Skip to main content
Conversation Analytics breaks down your WhatsApp communication by type, helping you understand how your team engages with customers across different channels.

Conversation Types

1:1 Chat Analytics

Individual conversations between your team and customers:
MetricDescriptionHow to Improve
Total 1:1 ConversationsUnique individual chatsMore outreach
Messages SentOutbound messages in 1:1Volume activity
Messages ReceivedInbound messages in 1:1Engagement quality
Avg Messages per ChatConversation depthBetter engagement
First Response TimeTime to initial replyFaster replies
Resolution TimeTime to conversation closeProcess efficiency

Group Chat Analytics

Team or broadcast group activity:
MetricDescriptionBenchmark
Active GroupsGroups with recent activity-
Messages to GroupsTotal group messages sent-
Group ReachTotal members across groups-
Engagement RateReplies per group message> 10%
Member ParticipationActive vs passive members> 50%

Message Flow Analysis

Understanding where messages come from and go:

Inbound vs Outbound

DirectionDescriptionHealthy Ratio
Outbound (Sent)Messages your team sends-
Inbound (Received)Messages from customers-
RatioSent : Received1:1 to 2:1
A healthy conversation has balanced back-and-forth. If you’re sending 5 messages for every 1 reply, your messaging may not be resonating.

Message Categories

CategoryDescription
Initial OutreachFirst contact messages
Follow-upsScheduled continuation messages
RepliesResponses to inbound messages
BroadcastsBulk messages to multiple contacts

Follow-up Analytics

Track your follow-up effectiveness:
MetricDescriptionTarget
Follow-ups ScheduledTotal scheduled messages-
Follow-ups CompletedSuccessfully sent> 95%
Follow-up Response RateReplies to follow-ups> 25%
Avg Follow-ups per LeadMessages before response/close3-5
Time Between Follow-upsDays between touches2-3 days

Follow-up Performance by Sequence Position

PositionAvg Response RateNotes
1st Follow-up15-20%Highest response
2nd Follow-up10-15%Still valuable
3rd Follow-up8-12%Diminishing returns
4th Follow-up5-8%Consider stopping
5th+ Follow-up< 5%Only for high-value leads

Conversation Quality Indicators

Signs of High-Quality Conversations

IndicatorWhat It Shows
Balanced exchangesBoth parties engaged
Multiple message threadsOngoing relationship
Quick responses both waysActive engagement
Progression to next stepsMoving toward goals
Positive resolutionSuccessful outcomes

Red Flags to Monitor

Warning SignPossible CauseAction
⚠️ High send, low receiveIrrelevant messagingImprove targeting
⚠️ Single-message chatsMissing follow-upImplement sequences
⚠️ Long gaps in repliesService delaysSet SLAs
⚠️ Many unanswered messagesWrong audienceClean contact lists
⚠️ High block rateSpammy behaviorReview content/frequency

Analyzing by Time Period

Best Times for Engagement

Track when your messages get the best response:
Time PeriodTypical Response RateBest For
Morning (8am-12pm)HighB2B, professionals
Afternoon (12pm-5pm)MediumGeneral
Evening (5pm-9pm)HighB2C, retail
WeekendVariableB2C, casual

Day of Week Analysis

DayRelative PerformanceNotes
MondayMediumCatching up from weekend
TuesdayHighPeak productivity
WednesdayHighMid-week focus
ThursdayHighStill engaged
FridayMedium-LowWinding down
SaturdayLow (B2B) / High (B2C)Depends on audience
SundayLowAvoid unless urgent

Segment Analysis

Compare conversation metrics across customer segments:
SegmentAvg MessagesResponse RateConversion
Enterprise15+65%25%
Mid-Market8-1255%30%
SMB5-845%35%
Consumer3-540%20%

Using Insights for Improvement

Optimize Message Content

Use response rate data to identify which message types resonate best with your audience

Perfect Your Timing

Send messages when data shows recipients are most responsive

Refine Follow-up Cadence

Adjust follow-up frequency based on response rate by sequence position

Segment Your Approach

Customize messaging strategy based on segment-specific analytics

Best Practices

Focus on the 20% of conversations that drive 80% of results. Identify patterns in your most successful interactions and replicate them.
When you see warning signs like increasing non-response rates, investigate immediately. Small issues become big problems if ignored.
When analyzing, compare similar time periods (this Tuesday vs last Tuesday) rather than different conditions (weekday vs weekend).
Conversation metrics only matter if they lead to results. Always connect messaging data to business outcomes (sales, support resolution, etc.).