I use Avaya CMS working in a Workforce Management department for a call center. I run trace reports on agents and there's a "RING" line that we've always believed to be the time the call comes into out switch and gets to the agent, delivers the whisper prompt, dings, and the call is live. When the agents have their headset button on it "rings" for 0-5 seconds, any time it's more than that it's 6+ seconds.
Recently my boss is not content with just knowing it's 0-5 seconds, he wants to know WHY it's 0-5 seconds. Also what actual time/process do those seconds cover. 5 seconds is certainly much longer than needed to deliver the whisper prompt. Also, the time it comes into out switch and figures out where to go should really be fairly instant.
Does anyone have any insight into what's covered in the "RING" line and why it varies between 0-5 seconds?
Assuming I've explained this properly, I'm not a programmer, just a user.
Recently my boss is not content with just knowing it's 0-5 seconds, he wants to know WHY it's 0-5 seconds. Also what actual time/process do those seconds cover. 5 seconds is certainly much longer than needed to deliver the whisper prompt. Also, the time it comes into out switch and figures out where to go should really be fairly instant.
Does anyone have any insight into what's covered in the "RING" line and why it varies between 0-5 seconds?
Assuming I've explained this properly, I'm not a programmer, just a user.