Months to show the % of SRs that were critical.
13.26.4
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of last month. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with product
or customer service. This column can be used with # of SRs Opened 1 Month Ago to
calculate % of SRs that were critical.
13.26.5
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of 3 months ago. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with
product or customer service.
13.26.6
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of 6 months ago. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with
product or customer service.
13.26.7
This is the # of Service Requests closed, on the assets owned by the customer, that
were filed in the last 6 months. The difference between service requests opened and
closed may provide a service of level of customer service experienced by the customer
13.26.8
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
as of 1 month ago. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with product
or customer service.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.26.9
This is the # of Service Requests on the assets owned by the customer, that were filed
in the last 6 months. Too many service requests may indicate dissatisfaction with
product or customer service.
13.26.10
This column calculates the average # of days a service request was open for this
customer. This calculation is based on dividing the SUM SR Duration Days by the #
SRs opened in last 6 months.
13.26.11
13.26.12
This column calculates the total number days that the service requests were open. The
service requests considered for this calculation are those filed in the last 6 months
across all assets owned by the customer. When Asset name, product name is used in
the report then the Service Requests are restricted to those assets and products.
Metric Name
Description
13.27.1
AP Account Amount
13.27.2
AP Local Amount
13.27.3
13.27.4
13.27.5
13.27.6
13.27.7
This shows the change in Payables Balance between periods and used for deriving
operating cash flow.
Metric Name
Description
13.28.1
# Payments
13.28.2
# Supplier Accounts
13.28.3
13.28.4
This metric averages the days overdue (sysdate > payment_due_date) over the
number of such transactions.
13.28.5
This metric averages the days until due (sysdate < payment_due_date) over the
number of such transactions.
13.28.6
This metric shows the amount of cleared invoices from the supplier(s).
13.28.7
13.28.8
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
13.28.9
AP Count Open
Transactions
13.28.10
AP Credit Amount
13.28.11
AP Debit Amount
13.28.12
This metrics totals the outstanding transaction days for all transactions. Outstanding
transaction is defined Current Date - Transaction Date.
13.28.13
This metric computes the total days overdue ie where payment_due_date has passed.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.28.14
This metric computes the total days until due ie where payment_due_date is still in
future and the transaction is open
13.28.15
13.28.16
13.28.17
Period To Date
13.28.18
This metric is a count of unique products. It is a unique count so avoids doublecounting products listed more than once.
13.28.19
This metric details the balance of unposted items that have cleared.
13.28.20
This metric details the balance of unposted items that still remain open.
Metric Name
Description
13.29.1
AR Account Amount
13.29.2
AR Amount
13.29.3
AR Local Amount
13.29.4
13.29.5
13.29.6
13.29.7
13.29.8
This shows the change in Receivables balance between periods and used to derive the
operating cash flow.
Metric Name
Description
13.30.1
13.30.2
This metric averages the days overdue (Current Reporting Date> Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
13.30.3
This metric averages the days until due (Current Reporting Date < Payment Due Date)
over the number of such transactions.
13.30.4
AR Cleared Invoice
Amount
13.30.5
13.30.6
This metric counts transactions that still open and due in future. It is used in computing
the Avg Days Until Due metric
13.30.7
AR Count Open
Transactions
13.30.8
AR Count Outstanding
Transaction
This metric counts the number of outstanding transactions. It is used to compute the
avg days outstanding metric.
13.30.9
AR Count Overdue
Transaction
This metric counts transactions that are overdue. It is used in computing the Avg Days
Overdue metric
13.30.10
AR Outstanding Amount
This metrics totals the AR outstanding amount. It summarizes all the remaining amount
(unpaid amount) of invoice and debit memo records in open status. This is derived from
payment schedule accounting entries of invoice and credit memo with open status
No
Metric Name
Description
13.30.11
AR Total Application
Amount
This shows total payments received from the Customers that includes both applied and
unapplied against outstanding invoices.
13.30.12
This metrics totals the outstanding transaction days for all transactions.
13.30.13
This metric computes the total days overdue ie where Payment Due Date has passed.
13.30.14
This metric computes the total days until due ie where Payment Due Date is still in
future and the transaction is open
13.30.15
AR Transaction Quantity
Quantity of transactions
13.30.16
This metric computes the overall ratio of overdue AR transactions to all open AR
transactions and can be used to compare to AR at the customer level, for example, to
help identify those that exceed the overall value and take action.
Metric Name
Description
13.31.1
13.31.2
Metric Name
Description
13.32.1
Metric Name
Description
13.33.1
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.2
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.3
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.4
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.5
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.6
AP Account Amount
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.7
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.8
AP Amount
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.9
AP Amount - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.10
AP Local Amount
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.11
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.12
AR Account Amount
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.13
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.14
AR Amount
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.15
AR Amount - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.16
AR Local Amount
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.17
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.18
This computes the average cycle time or the number of days inventory held for usage.
13.33.19
This computes the average cycle time or the number of days of WIP inventory held for
usage.
13.33.20
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.21
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.22
Cash - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.23
13.33.24
13.33.25
13.33.26
13.33.27
13.33.28
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.29
Contracting Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.30
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.31
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.32
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.33
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.34
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.35
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.36
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.37
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.38
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.39
Days Payables
Outstanding - YTD
Purchase
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firm's credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firm's sales level.
13.33.40
This metric determines the average number of days in accounts receivable to measure
the effectiveness of the firm's credit policies and indicate the level of investment in
receivables needed to maintain the firm's sales level.
13.33.41
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.42
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.43
Depreciation Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.44
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.45
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.46
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.47
Employee Overtime
Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.48
Employee Overtime
Expenses - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.49
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.50
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.51
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.52
Freight Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.53
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.54
Gearing Ratio
This metric calculates what percent of a firm's equity is comprised of long-term debt.
Long Term Debt/(Long Term Debt + Retained Earnings + Common Stock).
13.33.55
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.56
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.57
Goodwill - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.58
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.59
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.60
This metric shows the proportion of Income Tax Expenses to Revenue on a YTD basis.
13.33.61
This metric shows the change in the balance of Accumulated Depreciation for a given
period
13.33.62
This metric shows the change in the balance of AP Amount in Account level currency
for a given period
13.33.63
This metric shows the change in the balance of AP Amount in Local level currency for a
given period
13.33.64
This metric shows the change in the balance of AR Amount in Account level currency
for a given period
13.33.65
This metric shows the change in the balance of AR Amount in Local level currency for a
given period
13.33.66
This metric shows the change in the balance of Contracting Expenses for a given
period
13.33.67
This metric shows the change in the balance of Cost of Goods sold Amount in Account
level currency for a given period
13.33.68
This metric shows the change in the balance of Cost of Goods sold Amount in Local
level currency for a given period
13.33.69
This metric shows the change in the balance of Employee Benefits Related Expenses
for a given period
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.70
This metric shows the change in the balance of Employee Overtime Expenses for a
given period
13.33.71
This metric shows the change in the balance of Employee Support and Cafeteria
Expenses for a given period
13.33.72
This metric shows the change in the balance of Freight Expenses for a given period
13.33.73
This metric shows the change in the balance of General Admin and Other Payroll for a
given period
13.33.74
This metric shows the change in the balance of Income Tax Expense for a given period
13.33.75
This metric shows the change in the balance of Marketing Payroll Expenses for a given
period
13.33.76
This metric shows the change in the balance of Non-P&L Amount in Account level
currency for a given period
13.33.77
This metric shows the change in the balance of Non-P&L Amount for a given period
13.33.78
This metric shows the change in the balance of Non-P&L Amount in Local level
currency for a given period
13.33.79
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Equity for a given period
13.33.80
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Income for a given period
13.33.81
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Marketing Expenses for a given
period
13.33.82
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Operating Expenses for a given
period
13.33.83
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Operating Expenses for a given
period
13.33.84
This metric shows the change in the balance of Other Sales Expenses for a given
period
13.33.85
This metric shows the change in the balance of P&L Amount in Account level currency
for a given period
13.33.86
This metric shows the change in the balance of P&L Amount for a given period
13.33.87
This metric shows the change in the balance of P&L Amount in Local level currency for
a given period
13.33.88
This metric shows the change in the balance of Product Variance Expenses for a given
period
13.33.89
This metric shows the change in the balance of Purchases for a given period
13.33.90
This metric shows the change in the balance of R&D Expenses for a given period
13.33.91
This metric shows the change in the balance of R&D Payroll Expenses for a given
period
13.33.92
This metric shows the change in the balance of Raw Material Costs for a given period
13.33.93
This metric shows the change in the balance of Revenue Amount in Account level
currency for a given period
13.33.94
This metric shows the change in the balance of Revenue Amount in Local level
currency for a given period
13.33.95
This metric shows the change in the balance of Sales & Marketing Expenses for a
given period
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.96
This metric shows the change in the balance of Sales Payroll Expenses for a given
period
13.33.97
This metric shows the change in the balance of Tax Amount in Account level currency
for a given period
13.33.98
This metric shows the change in the balance of Tax Liabilities for a given period
13.33.99
This metric shows the change in the balance of Tax Amount in Local level currency for
a given period
13.33.100
This metric shows the change in the balance of Total Assets for a given period
13.33.101
This metric shows the change in the balance of Total Liabilities for a given period
13.33.102
This metric shows the change in the balance of Total Operating Expenses for a given
period
13.33.103
Interest Expense
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.104
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.105
Interest Expense to
Revenue YTD %
This metric calculates the percentage of interest expenses to revenue on a YTD basis.
13.33.106
Inventories - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.107
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.108
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.109
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.110
Marketing Payroll
Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.111
Marketing Payroll
Expenses - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.112
13.33.113
13.33.114
13.33.115
13.33.116
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.117
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.118
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.119
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.120
Other Income
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.121
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.122
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.123
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.124
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.125
This metric calculates Other Operating Expenses / Revenue * 100. As per design, total
operating expenses are divided into sales and marketing, research and development
and other operating expenses.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.126
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.127
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.128
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.129
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.130
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.131
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.132
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.133
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.134
P&L Amount
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.135
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.136
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.137
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.138
PPE - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.139
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.140
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.141
Product Variance
Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.142
Product Variance
Expenses - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.143
Purchases
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.144
Purchases - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.145
13.33.146
R&D Expenses
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.147
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.148
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.149
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.150
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.151
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.152
This metric computes the percentage of raw materials costs compare to total cost of
goods sold.
13.33.153
This metric calculates the percentage of raw material costs compared to total revenue.
13.33.154
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.155
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.156
Revenue - Opening
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.157
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
No
Metric Name
Description
13.33.158
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.159
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.160
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.161
The metric is computed as follows : Total Sales and Marketing Expenses YTD /
Revenue YTD * 100
13.33.162
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.163
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.164
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.165
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.166
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.167
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.168
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Account level currency
13.33.169
Tax Liabilities
The amount of short term borrowing on the balance sheet as of a particular date.
13.33.170
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.171
This metric shows the balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.172
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Local level currency
13.33.173
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.174
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.175
This metric shows the balance of the specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.176
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.177
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
13.33.178
This metric shows opening balance for specified account(s) in Group level currency
Metric Name
Description
13.34.1
COGS Amount
13.34.2
13.34.3
13.34.4
COGS Transaction
Quantity
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
13.35.1
13.35.2
13.35.3
COGS Transaction
Quantity
13.35.4
This metric displays the Cost of Goods Sold, which is derived from the General Ledger
balances. For manufacturing companies, this metric contains direct production
expenses. For merchandising companies, this metric contains the cost of procurement.
13.35.5
13.35.6
Credit Amount
13.35.7
13.35.8
13.35.9
Debit Amount
13.35.10
13.35.11
P&L Amount
13.35.12
This metric shows the Year-to-Date amount of P&L in Group level currency
Metric Name
Description
13.36.1
Transaction Amount
13.36.2
Transaction Document
Amount
13.36.3
Metric Name
Description
13.37.1
13.37.2
Credit Amount
13.37.3
13.37.4
13.37.5
Debit Amount
13.37.6
13.37.7
Finance Charges
This metric shows the amount in Group level currency for Finance Charges
transactions
13.37.8
13.37.9
This metric shows the change in Accrued Liabilities balance for a given period.
13.37.10
This metric tracks accumulated depreciation expenses (relating to wear and tear of
assets) for a given period.
13.37.11
This metric shows the change in Cash balance for a given period.
13.37.12
This metric shows the change in the Common Stock or Equity Capital balance for a
given period. The change in retained earnings is reported separately.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.37.13
This metric shows the change in Current Assets balance for a given period.
13.37.14
This metric shows the change in the Current Liabilities balance for a given period.
13.37.15
This metric shows the change in Finished Goods Inventory Balance for a given period.
13.37.16
This metric shows the change in Goodwill balance for a given period.
13.37.17
This metric shows the change in inventory balance for a given period for all inventories.
13.37.18
This metric shows the change in Long-term assets balance for a given period.
13.37.19
This metric shows the change in the Long-Term Debt for a given period.
13.37.20
This metric shows the change in Long Term Liabilities balance for a given period.
13.37.21
This metric shows the change in Other Assets balance (excluding PPE and Current
Assets) for a given period.
13.37.22
This metric shows the change in the Other Current Assets balance (excluding
inventory, cash, accounts receivable or prepaid expenses) for a given period.
13.37.23
This metric shows the change in the Other Current Liabilities balance for a given
period.
13.37.24
This metric shows the change in all other equity related balances.
13.37.25
This metric shows the change in other liabilities for a given period.
13.37.26
This metric shows the change in the Plant, Property, and Equipment balance for a
given period.
13.37.27
This metric shows the change in preferred stock for a given period.
13.37.28
This metric shows the change in Prepaid Expenses Balance for a given period.
13.37.29
This metric shows the change in Raw Material Inventory Balance for a given period.
13.37.30
The metric shows the change in Retained Earnings balance between periods.
13.37.31
This metric shows the change in Short Term Borrowing balance for a given period.
13.37.32
13.37.33
This metric shows the change in Work in Process Inventory Balance for a given period.
13.37.34
Non-P&L Transaction
Amount
This metric shows the amount in Group level currency for Non-P&L transactions
13.37.35
Non-P&L Transaction
Document Amount
This metric shows the amount in Document level currency for Non-P&L transactions
13.37.36
This metric shows the amount in Local level currency for Non-P&L transactions
13.37.37
P&L Amount
13.37.38
This metric shows the Year-to-Date amount of P&L in Group level currency
No
Metric Name
Description
13.37.39
13.37.40
13.37.41
13.37.42
13.37.43
13.37.44
13.37.45
This metric shows the amount in Group level currency for P&L transactions
13.37.46
This metric shows the amount in Document currency for P&L transactions
13.37.47
This metric shows the amount in Local level currency for P&L transactions
13.37.48
Purchases
13.37.49
Purchases YTD
This metric shows the Year-to-Date amount of Purchases in Group level currency
13.37.50
This metric shows the raw material cost transactions in Group level currency
13.37.51
This metric shows the Year-to-Date cost of raw materials in Group level currency
13.37.52
Transaction Document
Amount
13.37.53
Transaction Quantity
Metric Name
Description
13.38.1
Revenue Document
Amount
13.38.2
13.38.3
Revenue Transaction
Quantity
Metric Name
Description
13.39.1
13.39.2
Credit Amount
13.39.3
13.39.4
13.39.5
Debit Amount
13.39.6
13.39.7
P&L Amount
13.39.8
This metric shows the Year-to-Date amount of P&L in Group level currency
13.39.9
13.39.10
No
Metric Name
Description
13.39.11
Revenue Transaction
Quantity
13.39.12
Metric Name
Description
13.40.1
13.40.2
Credit Amount
13.40.3
13.40.4
13.40.5
Debit Amount
13.40.6
13.40.7
This metric includes all income tax expenses for the firm year-to-date. However, it does
not include tax types such as sales tax.
Metric Name
Description
13.41.1
Transaction Document
Amount
13.41.2
13.41.3
Metric Name
Description
13.42.1
Number of full-time regular employees (excludes contractors and temporary) who were
hired in the past 12 months (from the current date.)
Metric Name
Description
13.43.1
13.43.2
13.43.3
13.43.4
13.43.5
The number of job events associated with employees in active employment status
13.43.6
Event FTE
The number of employee FTE associated with an assignment event such as hire,
transfer, termination, etc..
No
Metric Name
Description
13.43.7
13.43.8
13.43.9
13.43.10
13.43.11
Minority Employee
Terminations
The number of terminated employees who are in the minority (non-White) ethnic group.
Metric Name
Description
13.44.1
13.44.2
13.44.3
13.44.4
Completion Count
13.44.5
Completion Date
Completion date.
13.44.6
Completion Status
Completion status.
13.44.7
13.44.8
13.44.9
A "Y" or "N" flag to indicate whether learner has passed the course.
13.44.10
13.44.11
13.44.12
13.44.13
Datasource Num ID
Datasource Id.
13.44.14
13.44.15
13.44.16
13.44.17
13.44.18
Enrolled Count
13.44.19
Enrolled Date
Enrolled date.
13.44.20
13.44.21
13.44.22
Number of enrollments that are used to calculate Enrollment Wait Time (Days).
13.44.23
Finished Count
Number of course activities that have been finished by learner. This include the status
of Completed, Not Completed and Waived.
13.44.24
13.44.25
13.44.26
Integration ID
Integration Id.
13.44.27
A "Y" or "N" flag to indicate whether the learner is internal (employee) or external.
13.44.28
13.44.29
No
Metric Name
Description
13.44.30
Planned Count
Number of course activites that are planned to be taken by learner by not yet finished.
13.44.31
Training Hours
13.44.32
Waitlisted Count
13.44.33
Waitlisted Date
Waitlisted date.
13.44.34
Metric Name
Description
13.45.1
13.45.2
13.45.3
Datasource Num ID
Datasource ID
13.45.4
Event Sequence
13.45.5
Integration ID
Integration ID
13.45.6
Metric Name
Description
13.46.1
13.46.2
Average Headcount
This metric provides the average headcount of employees, taking into account new
hires, voluntary and involuntary terminations, and
transfers. The Average Headcount metric is used by Human Resource managers and
line managers to find out the latest count of
employees at various business locations, as well as by organization
units such as divisions, departments, and projects. This metric is commonly used to
prepare reports requiring headcount by employment status and category, such as
hourly wage earners,
temporary and regular employees, or full-time employees.
13.46.3
Average hourly rate for previous year for employees in specific group
13.46.4
13.46.5
Number of vacation days taken month to date (year starting in Jan.) Aggregation rule
is average for all dimensions.
13.46.6
Number of vacation hours taken month to date (year starting in Jan.) Aggregation rule
is average for all dimensions.
13.46.7
Number of vacation hours taken year to date (year starting in Jan.) Aggregation rule is
average for all dimensions.
13.46.8
13.46.9
No
Metric Name
Description
13.46.10
This metric determines the number of vacation days taken during the month to date per
employee. This metric indicates employee
productivity as it indicates employee paid time off usage patterns. If this metric is high
in critical job functions and/or departments then corrective steps can be taken.
13.46.11
Non-exempt Employee
Hourly Rate
This metric tracks the hourly rate for an employee. This metric provides a snapshot of
an employees pay rate that will be used in employee information listings. Also, you can
analyze hourly rates by jobs, job families, positions, and pay grades to
analyze your pay rate structure.
Metric Name
Description
13.47.1
Age (Months)
13.47.2
Age (Years)
13.47.3
13.47.4
13.47.5
Average Annual Base Salary - Prior Period Average Annual Base Salary
13.47.6
Average Length of Service (Years) - Prior Period Average Length of Service (Years)
13.47.7
13.47.8
Total Annual Base Salary - Prior Period Total Annual Base Salary
13.47.9
Exempt Employee
Headcount
The number of employee headcount in the 'exempt' FLSA status. This metric is for US
only.
13.47.10
13.47.11
# days the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the employee's
tenure measured in days)
13.47.12
# months the employee has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
employee's tenure measured in months)
13.47.13
Non-exempt Employee
Hourly Rate
This metric tracks the hourly rate for an employee. This metric provides a snapshot of
an employees pay rate that will be used in employee information listings. Also, you can
analyze hourly rates by jobs, job families, positions, and pay grades to analyze your
pay rate structure.
13.47.14
Original Performance
Rating
13.47.15
13.47.16
# days the contingent worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the
contingent worker's tenure measured in days)
13.47.17
13.47.18
Time since last promotion, in days, relative to the selected time period end date. The
definition of measure is configured during the implementation of the workforce events
dimension.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.47.19
# years the worker has been active at the enterprise (also known as the worker's tenure
measured in years)
13.47.20
White Employee
Headcount
Number of active employees with ethnic code description matching white (excludes
contractors and temporary employees.) Aggregation rule is last value when used with
time dimension. With all other dimensions, aggregation rule is sum. This can be used
with EEO-1 Reports.
Metric Name
Description
13.48.1
Metric Name
Description
13.49.1
Employee Count
Number of Employees in the group who were on payroll and received payment
13.49.2
Total Taxes
Metric Name
Description
13.50.1
13.50.2
A flag that indicates a recruitment event that particpate in recruitment pipeline analysis;
The indicator is determined by the recruitment stage and event domain value mapping
configuration; events that are not included in the pipeline analysis such as background
checks will not have this indicator turned on.
13.50.3
Applications At
Assessment Stage (Period
Begin)
The number of applications that are in the assessment stage at the beginning of a time
period. "Assessment Stage" is configurable during implementation. It includes
interviews or other forms of candidate assessments. This metric monitors the
recruitment pipeline at a point in time. The aggregation rule is sum().
13.50.4
The number of applications at the hire stage at the beginning of a time period. "Hire
Stage" is configurable during implementation. As delivered, an application goes into
the "Hire" stage when a new hire is recorded. The aggregation rule is sum().
13.50.5
The number of applications at the initial screen stage at the beginning of a time period.
"Initial Stage" is configurable during implementation. This may include on-line
screening. The aggregation rule is sum().
13.50.6
Applications At Offer
Extended Stage (Period
Begin)
The number of applications at the offer stage at the beginning of a time period. "Offer
Stage" is configurable durint implementation. An application goes into "Offer Stage"
when an offer is extended. The aggregation rule is sum().
No
Metric Name
Description
13.50.7
Applications At Start
Pending Stage (Period
Begin)
The number of applications at the Start Pending stage at the beginning of a time
period. "Start Pending" is configurable durint implementation. As delivered, an
application goes into the "Start Pending" stage when an offer is accepted. The
aggregation rule is sum().
13.50.8
Employee Integration Id
13.50.9
Employee Separation
Pipeline Event Count
The number of new hires whose employment has been terminated as captured in the
HR system.
13.50.10
The number of new hires who has a transfer job event as captured in the HR system.
13.50.11
Event Sequence
Identifies the sequence in which the recruitment pipeline events happened, in case
multiple events happen within the same day.
13.50.12
Identifies a recruitment event that is generated during the ETL process; this allows
recruitment process metrics can be calcualted when there missing recruitment stage or
events.
13.50.13
Generated Event
Sequence
Identifies the event sequence number for recruitment events that are generated during
the ETL process, if applicable.
13.50.14
The number of hire events; an applicant is hired when his/her new hire record is
entered in the HR system.
13.50.15
Days lapsed between when a job requisition is opened and when a job requisition is
closed (filled or cancelled).
13.50.16
The number of job requisitions that are in draft status at the beginning of a period.
13.50.17
The number of job requisitions that are in request status at the beginning of a period.
13.50.18
The number of job requisitions that are on hold at the beginning of a period.
13.50.19
The number of job requisitions that are in pending approval status at the beginning of a
period.
13.50.20
The number of new hires who have reached his/her first service milestone; the first
service milestone is configurable during implementation.
13.50.21
Referred Applicants
Metric Name
Description
13.51.1
13.51.2
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
13.52.1
Member Profitability
Difference between the revenue earned from and the cost associated with a member.
As with other group ranking metrics, group the members into different buckets and
assign a rank to the group
Metric Name
Description
13.53.1
13.53.2
13.53.3
13.53.4
13.53.5
13.53.6
13.53.7
13.53.8
13.53.9
13.53.10
13.53.11
Metric Name
Description
13.54.1
# of Orders
This metric counts the number of external orders asoicated to program members. It is
used in calculating the average order size.
Metric Name
Description
13.55.1
# of Orders
This metric counts the number of external orders asoicated to program members. It is
used in calculating the average order size.
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
13.56.1
# Accounts
# Accounts per campaign (used for calculating marketing cost per customer)
13.56.2
# Contacts
# Contacts per campaign (used for calculating marketing cost per customer)
13.56.3
Actual Marketing Cost Per Campaign (used for calculating Actual cost per customer)
13.56.4
13.56.5
Metric Name
Description
13.57.1
SA Campaign Budget
Assigned
13.57.2
SA Campaign Budget
Requested
Metric Name
Description
13.58.1
13.58.2
the average cost expected per lead a marketing campaign aims to generate
13.58.3
the average cost expected per opportunity a marketing campaign aims to generate
13.58.4
the average cost expected per order a marketing campaign aims to generate
13.58.5
Metric Name
Description
13.59.1
13.59.2
13.59.3
13.59.4
13.59.5
13.59.6
No
Metric Name
Description
13.60.1
Burden Cost
Expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe benefits and
office space.
13.60.2
Inception to date expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed, such as
fringe benefits and office space.
13.60.3
Cost
Amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the budget
13.60.4
Cost - ITD
Inception to date amount of raw and burden cost approved in the current version of the
budget
13.60.5
Amount of billable costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current
version of the budget.
13.60.6
Amount of cost not directly attributable to work performed approved in the current
version of the budget
13.60.7
Inception to date amount of cost not directly attributable to work performed approved in
the current version of the budget
13.60.8
Month to date amount of cost not directly attributable to work performed approved in
the current version of the budget
13.60.9
Quarter to date amount of cost not directly attributable to work performed approved in
the current version of the budget
13.60.10
Year to date amount of cost not directly attributable to work performed approved in the
current version of the budget
13.60.11
Current Budget
Capitalizable Raw Cost
Amount of costs directly attributable to work performed approved in the current version
of the budget of an asset building project. These costs are posted to the asset's
balance account until the asset is in service
13.60.12
Amount of cost directly attributable to work performed in the current version of the
budget
13.60.13
Inception to date amount of cost directly attributable to work performed in the current
version of the budget
13.60.14
Month to date amount of cost directly attributable to work performed in the current
version of the budget
13.60.15
Quarter to date amount of cost directly attributable to work performed in the current
version of the budget
13.60.16
Year to date amount of cost directly attributable to work performed in the current
version of the budget
13.60.17
Amount of raw and burden costs approved in the current version of the budget
13.60.18
13.60.19
Effort
13.60.20
Effort - ITD
13.60.21
Equipment Cost
13.60.22
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to equipment usage
13.60.23
Equipment Effort
13.60.24
13.60.25
People Cost
13.60.26
Inception to date amount of raw and burden costs related to people usage
13.60.27
People Effort
13.60.28
13.60.29
Raw Cost
13.60.30
Inception to Date cost directly attributable to work performed approved in the current
version of the budget
No
Metric Name
Description
13.60.31
Revenue
13.60.32
Revenue - ITD
13.60.33
Total Cost
13.60.34
Metric Name
Description
13.61.1
Total of expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed but flagged as
billable as they results from transactions that are chargeable and tasks denoted as
billable.
13.61.2
13.61.3
13.61.4
13.61.5
13.61.6
Cost attributable to work performed and flagged as billable because the transactions
are chargeable and the tasks where they were performed are denoted as billable.
13.61.7
13.61.8
13.61.9
13.61.10
13.61.11
Total cost directly attributable to work performed from projects where assets are built.
This costs are posted to the asset's balance account and remain there until the asset is
in service
13.61.12
13.61.13
Month to Date expenditure items directly attributable to work performed from projects
where assets are being built
13.61.14
Quarter to Date expenditure items directly attributable to work performed from projects
where assets are being built
13.61.15
Year to Date costs directly attributable to work performed from projects where assets
are being built
13.61.16
Costs not directly attributed to work performed and flagged as non billable because the
transactions are not chargeable or the tasks where they were performed are not
denoted as billable.
13.61.17
Inception to Date expenditure items not directly related to work performed and non
billable
13.61.18
Month to Date expenditure items not directly related to work performed and non
billable
13.61.19
Quarter to Date expenditure items not directly related to work performed and non
billable
13.61.20
Year to Date expenditure items not directly related to work performed and non billable
13.61.21
No
Metric Name
Description
13.61.22
Inception to Date expenditure items for work performed and not flagged as billable
13.61.23
Month to Date expenditure items for work performed and not flagged as billable
13.61.24
Quarter to Date expenditure items for work performed and not flagged as billable
13.61.25
Year to Date expenditure items for work performed and not flagged as billable
13.61.26
Quantity - ITD
Quantity of time (example: hours) booked that becomes basis to calculate Raw cost
that is directly attributed to work performed since project Inception
13.61.27
Total cost items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe benefits. This
metric can only be sliced with dimensions that are above the project level, such as
organization id or operating unit id. If sliced with dimensions below the project level,
such as task or resource, it will still return the total burden cost for the project. Use this
metric where you need the total burden cost of the project as the denominator in a
calculation, such as percentage of burden cost per resource or task in a given project.
Also with this metric you can view in a single row the "Total Burden Cost" for the
project, and the "Raw Burdened Cost" for each resource or task under the project.
13.61.28
Total Cost
Total cost items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe benefits. This
metric can only be sliced with dimensions that are above the project level, such as
organization id or operating unit id. If sliced with dimensions below the project level,
such as task or resource, it will still return the total burden cost for the project. Use this
metric where you need the total burden cost of the project as the denominator in a
calculation, such as percentage of burden cost per resource or task in a given project.
Also with this metric you can view in a single row the "Total Burdened Cost" for the
project, and the "Raw Burdened Cost" for each resource or task under the project.
13.61.29
Total of all costs directly attributable to work performed. This metric can only be sliced
with dimensions that are above the project level, such as organization id or operating
unit id. If sliced with dimensions below the project level, such as task or resource, it will
still return the total raw cost for the project. Use this metric where you need the total
raw cost of the project as the denominator in a calculation, such as percentage of raw
cost per resource or task in a given project. Also with this metric you can view in a
single row the "Total Raw Cost" for the project, and the "Raw Cost" for each resource
or task under the project.
Metric Name
Description
13.62.1
Total of non-distributed expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed but
flagged as billable as they results from transactions that are chargeable and tasks
denoted as billable.
13.62.2
13.62.3
13.62.4
13.62.5
No
Metric Name
Description
13.62.6
Billable Cost
Total raw and burden non-distributed costs flagged as billable as they result from
transactions that are chargeable and tasks denoted as billable.
13.62.7
13.62.8
13.62.9
13.62.10
13.62.11
Non-distributed Cost attributable to work performed and flagged as billable because the
transactions are chargeable and the tasks where they were performed are denoted as
billable.
13.62.12
13.62.13
13.62.14
13.62.15
13.62.16
Burden Cost
Total of expenditure items not directly attributed to work performed, such as fringe
benefits and office space in Expenditure table.
13.62.17
13.62.18
13.62.19
13.62.20
13.62.21
Capitalizable Cost
Raw and burden non-distributed costs from asset building projects. These costs are
posted to the asset's balance account and remain there until the asset is in service
13.62.22
Inception to Date raw and burden non-distributed costs from asset building projects
13.62.23
Month to Date raw and burden non-distributed costs from asset building projects
13.62.24
Quarter to Date raw and burden non-distributed costs from asset building projects
13.62.25
Year to Date raw and burden costs from asset building projects
13.62.26
Total non-distributed cost directly attributable to work performed from projects where
assets are built. This non-distributed costs are posted to the asset's balance account
and remain there until the asset is in service
13.62.27
No
Metric Name
Description
13.62.28
13.62.29
13.62.30
Year to Date non-distributed costs directly attributable to work performed from projects
where assets are being built
13.62.31
Cost
13.62.32
Cost - ITD
13.62.33
Cost - MTD
13.62.34
Cost - QTD
13.62.35
Cost - YTD
13.62.36
Equipment Cost
13.62.37
13.62.38
Month to Date non-distributed expenditure costs (raw and burden) related to equipment
usage
13.62.39
13.62.40
Year to Date non-distributed expenditure costs (raw and burden) related to equipment
usage
13.62.41
Equipment Effort
13.62.42
Inception to date total units (time or quantity) of equipment used in Expenditure table
13.62.43
13.62.44
13.62.45
13.62.46
People Cost
13.62.47
13.62.48
No
Metric Name
Description
13.62.49
13.62.50
13.62.51
People Effort
Units of labor used. People non-distributed expenditure items result from multiplying
units by the corresponding usage rate
13.62.52
Inception to date total units (time or quantity) of labor used in Expenditure table
13.62.53
13.62.54
13.62.55
13.62.56
Quantity
Quantity of time (example: hours) booked that becomes basis to calculate Raw cost
that is directly attributed to work performed in Expenditure table
13.62.57
Quantity - ITD
Quantity of time (example: hours) booked that becomes basis to calculate Raw cost
that is directly attributed to work performed since project Inception in Expenditure table
13.62.58
Raw Cost
13.62.59
13.62.60
13.62.61
13.62.62
Metric Name
Description
13.63.1
Actual Cost
Actual burdened cost (Raw + burden cost) amount in primary cost forecast version
13.63.2
Actual burdened cost (Raw + burden cost) amount in primary cost forecast version for
the items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.3
Actual Effort
13.63.4
Actual effort quantity in the primary cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started since project inception
13.63.5
13.63.6
Actual Raw Cost Amount in Primary Cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started since project inception
13.63.7
Actual Revenue
13.63.8
Inception to date actual revenue amount in the primary revenue forecast version
13.63.9
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version for the selected items of the WBS started since project inception
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.10
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version for the selected items of the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.11
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version for the selected items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.12
Actual burdened cost amount (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary cost forecast
version for the selected items of the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.13
Actual effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started since project inception
13.63.14
Actual effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started in the selected month
13.63.15
Actual effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started in the selected quarter
13.63.16
Actual effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items of the WBS
started in the selected year
13.63.17
Actual raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the original version of the
forecast
13.63.18
Inception to date actual raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the
original version of the forecast
13.63.19
Month to date actual raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the original
version of the forecast
13.63.20
Quarter to date actual raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage in the original,
version of the forecast
13.63.21
Year to date actual raw and burden costs, related to equipment usage, in the original
version of the forecast
13.63.22
13.63.23
Inception to date Actual Units of equipment used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.24
Month to date Actual Units of equipment used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.25
Quarter to date Actual Units of equipment used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.26
Year to date Actual Units of equipment used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.27
Actual direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the current version of the forecast
13.63.28
Inception to date actual direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.29
Month to Date actual direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.30
Quarter to Date actual direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the current version of
the forecast
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.31
Year to Date actual cost directly attributable to work performed, related to equipment
usage, in the current version of the forecast
13.63.32
Actual raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current version of the
forecast
13.63.33
Inception to date actual raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current
version of the forecast
13.63.34
Month to date actual raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current
version of the forecast
13.63.35
Quarter to date actual raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current
version of the forecast
13.63.36
Year to date actual raw and burden costs, related to people usage, in the current
version of the forecast
13.63.37
13.63.38
Inception to date Actual Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.39
Month to date Actual Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.40
Quarter to date Actual Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.41
Year to date Actual Units of labor used in the current version of the forecast
13.63.42
Actual cost directly attributable to work, related to people usage, performed in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.43
Inception to date actual cost directly attributable to work, related to people usage,
performed in the current version of the forecast
13.63.44
Month to Date actual cost directly attributable to work, related to people usage,
performed in the current version of the forecast
13.63.45
Quarter to Date actual cost directly attributable to work, related to people usage,
performed in the current version of the forecast
13.63.46
Year to Date actual cost directly attributable to work, related to people usage,
performed in the current version of the forecast
13.63.47
Actual raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version
13.63.48
Actual raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for items of the
WBS started since project inception
13.63.49
Actual raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for items of the
WBS started in the selected month
13.63.50
Actual raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for items of the
WBS started in the selected quarter
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.51
Actual raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for items of the
WBS started in the selected year
13.63.52
Actual revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version for the items of
the WBS started since project inception
13.63.53
Actual revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version for the items of
the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.54
Actual revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version for the items of
the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.55
Actual revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast version for the items of
the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.56
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items
of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.57
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items
of the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.58
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items
of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.59
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary cost forecast version for the items
of the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.60
Month to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage, in the original version of the forecast
13.63.61
Quarter to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage in the original, version of the forecast
13.63.62
Year to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage, in the original version of the forecast
13.63.63
Month to date Estimate At Completion of Units of equipment used in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.64
13.63.65
Year to date Estimate At Completion of Units of equipment used in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.66
13.63.67
13.63.68
Month to Date Estimate At Completion of direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.69
13.63.70
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.71
Month to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the current version of the forecast
13.63.72
Quarter to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage in the current, version of the forecast
13.63.73
Year to date Estimate At Completion of raw and burden costs, related to people usage,
in the current version of the forecast
13.63.74
Month to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.75
Quarter to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.76
Year to date Estimate At Completion of Units of labor used in the current version of the
forecast
13.63.77
Estimate At Completion of direct cost, related to people usage, in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.78
Inception to date Estimate At Completion of direct cost, related to people usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.79
Month to Date Estimate At Completion of direct cost, related to people usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.80
Quarter to Date Estimate At Completion of direct cost, related to people usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.81
13.63.82
Estimate at completion raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version
13.63.83
Estimate at completion raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for
items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.84
Estimate at completion raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for
items of the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.85
Estimate at completion raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for
items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.86
Estimate at completion raw cost amount in the current primary cost forecast version for
items of the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.87
Amount cost (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary forecast version needed to
complete the remaining work for all items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.88
Amount cost (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary forecast version needed to
complete the remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.89
Amount cost (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary forecast version needed to
complete the remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.90
Amount cost (Raw + burden cost) in the current primary forecast version needed to
complete the remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected year
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.91
Estimate to complete effort in the current primary forecast version for those items of the
WBS started since project inception
13.63.92
Estimate to complete effort in the current forecast version for those items of the WBS
started in the selected month
13.63.93
Estimate to complete effort in the current primary forecast version for those items of the
WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.94
Estimate to complete effort in the current primary forecast version for those items of the
WBS started in the selected year
13.63.95
Inception to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage, in the original version of the forecast
13.63.96
Month to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage, in the original version of the forecast
13.63.97
Quarter to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage in the original, version of the forecast
13.63.98
Year to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to equipment
usage, in the original version of the forecast
13.63.99
13.63.100
Month to date Estimate To Complete of Units of equipment used in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.101
Quarter to date Estimate To Complete of Units of equipment used in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.102
Year to date Estimate To Complete of Units of equipment used in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.103
Estimate To Complete of direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the current version
of the forecast
13.63.104
13.63.105
Month to Date Estimate To Complete of direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.106
Quarter to Date Estimate To Complete of direct cost, related to equipment usage, in the
current version of the forecast
13.63.107
13.63.108
Inception to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the current version of the forecast
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.109
Month to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people usage,
in the current version of the forecast
13.63.110
Quarter to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people
usage, in the current version of the forecast
13.63.111
Year to date Estimate To Complete of raw and burden costs, related to people usage,
in the current version of the forecast
13.63.112
Inception to date Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.113
Month to date Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the current version of the
forecast
13.63.114
Quarter to date Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the current version of
the forecast
13.63.115
Year to date Estimate To Complete of Units of labor used in the current version of the
forecast
13.63.116
13.63.117
13.63.118
13.63.119
13.63.120
13.63.121
Amount raw cost in the current primary forecast version needed to complete the
remaining work
13.63.122
Amount raw cost in the current primary forecast version needed to complete the
remaining work for all items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.123
Amount raw cost in the current primary forecast version needed to complete the
remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected month
13.63.124
Amount raw cost in the current primary forecast version needed to complete the
remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.125
Amount raw cost in the current primary forecast version needed to complete the
remaining work for all items of the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.126
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast for the
items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.127
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast for the
items of the WBS started in the selected month
No
Metric Name
Description
13.63.128
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast for the
items of the WBS started in the selected quarter
13.63.129
Estimated to complete revenue amount in the current primary revenue forecast for the
items of the WBS started in the selected year
13.63.130
EAC Cost
Estimated raw and burden cost at completion in the primary cost forecast version. EAC
equals actual costs plus remaining cost forecasted as required to complete the project
13.63.131
Estimate At Completion Burdened Cost since the Project Inception. This metric filters
on the Primary Cost Forecast, but not on any particular version.
13.63.132
EAC Effort
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary forecast version. EAC equals actual
costs plus remaining cost forecasted as required to complete the project
13.63.133
Estimate at completion effort in the current primary forecast version for those items of
the WBS started since project inception
13.63.134
13.63.135
Estimate At Completion Raw Cost Amount in Primary Cost forecast version for the
items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.136
EAC Revenue
13.63.137
13.63.138
ETC Cost
Estimate to complete burdened cost (Raw + burden cost) amount in primary cost
forecast version
13.63.139
Estimate to complete (Raw + burden) cost amount in the primary cost forecast version
for the items of the WBS started since project inception
13.63.140
ETC Effort
13.63.141
Estimate to complete effort in the current primary forecast version for those items of the
WBS started since project inception
13.63.142
13.63.143
Estimate to complete raw cost amount in primary cost forecast version for the items of
the WBS started since project inception
13.63.144
ETC Revenue
13.63.145
Stream of revenue estimated from the selected date until project completion for the
activities started since project inception
Metric Name
Description
13.64.1
13.64.2
13.64.3
13.64.4
13.64.5
Adjustment Funding
Amount - ITD
Inception to Date value of Adjusted Funding Amount, which might be in the form of
corrections, revaluations and transfers.
13.64.6
Adjustment Funding
Amount - MTD
Month to Date value of Adjusted Funding Amount, which might be in the form of
corrections, revaluations and transfers.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.64.7
Adjustment Funding
Amount - QTD
Quarter to Date value of Adjusted Funding Amount, which might be in the form of
corrections, revaluations and transfers.
13.64.8
Adjustment Funding
Amount - YTD
Year to Date value of Adjusted Funding Amount, which might be in the form of
corrections, revaluations and transfers.
13.64.9
13.64.10
13.64.11
13.64.12
13.64.13
Inception to Date value of Funding for a particular line at the project or task level
13.64.14
Month to Date value of Funding for a particular line at the project or task level
13.64.15
Quarter to Date value of Funding for a particular line at the project or task level
13.64.16
Year to Date value of Funding for a particular line at the project or task level
13.64.17
13.64.18
13.64.19
13.64.20
13.64.21
Inception to Date value of Agreement Amount which has not been allocated to projects.
13.64.22
Month to Date value of Agreement Amount which has not been allocated to projects.
13.64.23
Quarter to Date value of Agreement Amount which has not been allocated to projects.
13.64.24
Year to Date value of Agreement Amount which has not been allocated to projects.
13.64.25
Realized Gains due to foreign exchange that can be applied to project revenue.
13.64.26
Inception to Date value of Realized Gains due to foreign exchange that can be applied
to project revenue.
13.64.27
Month to Date value of Realized Gains due to foreign exchange that can be applied to
project revenue.
13.64.28
Quarter to Date value of Realized Gains due to foreign exchange that can be applied to
project revenue.
13.64.29
Year to Date value of Realized Gains due to foreign exchange that can be applied to
project revenue.
13.64.30
Realized Losses due to foreign exchange that can be applied to project revenue.
13.64.31
Inception to Date value of Realized Losses due to foreign exchange that can be applied
to project revenue.
13.64.32
Month to Date value of Realized Losses due to foreign exchange that can be applied to
project revenue.
13.64.33
Quarter to Date value of Realized Losses due to foreign exchange that can be applied
to project revenue.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.64.34
Year to Date value of Realized Losses due to foreign exchange that can be applied to
project revenue.
Metric Name
Description
13.65.1
Margin QTD
Quarter to Date difference between the project revenue and burdened cost since
project inception
13.65.2
Difference between the Margin from the last quarter and the Margin from the current
quarter
13.65.3
Difference between the Margin from the last year and the Margin from the current year
13.65.4
Remaining Funding
Amount
Value of Funding Amount which has not been recognized yet through revenue accrual
13.65.5
Remaining Funding
Amount - ITD
Inception to date value of Funding Amount which has not been recognized yet through
revenue accrual
13.65.6
Unbilled Receivables
13.65.7
Inception to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
13.65.8
Month to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
13.65.9
Quarter to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
13.65.10
Year to Date value of work done which has not been billed yet
13.65.11
Unearned Revenue
Value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed yet.
13.65.12
Inception to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been
performed yet.
13.65.13
Month to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed
yet.
13.65.14
Quarter to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been
performed yet.
13.65.15
Year to Date value of revenue recognized for which the work has not been performed
yet.
Metric Name
Description
13.66.1
Month Ago Realized gains mostly due to differences in exchange rates can be applied
to project revenue.
13.66.2
Month Ago Realized losses mostly due to differences in exchange rate can be applied
to project revenue. A realized loss, as opposed to a paper loss, may be used to reduce
taxable income.
13.66.3
Quarter Ago Realized gains mostly due to differences in exchange rates can be applied
to project revenue.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.66.4
Quarter Ago Realized losses mostly due to differences in exchange rate can be applied
to project revenue. A realized loss, as opposed to a paper loss, may be used to reduce
taxable income.
13.66.5
Realized gains mostly due to differences in exchange rates can be applied to project
revenue.
13.66.6
13.66.7
13.66.8
13.66.9
13.66.10
Realized losses mostly due to differences in exchange rate can be applied to project
revenue. A realized loss, as opposed to a paper loss, may be used to reduce taxable
income.
13.66.11
13.66.12
13.66.13
13.66.14
13.66.15
The total revenue amount for the project. This metric does not break down by resource
or time. It gives the total revenue time for the project
13.66.16
Year Ago Realized gains mostly due to differences in exchange rates can be applied to
project revenue.
13.66.17
Year Ago Realized losses mostly due to differences in exchange rate can be applied to
project revenue. A realized loss, as opposed to a paper loss, may be used to reduce
taxable income.
Metric Name
Description
13.67.1
# of Early Transactions
13.67.2
# of Late Transactions
13.67.3
# of On-time Transactions
Metric Name
Description
No
Metric Name
Description
13.68.1
Provides the number of calls forecasted to be handled by the organization for any given
period of time. This metric includes both inbound and outbound calls. Forecast volume
can be used in conjunction with actual total volumes to evaluate how well the
organization has forecasted contact volume.
Metric Name
Description
13.69.1
Provides the percentage difference between the forecasted call volume and the actual
volume. This metric is calculated as the difference between the forecasted volume and
the actual volume, divided by the forecast volume, and then multiplied by 100. This
metric is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the forecasted call volumes versus the
actual call volumes.
Metric Name
Description
13.70.1
This is the sum total number of calls that have met the service level target
13.70.2
Provides the percentage of time that a service representative spends with the call put
on hold versus the amount of time the agent spends working on a service request after
disconnecting with the caller. Higher hold to ACW rates can be an indication that the
representative is putting the customer on hold, while completing work that would have
otherwise be done after the call.
13.70.3
Calculated the percentage of time that a service representative spends with the call put
on hold versus the amount of time the agent spends talking to the customer. Higher
hold to talk rates can be an indication that the representative is not properly skilled at
handling the contacts.
13.70.4
Provides the percentage of all calls that the agent transfers. High number of transfers
may indicate the following: ACD/IVR system is not routing calls to the proper agents or
agents are not properly trained to handle customer requests.
13.70.5
Measures the number of times an agent transfers calls. Higher volumes of transfers
may be an indication that representatives lack the skill or experience to effectively and
efficiently handle the calls or that the system is not configured to optimally route the
calls to the proper representatives. Analyzing the transfer volume, call reasons, and
representatives will help identify areas where organizations can provide additional
training efforts to improve representative effectiveness and routing strategies to
improve efficiency. If a call was transferred by multiple agents it would be counted once
against each of those agents.
13.70.6
Calculates the average number of calls handled by the system in any given time period,
by any given contact center site, or by any other analysis factor.
13.70.7
Metric Name
Description
13.71.1
Key Id
This column is the unique identifier of a dimension or fact entity in its source system. In
case of composite keys, the value in this column can consist of concatenated parts.
No
Metric Name
Description
13.71.2
Source Id
This column is the unique identifier of the source system from which data was
extracted. In order to be able to trace the data back to its source, Siebel Systems
recommends that you define separate unique source IDs for each of your different
source instances.
Metric Name
Description
13.72.1
Measures the time in hh:mi:ss that a representative was on breaks. Can be used to
analyze schedule adherence and representative availability.
Metric Name
Description
13.73.1
(Total Daily Inventory Value Last 365 Days) / (Count Records Within Last 365 Days)
13.73.2
The number of past daily balances that are available in the last 365 days.
13.73.3
The sum of all the available past daily balances over the last 365 days.
Metric Name
Description
13.74.1
The sum of all the transaction amounts in all the inventory transactions over the last
365 days.