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ACD Agent logout

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thelatman

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Dec 21, 2010
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Hey folks,

Having trouble with some ACD users being logged out randomly. Changing the COS option ACD Agent behaviour on no answer from Logout to Absent means they're being made absent randomly instead. Is there a way to disable this feature altogether?

The bigger picture is why is the system invoking this feature, but the logs don't show anything other than normal call closures.

Any thoughts,

Lat
 
What are you showing in the way the requeues?

Bet bet is that calls are being presented to agents and they are not answering.

System is designed to take the agent out of service if that happens

System will log the call as a requeue.

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Are they running the contact centre Server product?

perhaps the client is set to log the agent out when its closed , I have seen this cause agents to be logged out when the client has lost comms with the server

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If you are using the CCM server then you can use a tool to replay the event that caused the agent to change status.
 
Thanks all, the issue is quite intermittent but what happens is an agent will be presented with a call, then as they're about to answer the call drops (according to the caller who rings back in again) and the agent is logged out (due to the COS option). Another symptom has started appearing where the call has been answered and actually completed and then the agent is logged out.

It's pretty strange. Bob is that using the insoector to replay the event?

Lat
 
its been a while but i think its called ACD auditor or inspector. Accessed via the CCC with correct privileges
 
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