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I have a customer that has Symposium 4.2 with CCS 100 and 200 software. Their ACD agents receive calls on their In-calls key for an 800# that is used by people trying to establish new business. Every agent wants these calls because they are "MONEY" calls. So we want to evenly distribute the “MONEY” calls amongst our commissioned sales agents. However at the same time they are waiting for “MONEY LINE” calls the agents are suppose to be making outbound call to potential customers (sort of like a manual predictive dialer) using their personal DN on their ACD telephone.
The way that Symposium routes its calls to the agent who has been idle the longest (which includes the personal DN key) encourages our agents to not make the outbound cold calls because they will be least likely to receive the inbound “MONEY LINE” calls. I need a way to route ACD (money line) calls to the most active agents. Also when agents are on their DN key the In-calls key will not ring. I know if a call is waiting in the queue an agent can put their DN key on hold and press their In-calls key to force the call to them, but is there a way to ring automatically to an ACD phone when the DN key is in use.
I have also considered using Host Data Exchange with an external database to have the HDX database provide the queuing order of the SCCS agents. I am trying to find a way for the external database to do a look up in the SCCS statistics database to see which agents have receive the least queue calls and make the most outbound DN calls.
My final solution is to put 2 physical phones or 1 soft phone and 1 actual phone using one for outbound and one for inbound queue calls. What an ugly way to do it with all of this wonderful technology!
Any ideas on how to offer calls to agents that have been busy the most, not idle the longest?
Thank you for any input. Jason
The way that Symposium routes its calls to the agent who has been idle the longest (which includes the personal DN key) encourages our agents to not make the outbound cold calls because they will be least likely to receive the inbound “MONEY LINE” calls. I need a way to route ACD (money line) calls to the most active agents. Also when agents are on their DN key the In-calls key will not ring. I know if a call is waiting in the queue an agent can put their DN key on hold and press their In-calls key to force the call to them, but is there a way to ring automatically to an ACD phone when the DN key is in use.
I have also considered using Host Data Exchange with an external database to have the HDX database provide the queuing order of the SCCS agents. I am trying to find a way for the external database to do a look up in the SCCS statistics database to see which agents have receive the least queue calls and make the most outbound DN calls.
My final solution is to put 2 physical phones or 1 soft phone and 1 actual phone using one for outbound and one for inbound queue calls. What an ugly way to do it with all of this wonderful technology!
Any ideas on how to offer calls to agents that have been busy the most, not idle the longest?
Thank you for any input. Jason