Enquiry by category
Yearly category-level enquiry counts with a year selector and filters to focus on specific categories.
This page documents the Enquiry by Category report — view how many enquiries each category generated during a selected year and compare performance across categories.
At a glance
- Primary visual: a ranked bar chart showing enquiry counts per category for the selected year.
- Use case: identify high-contact categories, spot categories that generate support demand and prioritise category-level improvements.
- Controls: year selector (top-right), category filters and other segment filters (channel, region).
Chart overview
- Visual: horizontal or vertical bars where the X axis (or Y axis depending on orientation) shows the enquiry count and the category label is on the opposite axis.
- Axes:
- X axis: number of enquiries (order of magnitude depends on data volume).
- Y axis: category label (category selected in the contact-us dropdown or aggregated categories).
- Behaviour: bars are ordered by enquiry count so top categories are shown first. Tooltips show exact counts and percentage share of total enquiries for the year.
Controls and filters
- Year selector (top-right): choose the year to display; the chart will update to show counts for that year.
- Category filter: restrict the chart to a subset of categories or focus on a single category.
- Segment filters: channel, location or enquiry type to narrow analysis.
Notes:
- If categories are hierarchical, the report may allow drilling into subcategories for finer analysis.
How to read the visual
- Large bar (high enquiry count) indicates the category generates many contacts — investigate product content, PDP clarity or category-level UX.
- Compare relative sizes to prioritise work: categories with high enquiries but low sales may need improved content or routing.
- Use filters to compare channels (e.g., phone vs web contact) to understand where enquiries originate.
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