monkeybarfan
MIS
- Feb 23, 2005
- 116
Can anyone help me find the best way to perform the following...
1. Call comes into a certain CDN
2. Callers press 1 to carry out the call in Welsh (different skillset). If 1 is not pressed it defaults to the English skillset.
3. If 1 was selected it queues to the Welsh skillset and checks if any Welsh speaking Agents are available. If one is available the call is carried out in Welsh.
4. If no Welsh speaking Agents are available the call queues to the English skillset.
I would like to have some sort of a flag attached to the No.4 type of calls, whereby the English speaking agent can be informed that the caller initially wanted to take advantage of the Welsh speaking service, but no agents were available, before speaking to the caller. We can then ensure that sufficient apology etc is undertaken by the agents. Ideally, we would like something displayed on the turret identifying these calls.
The only way we can think of to perform such a task is by creating separate skillsets for each, but does anyone have a more efficient solution?
Cheers
1. Call comes into a certain CDN
2. Callers press 1 to carry out the call in Welsh (different skillset). If 1 is not pressed it defaults to the English skillset.
3. If 1 was selected it queues to the Welsh skillset and checks if any Welsh speaking Agents are available. If one is available the call is carried out in Welsh.
4. If no Welsh speaking Agents are available the call queues to the English skillset.
I would like to have some sort of a flag attached to the No.4 type of calls, whereby the English speaking agent can be informed that the caller initially wanted to take advantage of the Welsh speaking service, but no agents were available, before speaking to the caller. We can then ensure that sufficient apology etc is undertaken by the agents. Ideally, we would like something displayed on the turret identifying these calls.
The only way we can think of to perform such a task is by creating separate skillsets for each, but does anyone have a more efficient solution?
Cheers