Great question. Out of the box, Genesys Cloud WFM gives you a lot of the pieces, but not always in a single weekly executive-style view that combines service level, scheduled staffing, forecast/actual volume, and AHT together the way many operations leaders want to see it.
The common approach I've seen is to use Genesys Cloud exports or API-driven reporting into Power BI/Tableau so you can build a weekly trend dashboard. That gives you more flexibility to show forecast vs. actual volume, scheduled vs. required staffing, AHT trends, and service level performance in one consolidated view.
For a lighter workaround, some teams export WFM forecast/schedule data and combine it with performance metrics on a weekly cadence. It is not as clean as a native dashboard, but it can work if the goal is a quick weekly operational view.
Ideally, I'd recommend building a simple Power BI dashboard with:
- Weekly forecasted vs. actual volume
- Scheduled staffing vs. required staffing
- Service level target vs. actual/projected
- AHT trend by day or interval
- Exceptions or gaps where staffing does not align with forecast
That usually gives leadership and WFM teams a much better picture of how the week is tracking and where adjustments may be needed.
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Jonathan Nolan
President, Dunamis Consulting Inc (DCX)
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