Greatest Need with Service Objective | 30 |
Skill Level without Service Objective | 30 |
Skill Level with Service Objective | 31 |
Percent Allocation | 31 |
Selecting agents | 32 |
Agent selection methods | 32 |
How agents are selected for calls | 32 |
Agent selection options | 33 |
Most Idle Agent (MIA) | 33 |
Least Occupied Agent (LOA) | 33 |
LOA and extension calls | 34 |
Agent occupancy | 34 |
Percent Allocation Distribution (PAD) | 34 |
Agent selection when a new call arrives | 35 |
Agent selection examples | 35 |
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PAD | 37 |
Call selection during call surplus | 38 |
Agent selection during agent surplus | 38 |
Automated agent staffing adjustments | 39 |
Reserve agents | 39 |
Service Level Supervisor | 39 |
What happens when a skill goes over threshold | 40 |
Assigning reserve agents | 40 |
Activation of reserve agents | 40 |
Considerations for reserve skills | 40 |
Overload thresholds | 41 |
Dynamic Threshold Adjustment | 41 |
Dynamic Percentage Adjustment | 41 |
Auto Reserve Agents | 42 |
Developing your strategy | 43 |
Combining agent and call selection methods | 43 |
Different needs within a contact center | 44 |
Avaya support for Business Advocate | 45 |
Feature compatibility | 45 |
Call selection methods (call handling preferences) | 46 |
Agent selection methods (hunt group types) | 46 |
Feature combinations to avoid | 47 |
Business Advocate solution examples | 49 |
Maintaining service levels - one scenario | 50 |
Background information | 50 |
Agent selection | 51 |
Call selection | 51 |
Automated agent staffing | 51 |
Overload thresholds and service level targets | 52 |
4 Business Advocate User Guide | February 2006 |