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hunt-group mystery 1

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Since I changed an ACD hunt group to have queing (no vector), they notice they go from auto-in to aux-work, without pressing any buttons on their phone. What should I look for? Thanks!
 
On page 2 of the hunt form you will find Timed ACW Interval (sec): 20 . I think if you put this value to 0 this will stop it from happening.

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You probably have RONA activated. Redirect on No Answer. It's usually found at the bottom 2nd page of the hunt group form. If an agent recieves and ACD call and doesn't answer it after the specified number of rings, the system will put the call back and queue and place the agent into Aux work.
To remove it, you would simply clear the field, but be aware that if it will ring at that phone until someone picks it up.
 
You might look on page 2 or so of the Hunt group page and look for ACW time. set this as low as you want, if you don't want any After Call Work time try setting it to 0 or 1 sec.

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Thanks All Phoneman2
 
There's no ACW time field on hunt form. Found in the docs that Timed ACW needs to be 'y' in sys-para customer options. Ours is 'n'.

Must be going into ACW because of RONA setting, 4 rings. Should try setting it to a higher number?
Thanks.
 
That just might be it. RONA set to 4 rings sounds kind of short. (We use 10, although sometimes the customer may hear quite a few rings that way.)
 
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