They can be exported via the ACD App in the Assistant.
If you upgrade or there is a problem then they have to be re-imported via the restore function in the Assistant
refering to my previous thread where the acd names went missing after reloading the unix :
my assistant have done a backup of the unix, the folder name is "000" and the filemname is "unix.swa.p" my question is, how do i import this file so that we can have the acd names that was missing, back again ?
Once again you have to go into backup and restore.
Set a backup server and test (if the backup server is your laptop = enable an FTP server on your laptop like 3c daemon, turn off your laptop firewall & put the 000 folder into the path of your FTP server)
When you have the backup server tested and configured then go in to restore and restore only one itesm "ACDAPP"
to restore it correctly you have to stop the ACD within the Assistant
Just to clarify
Stop the ACD in the Assistant
Restore the ACD names via restore from backup server and just click on ACDapp
Syncronise the ACD
Enable the ACD
Yes it will restore to that time.
If you do not have a lot of routing then it might be better to just open up the ACD Administrator and add in the information manually
yes i have a lot of routing, i suggest doing the backup over a weekend and then i have some time to amend the routing changes , i think its only a few of our departments that ave major changes. . .
another question please : in the call centre, when a call are being missed, the system automatically makes that agent "unavailable", will this be shown in the reporter as "none" or as "service out" ?
If you have ProCenter it will show up in either the Activity Log, Error Log, or both, in addition to other reports I'm assuming, but I use those two logs for more real-time access to when that is happening.
Yes donb01 is correct about that.
You will only get statistics and Skills based routing if you use Procenter
Using just 'Flex' you just get the basic ACD set.
when a call are being missed, the system automatically makes that agent "unavailable", will this be shown in the reporter as "none" or as "service out" ?
I'm sure you can see it on one of the performance reports - "Calls Offered" would be the number of calls sent to the agent because they were logged in and available (they would not have been offered the call if they were unavailable or working) and "Calls Handled" would be the number they actually answered. The difference is the number of calls they got that they didn't answer and every time that happens the system makes them unavailable (unless they are the last logged-in agent).
Many of those canned reports don't do what I want. There is some level of customization you can do, but I wish there were ways of completely creating your own reports from fields available or able to be calculated from the database.
I am not sure how a call would show up that is abandoned while actually ringing on the Agent's phone. I do use the abandoned calls report, and I can see on mine that the most calls are abandoned within the first 20 seconds, and since my initial greeting is 25 sec long I know they didn't even to bother to wait till the greeting is over. I work in a healthcare system, and nurses are some of the most impatient people I know - they would rather hang up and call back 10 times than sit in the queue for a minute. However I have had problems with mys system and have watched the realtime status graphs, and I have seen more than a fair share of people in queue where I am guessing the handset was on its way back to the cradle just as the call was ringing on the agent's phone. I am not sure if that is an instance where it would show up as abandoned or a missed call. It will definitely show up as an "offered" call, but I never looked close enough at the rest.
The other question I would have is if you have your groups set up to overflow to another group or an extension. I don't know what it is considered as from the leaving standpoint, but I know on the incoming group it will show up as a call offered as overflow rather than primary.
The other thing I have noticed over the years is that the numbers don't add up sometimes. If you use 5 or 6 different reports and look close enough you might see the number of calls that were offered to the group in a day, and if you add up the number of calls handled and the number abandoned it doesn't add up to the same number as the system says calls were offered - there are usually a few missing calls for me that I have no idea where they went - I don't have any overflow set up. You either answer the call or you don't.
thank you sir, yes i agree with the fact that the numbers dont always count up, and my agents can sometimes be difficult - im in the telecomunications industry
Just out of curiosity, when was the last time you did an orderly shutdown of the ProCenter server and then restarted it? My vendor claims I should be doing the shutdown and restart thing every 2 months rather than the 6 months if I'm lucky that I do it now. That might clear up any little instabilities.
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