You can learn from this article how to monitor performance data for a Channel.

1. In the Command Center, open the drop-down menu and select the unit you want to monitor.
   Remember: Master Account Holders and Master Administrators can access data from their whole Organization Tree. Administrators can only access data concerning the Technician Group they are assigned to.

   Result: Data for the selected Channel is displayed in two sections: Overview and Table.

   Tip: Don't see the data you expected? You can set the starting time of the data collection period. See How to Set Monitoring Data Collection Time Period.
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2. Review data in the Overview section.
   This is aggregated data about the selected Channel as a collective entity including all of its Technician Groups.
   • Status (Technicians)
   • Service Level (SL)
   • Capacity (Total, Available, Used). Both private and channel sessions are considered.
   • Missed session count
   • Closed session count
   • Running session count
   • Waiting session count
   • Incoming session count
   • Outgoing session count
   • Wait time average
   • Wait time max
   • Handling time average
   • Handling time max
   Tip: For definitions, see Command Center Terms and Definitions.
3. Review data in the Table section.
   • Under the Technicians tab, data pertain to technicians belonging to the selected Channel.
     • Status
     • Name
     • Technician Group
     • Wait time average
     • Wait time maximum
     • Handling time average
     • Handling time maximum
     • Available capacity
     • Total capacity
     • Closed session count
     • Active session count from the selected Channel
     • Active session count from other Channel(s)
     • Private session count
   • Under the Sessions tab, you can view data for individual channel sessions handled by technicians belonging to the selected channel.
     • Technician
     • Wait time
     • First chat time
     • Handling time
     • Wrap time
     • Session status
     • Custom column (as defined under Settings)
     • Channel
     • Session ID
     • Chat monitor
   Tip: For definitions, see Command Center Terms and Definitions.