Business Advocate solution examples
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Greatest Need | Agent LoginID form | |
call handling | Call Handling |
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preference | Preference field |
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Service | y in the Service | Agent LoginID form |
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Reserve Agents | 1 or 2 in the Reserve | Agent LoginID form |
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Results
Service objectives and Predicted Wait Time govern call selection for agents with two primary skills or for an agent with reserve skills when the reserve skill is in overload. When the contact center experiences sudden increases in call volume for a skill, the overload thresholds activate reserve agents. By assigning hunt groups and reserve agents based on agent proficiency, the company is keeping agents serving calls for which they are most qualified. This means that sales should remain high and calls should be handled efficiently.
64 Avaya Business Advocate User Guide | February 2006 |