You could use Timetables in CMS to do this but I believe Timetables are only administered via terminal emulator/telnet.
The help section in CMS is pretty useful, do some reading on it and try scheduling a single change to get a feel for how it works.
If you want the agent's skill changed in real-time, you need CMS.
Some tools such as clint or others (clintSVR) are required if you want to do it by a script or program.
A timetable will easily do this. It just records the exact CMS change and then lets you define when the system should repeatedly implement it at a specific time on certain days/week/month/etc..
Usually when I see a request like this from a customer though, I try to figure out more about what they are trying to accomplish. Moving an agent based on TOD is trying to find a static time based solution to a traffic problem when a more dynamic solution based on ewt, calls-in-queue, oldest-call, etc.... would likely be a wiser choice. The system has many capabilities to allow calls to be answered, prioritized, etc... which would work better than a static agent change based on time. There is usually a better way to skin that cat. Like a new "high priority queue" that both sets of agents are assigned to 24x7 but calls only get routed there based on certain criteria being met like "oldest call > 1000 seconds".
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