Weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days
AI summary
View a column chart of agent conversation volumes over 90 days to measure adoption and identify usage patterns. The chart groups data by date and displays the top five most active agents.
Tracks conversation volumes across all agents over 90 days to measure adoption and identify usage patterns.
What it shows
The report shows Agent conversation objects from the Copilot StudioCopilot StudioCopilot Studio is the Microsoft tool for building your own AI agents. Rencore Governance covers it with the Copilot Studio connector, part of the AI & Agents module.Read more inventory.
The rule
Every Agent Conversation where Started On is less than 90 days ago
Chart
| Chart type | Column chart |
|---|---|
| Grouped by | Started On |
| Measure | Number of Agent conversation objects |
| Sorted by | Started On, ascending |
| Limit | Top 5 |
In Rencore Governance
Details
| Reports on | Agent conversation |
|---|---|
| Connector | Copilot Studio |
| Category | Adoption |
| Chart type | Column chart |
| Recommended | Yes |
| Status | Generally available |
Frequently asked questions
What does the weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report show?
The Weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report: tracks conversation volumes across all agents over 90 days to measure adoption and identify usage patterns.
What is the rule of the weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report?
Every Agent Conversation where Started On is less than 90 days ago.
Which objects does the weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report use?
The Weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report works on Agent conversation objects from the Copilot Studio inventory and shows them as a column chart.
Which module includes the weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report?
The Weekly agent usage analytics - 90 days report comes with the Copilot Studio connector in the AI & Agents module of Rencore Governance, an add-on module on the Premium and Enterprise Plans.
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