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Terminology

Commonly used terms

Term
Description

Ninchat

The name of the chat service

Member

A person who uses Ninchat through ninchat.com, not an embedded customer interface

Queue

A customer service queue from which a member picks a customer for a one-to-one conversation

Channel

A conversation room for multiple people; it can be used for internal team communication or an embedded public group discussion

Channel moderator

A member who manages and moderates the discussion and users in a channel

Channel operator

A member who can change channel settings, invite new members, and grant or remove operator and moderator rights

Organization

A customer-managed entity that includes channels, queues, and members

Organization operator

A member who can add users as queue agents, view statistics and conversation history, and edit queue texts, settings, and schedules

Departed user

A customer conversation that has ended because the customer has left

Request

A request to start a conversation that has arrived in a customer queue. In statistics, answered and unanswered requests appear as accepted and dropped requests

Dropped request

A customer who leaves the queue before receiving a response, for example because of a long waiting time

Event log

A list of recent events in a customer queue

Registered contact

A customer chat questionnaire response saved in statistics without an actual chat conversation, such as an offline contact

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