Avaya NN44400-120 manual Declining a call, Prerequisites Procedure steps

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Handling Telephony calls in On Demand mode

Attention: Offsite Agent cannot flag non-contact center calls on your telephone: when you answer a non-contact center call, you must remember to set your status Not Ready on Agent Desktop.

Procedure steps

Step Action

1When your telephone rings, answer the call by taking the telephone off hook.

2If it is a customer call, Agent Desktop updates the display with call information.

3If it is not a customer call, select Go Not Ready from the Agent Status list.

Offsite Agent places you in Not Ready status. The top bar displays a Not Ready status message.

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Declining a call

Decline a call if you want to reject the contact and place the contact back in the queue. The contact is then queued to another agent and your status becomes Not Ready. You cannot receive new incoming contacts until you change your status to Ready.

Prerequisites

Attention: Depending on the capacity of your broadband connection and latency in the PSTN network, it is possible that the Agent Desktop response to an incoming call might not synchronize with the telephone ringing. If the Agent Desktop response is later than the telephone ringing you might not be able to make a decision on whether the call is from the contact center or another source.

Procedure steps

Step Action

1If the call appears on the Agent Desktop application, click Release on the call work item.

2Alternatively, if the call rings on the telephone, do not pick up the handset.

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Contents User Guide Copyright 2010 Avaya Inc All Rights Reserved Contents Common agent functions on Agent Desktop Offsite Agent log on dialog changes FeaturesNew configuration options for Permanent Connection mode New in this releaseWindows 7 support Other changesPrerequisites Overview of the Offsite Agent desktop applicationNavigation Identifying yourself as an offsite agent Accessing the Agent Desktop applicationOffsite Agent Agent Desktop concepts Offsite Agent Connection ModesLogging on to the contact center Entering your access credentialsUsing a Pstn telephone with Agent Desktop Work item paradigm Agent Desktop client applicationWork list window Top barWork item controls User preferences Action barOffsite Agent dialog Overview of the Offsite Agent desktop application Page Overview of Aaoa user tasks Offsite Agent user workflowNavigation Offsite Agent user workflow Page Preparing an offsite PC for Agent Desktop Agent Desktop offsite configuration steps22 NN44400-120 Offsite Agent User Guide November Prerequisites Installing the Agent Desktop prerequisitesInstalling Agent Desktop Procedure stepsStarting Agent Desktop Creating a shortcut to the Agent DesktopLogging on to Agent Desktop Setting Agent Desktop to offsite modePrerequisites Procedure steps End 26 NN44400-120 Offsite Agent User Guide November Variable definitions Logging off from and exiting the Agent DesktopPage Handling Telephony calls in Permanent Connection mode Changing your status to Not Ready Accepting a call in Permanent ModeChanging your status to Ready Declining a call in Permanent Mode Ending a call Making a call in Permanent Connection modeHandling Telephony calls in On Demand mode Accepting a call Changing your status to Ready in On Demand modeChanging your status to Not Ready in On Demand mode Declining a call Making a call in On Demand mode Procedure steps Page Releasing a call on hold Common agent functions on Agent DesktopPlacing a call on hold Conference and Unhold buttons flash Using the conference feature to consult a colleagueConferencing in another agent Transferring a callCalling your supervisor Using the Emergency keyConferencing in a supervisor Common agent functions on Agent Desktop Page Prerequisites for Offsite Agent troubleshooting Troubleshooting Agent Desktop on Offsite AgentAm on a call but the Agent Desktop displays a new contact Cannot get a connection to the Agent Desktop serverEnd NN44400-120 Offsite Agent User Guide November 2010