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Observability & APM

Treat contact-center KPIs as first-class metrics in your SRE and NOC observability stack — alongside infrastructure telemetry, with the alerting your platform teams already trust.

8 targetsApp Insights implementedPrometheus & OTel framework-readySRE-grade
Observability & APM — Genesys KPI delivery

Contact-center KPIs as SRE signals

Queue depth becomes a capacity alert, abandon rate becomes a customer-experience SLO, routing failures correlate with infrastructure incidents. The same computed metrics that drive BI also belong in Prometheus, Grafana Cloud and OpenTelemetry pipelines.

Targets in this category

8 targets · 1 implemented / proven

Implemented

Azure Application Insights

Platform telemetry across service hosts.

Framework-ready

Prometheus remote write

KPIs as time-series for scrape/push.

Framework-ready

Grafana Cloud

Prometheus and Loki backends.

Framework-ready

OpenTelemetry

OTLP exporters to any backend.

On request

Datadog

Metrics API integration.

On request

New Relic

Metrics API integration.

On request

Splunk HEC

HTTP Event Collector.

On request

Elastic APM

Elastic Stack APM.

Why it matters

One pane of glass for ops and infra

When KPIs sit beside infrastructure telemetry, SRE and NOC teams catch capacity and experience issues before customers do.

Genesys metrics in your monitoring stack

Computed KPIs are exported as time-series into Prometheus, Grafana Cloud or OpenTelemetry pipelines, where they drive the same SLOs and alerting as the rest of your platform. Grafana appears here and in analytics — same connector, different consumer team.

  • Queue depth and wait → capacity alerts
  • Abandon / SLA → customer-experience SLOs
  • Routing failures correlated with infra incidents
Genesys KPIs as first-class signals in an observability stack

Choosing

Genesys metrics as SRE signals

Mapping operational KPI families to observability use.

Metric familyObservability use
Queue depth / waitCapacity alerts
Abandon / SLACustomer-experience SLOs
Agent availabilityStaffing correlation
Routing failuresIncident correlation with infrastructure

Same engine, same guarantees

Every target inherits the platform

Whichever destination you pick, it runs on the same Reactive Engine — with consistent semantics, client-owned Azure, enterprise security and a delivery lifecycle that fits your estate.

One KPI definition

Every target in this category consumes the same computed metrics — service level is service level, everywhere.

Client-owned Azure

Ingest, reactive processing and storage run inside your subscription. Connectors are the only thing that reaches outward.

Platform-package model

Each target ships as a Global.Platform.* package on the shared core — adding one is a connector, not a rewrite.

Built for your SDLC

Provisioned as code, shipped through your pipelines, secured in Key Vault — like any other service you run.

Map your destinations to the right connectors

Book a connector assessment and we'll match your KPI families to the targets in this category — on your own Azure tenant.

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