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Configuring the Interaction History report to show responses from actions offered to customers

Updated on September 15, 2022

Configure the Interaction History report to get the right level of details from the interactions recorded in the Interaction History.

Pega Customer Decision Hub
The Interaction History report provides detailed insights into individual interactions recorded in the Interaction History. This tutorial describes how to configure this report so that it shows the responses that each action receives, along with other relevant data.
  1. In the Customer Decision Hub portal, click ReportsReport Browser, as in the following figure:
    Accessing the Report Browser
    Accessing the Report Browser
  2. In the Public categories list, select Interaction History.
  3. Click the Interaction History report.
    The report shows the Interaction History records in the form of a table. By default, the report is filtered to only include results from the past 30 days.
  4. Click Edit report.
  5. To change the time frame for the report, for example, from monthly to weekly, in the Filtered by section, click Period, and then click Select values.
  6. To remove the columns which are not relevant for the report, click the Open menu icon by the column that you want to remove, and then click Delete, as in the following figure:
    Removing a column from the report
    Removing a column from the report
    Tip: Keep the following columns in the report:
    Subject ID
    The ID of the customer for whom the interaction was recorded.
    Issue
    The issue to which the action belongs.
    Group
    The group to which the action belongs.
    Proposition name
    The name of the action.
    Channel
    The channel where the interaction occurred.
    Offered on
    The date and time when the action was offered to the customer.
    Outcome
    The outcome recorded for the interaction, that is, whether the action was accepted, rejected, or is still pending.
    Rank
    The action rank. This value is determined by the configuration of the Next-Best-Action strategy.
  7. To rename a column header, click the Open menu icon by the column that you want to remove, and then click Heading, as in the following figure:
    Renaming a column
    Renaming a column
    Tip: Rename Subject ID to Customer ID, and Proposition name to Action name.
  8. Configure the report filters to exclude irrelevant results.
    For example: If your Next-Best-Action business structure includes an issue that represents service messages and regulatory communications, actions related to this issue should be excluded from the results of this report, as they do not represent your marketing portfolio items.
    1. In the Data Explorer section of the report, find the item which corresponds to the type of data that you want to filter out.
      For example: To find the Issue item, click MoreAction DimensionsIssue.
    2. Drag and drop the item into the Filtered by section of the report.
    3. Edit the filter settings, as in the following figure:
      Filtering out actions related to the Service issue
      Filtering out actions related to the Service issue
    4. Click Apply changes.
  9. Click Preview.
  10. Click ActionsSave as, and then enter a new name for the report.
    For example: Individual action performance
  11. Click Done editing.
    Result: The new report is now available in the Report Browser.
  12. Optional: To automatically export the report results and send them out by email, schedule a recurring task.
    For more information see: Exporting reports
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