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First-Time Fix Rate (FTFR)

• Measures the percentage of jobs completed successfully on the first visit

• High FTFR indicates well-prepared technicians and accurate diagnosis

• Reduces repeat visits, lowers operational costs, and improves customer satisfaction

• A key indicator of both training effectiveness and parts availability

• Industry benchmarks vary, but 75% or higher is generally considered strong

Average Response Time

• Tracks the time taken from service request to arrival on-site

• Shorter response times reflect efficient scheduling and dispatching

• This KPI impacts customer satisfaction, especially for urgent issues

• Real-time tracking and route optimization help reduce this metric

• Helps organizations evaluate staffing needs and coverage areas

Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)

• Measures the average time taken to resolve and close a service issue

• Includes diagnosis, repair, documentation, and customer confirmation

• Lower MTTR reflects technician skill, tool readiness, and process clarity

• Useful for identifying bottlenecks in field operations or support systems

• Commonly used in SLA reporting and service quality benchmarks

Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

• Collected through surveys immediately after service completion

• Reflects how satisfied customers are with the technician and service experience

• Includes questions about professionalism, clarity, timeliness, and results

• CSAT trends indicate overall service quality and brand loyalty

• High CSAT scores support retention and customer referrals

Technician Utilization Rate

• Measures the percentage of time technicians spend on productive field tasks

• Tracks time spent actively servicing versus idle or travel time

• Helps optimize staffing, territory planning, and workload distribution

• Higher utilization suggests good scheduling and efficient resource use

• Balanced utilization avoids burnout while improving ROI