Administration procedures

Administration procedures

This section contains procedures for administering Call Selection, Agent Selection, Automated Agent Staffing, And Dynamic Advocate features. See Overview of Business Advocate on page 13 for detailed information on how these features work.

This section includes the following topics:

Administering Least Occupied Agent on page 91

Administering Most Idle Agent on page 92

Administering Greatest Need on page 93

Administering Skill Level on page 94

Administering Percent Allocation for call and agent selection on page 95

Administering Service Objective on page 98

Administering Predicted Wait Time or Current Wait Time on page 100

Administering Dynamic Queue Position on page 100

Administering Service Level Supervisor on page 103

Administering Least Occupied Agent

Least Occupied Agent (LOA) is an agent selection method that bases agent selection on the agent’s occupancy rather than idle time in queue. There are two options for administering this feature: Expert Agent Distribution-Least Occupied Agent (EAD-LOA) or Universal Call Distribution-Least Occupied Agent (UCD-LOA). EAD-LOA selects the highest skill level, least occupied agent in the skill to take the incoming call. UCD-LOA selects the least occupied agent in the skill, regardless of skill level, to take the call. For more details about how these methods work, see Selecting agents on page 32.

This section includes the following topics:

Where is LOA administered? on page 91

How to administer LOA on page 92

Where is LOA administered?

Agent selection is administered on page 1 of the Hunt Group form.

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Avaya 3.1 manual Administration procedures, Administering Least Occupied Agent, Where is LOA administered?