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Salesforce Reporting in BrandBastion

Understand exactly what Salesforce work is counted in BrandBastion reporting, and how to filter, audit, and export it.

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What gets included in reporting when you connect Salesforce

The moment Salesforce is enabled in your BrandBastion workspace, Salesforce-handled activity is included in reporting alongside BrandBastion activity.

That means you can measure:

  • Workload: replies handled by agents working in Salesforce

  • Speed: response time metrics that include Salesforce replies

  • Case outcomes: case status and time-to-close fields (when a conversation is linked to a Salesforce Case)

  • Full coverage: exports can include conversations even when there was no reply or no linked Case


How to use Salesforce reporting in BrandBastion

1) Filter by Salesforce case status

In the Filters panel, use Salesforce case status to focus on work by case stage, without leaving BrandBastion.

Use this to:

  • isolate new work (New)

  • confirm what’s done (Closed)

  • track what’s at risk (Escalated)

  • catch anything in a custom status (Other)

2) Filter for replies sent from Salesforce

In the existing Status filter dropdown, select:

  • Replied via Salesforce

Use this when you need to:

  • audit what was handled directly in Salesforce

  • separate Salesforce-handled replies from replies sent inside BrandBastion


How Salesforce agents appear in reporting

When Salesforce is enabled:

  • Replies sent from Salesforce are counted in Agent Performance.

  • Those replies are attributed to the Salesforce user who sent them.

  • Salesforce users appear in the agent list labeled Salesforce user.

This gives managers and analysts a single view of:

  • who handled conversations

  • how many replies they issued

  • how fast they responded


What you’ll see in exports

If you export the detailed Agent Performance report, your export will include all conversations that match your date range and filters, including conversations with:

  • no replies

  • no hide/archive actions

  • no linked Salesforce Case

This helps you report on:

  • workload that never required a reply

  • Salesforce cases that were opened and closed without social engagement

  • coverage gaps and operational edge cases

Salesforce fields included (when a Case is linked)

When a conversation is linked to a Salesforce Case, exports can include:

  • Salesforce case status

  • Salesforce case creation time

  • Salesforce case closed time

  • Time to close (from case created to close)

  • Time to close (from ingestion to close)

💡 Tip
Use these fields to audit case lifecycle performance and confirm whether social handling aligned with Salesforce closure.


Salesforce activity in the conversation History

For Salesforce-connected conversations, the Activity → History stream can show Salesforce events directly in the thread so your team can triage and avoid duplicate work. Common events include:

  • Replied via Salesforce (who replied and when)

  • Salesforce case created

  • Salesforce case status changed

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