Feature interactions
Agents receive Direct Agent Calls in their standard skills in the same way regardless of whether the skill is above or below its thresholds. That is, if the agent is administered to receive direct agent calls before other ACD calls, this happens regardless of whether a standard skill is over its thresholds. If the agent does not normally receive Direct Agent Calls first, this preference is maintained when the agent’s standard skills are over threshold.
It is recommended that you do not use the Service Level Supervisor feature with a direct agent skill.
Least Occupied Agent
All of an agent’s time on a Direct Agent Call is included in the agent’s work time and occupancy.
Least Occupied Agent
The following table shows how Least Occupied Agent (LOA) tracks extension calls since agent AUX time is not included in the calculation of agent occupancy.
If the extension call . . . | Then LOA . . . |
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is in AUX | ignores this time |
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is in | tracks this as idle time |
ACD call on hold |
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is in | tracks this as work time |
ACD call on hold |
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is in ACW | ● tracks this as idle time if ACW |
| Considered Idle? is set to |
| y on the Communication |
| Manager System Parameters |
| form |
| ● tracks this as work time if ACW |
| Considered Idle? is set to |
| n on the Communication |
| Manager System Parameters |
| form |
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110 Avaya Business Advocate User Guide | February 2006 |