This forum is so nice. Janni your a best.
My newest issue. Customer calls me today and says that compliance is now requiring that the call center agents cannot put a call on hold for longer that a certain amount of time without returning to the caller and letting them know that they are still working on their issue. To do this it would require a report that would include -
1. Agent X answers call and talks for 30 seconds
2. Agent X puts caller on hold for 50 seconds
3. Agent X takes caller off hold and talks for 5 seconds
4. Agent X put caller back on hold for 60 seconds
5. Agent X takes caller back off hold and talks for 20 seconds
Etc, etc,
Even the Agent Detail Report doesn't provide this detailed information.
Is there a way to do this?
If this customer had access to the call data they probably have the capability to manipulate the data to create this type of report.
Thank you!!
"All men are fools. Some the wise, fool others. Others the foolish fool themselves. While a rare few fool both others and themselves. These are the rulers of men" from 'The Darkness That Comes Before' by R Scott Bakker
My newest issue. Customer calls me today and says that compliance is now requiring that the call center agents cannot put a call on hold for longer that a certain amount of time without returning to the caller and letting them know that they are still working on their issue. To do this it would require a report that would include -
1. Agent X answers call and talks for 30 seconds
2. Agent X puts caller on hold for 50 seconds
3. Agent X takes caller off hold and talks for 5 seconds
4. Agent X put caller back on hold for 60 seconds
5. Agent X takes caller back off hold and talks for 20 seconds
Etc, etc,
Even the Agent Detail Report doesn't provide this detailed information.
Is there a way to do this?
If this customer had access to the call data they probably have the capability to manipulate the data to create this type of report.
Thank you!!
"All men are fools. Some the wise, fool others. Others the foolish fool themselves. While a rare few fool both others and themselves. These are the rulers of men" from 'The Darkness That Comes Before' by R Scott Bakker