Depending on your dev skills, you may be able to write something that will output the following to a text file that you can parse and collect the relevant data on?
list trace ewt medium xx - where xx is the split/skill number. This will show a realtime (as each call is queued) ASA, OCW plus a few other bits...is this appropriate?
Cheers,
NJ
PS: Please let me know if my advice has been of any use.
You could also perform a "monitor traffic hunt-groups xx" command and pick out the OCW from the returned? The benefit of this one is that multiple splits/skills can be specified (or a range at least!)
Cheers,
NJ
PS: Please let me know if my advice has been of any use.
talking about cti ways, you can monitor a skill, trace every call that comes to queue and get answered, calculate the time it takes a call to be answered and then calculate the average waiting time. pretty simple. the same picture for abandoned calls: trace 'em all and if a call gets abandoned sum it to the "avg abandon time" variable instead of "avg answered".
yes if you have it. if you don't, it may be a bit of... ahem... expensive to purchase cms to calculate average wait time (what time, by the way? skill awt or vdn awt or what?). ) anyway, if you're running more or less serious call center, cms is a must.
however, if you already have cms, you need to check if you have odbc license. it became standard only last november, before that it was sold separately.
Don't forget the ability to produce REALTIME stats from CMS is dependant on the version of cms and odbc. I've got CMS R9 and I can only produce historical data exports (i.e. interval, daily, weekly and monthly). The realtime function I think CM3 (CMS R13?) and above only!
Cheers,
NJ
PS: Please let me know if my advice has been of any use.
Hello,
with CM3 i can't obtain real-time information using ODBC. Only i can obtain historical data. I would like access to csplit table but i can't do it. Is possible do it? What do i need?
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