QA FINANCIAL OPS

##TABLEAU DASHBOARD
CONCLUSIONS
1. Overall Complaint Statistics
Total Complaints: 75,513 complaints logged between December 2011 and October 2020.
Timely Response Rate: An impressive 98.1%, indicating strong responsiveness to customer issues.
In Progress: Only 283 complaints (0.37%) remain unresolved, showcasing efficiency in addressing issues.
Resolved at No Cost: 84.5% of complaints were resolved without additional cost to the consumer.
Disputed Rate: 9.8% of complaints were disputed by customers, suggesting room for improvement in resolution satisfaction.
2. Complaints by Issue
Top Issues:
"Managing an account" and "Deposits and withdrawals" are the most common issues.
Other notable issues include "Trouble during the payment process" and "Struggling to pay mortgage."
Less frequent but still significant complaints involve identity theft/fraud, interest rates, and getting a credit card.
3. Complaints by States
- Certain states, like Georgia (GA), Florida (FL), and Texas (TX), have higher volumes of complaints, possibly due to larger populations or regional-specific financial challenges.
4. Complaints by Media
Web is the most common channel for complaints (50.37%, 38,036 complaints), reflecting a preference for digital interactions.
Referrals and Phone also account for significant portions, while traditional methods like Postal Mail and Fax are less used.
Email has the least usage, likely due to inefficient complaint tracking through this medium.
5. Complaints by Product
Credit Card-related issues lead with 19,176 complaints.
Other notable product categories include Checking or Savings Accounts, Mortgages, and Credit Card Prepaid Accounts.
Lower complaint volumes are seen in Vehicle loans/leases and Student loans.
6. Consumer Dispute Rate
9.8% of consumers actively disputed resolutions.
A large proportion of complaints (41.3%) have "Unknown" resolution status, indicating potential gaps in data capture or follow-ups.
Opportunities for Improvement:
Address recurring issues in managing accounts and deposit/withdrawal processes.
Investigate states with high complaint volumes for localized solutions.
Review dispute cases to identify gaps in resolution satisfaction.
Enhance support channels with lower usage (e.g., email) for better tracking and accessibility.