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Viewing Results

Once your Agent is published, you’ll start collecting results from your users. These results are accessible in the workspace view by clicking the context menu next to your agent name.
Agent context
Your Agent results can also be accessed under the Submission tab of your Agent flow editor.
Submissions
There is also a quick overview summary of the submissions located on the workspace view inside the Agent card.
Submissions Summary
In this quick view you can see the conversation Starts, this refers to each time the agent is started with at least one user interaction. Also it shows the total number of Submissions or number of users that have completed the agent conversation flow. Lastly it shows the last update of the agent configuration.

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Partially Filled Results

You might notice some partially filled results in your data. This is normal and expected. Your Agent collects answers as soon as they are provided by the user, even if they don’t complete the entire conversation.
Note: Partially filled results help you understand where users drop off, offering opportunities to improve your Agent’s performance. This is one of release0.com’s greatest features and it is explained in more detail in the Analytics section.

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Features in the Results Tab

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Time Filter

By default, results from the last 7 days are displayed. You can adjust this by using the date filter button located at the top right corner of the submission table.
Submissions Date

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Export Results to CSV

You can export all results to a CSV file by clicking on the Export option. This generates a CSV file containing all the current results from your Agent.
Submissions Download
Include Deleted Blocks: If enabled, this will include answers from blocks that are no longer part of your Agent (e.g., removed in a previous version).
Submissions export

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Re-arrange and Hide Columns

To make your results table easier to read, you can:
  • Re-arrange specific columns.
  • Hide columns that are not relevant.
Submissions fields
Tip: Use exported CSV files to perform further analysis in tools like Excel or Google Sheets for insights into user behavior.