Viewing the Zoom Contact Center dashboard


The quality of service dashboard allows you to see the overall quality of voice calls and view data for specific locations, queues, agents, or engagements. 

The dashboard uses Mean Opinion Score (MOS) as the main measurement to report on voice quality. MOS measures voice quality on a scale of 1 to 5. A score of 1 indicates unacceptable voice quality for all users. A score of 5 is the best voice quality, equivalent to speaking directly into a person's ear.

The dashboard uses a MOS of 3.5 as a general baseline to categorize calls. A MOS greater than or equal to 3.5 means good quality, while below 3.5 means poor quality.

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Prerequisites for viewing the Zoom Contact Center quality of service dashboard

How to view the Zoom Contact Center quality of service dashboard

You can view overall call quality data for Zoom Phone calls.

  1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
  2. In the navigation menu, click Dashboard.
  3. Click the Contact Center tab.
  4. (Optional) In the top-left corner, enter keywords in the search bar to filter data for a specific agent, queue, or engagement.
  5. (Optional) To change the period, click the date range in the top-left corner and select the start and end dates.
    You will see the following data:

Inbound Calls and Outbound Calls sections

Displays the average call quality for inbound and outbound voice calls in the selected time period.

Avg. MOS and Volume section

Usage Data section

Displays the percentage of good versus bad quality calls based on agents' Zoom desktop client platform, and agents' and consumers' voice codec. Hover over the platform to see a breakdown of Bad, OK, and Good quality calls.

Agent Area Quality section

Displays MOS by country/region. Click Drill in to see a list of associated engagements and network statistics. See definitions of these statistics and recommended ranges.

Bad quality calls

Displays the top 10 bad quality calls (MOS of less than 3.5) during the selected time period. Click Details to see the associated engagement and network statistics. See definitions of these statistics and recommended ranges.