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trying to find call information

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GregoryF

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Aug 8, 2008
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Is there anyway to find out in the Avaya whether the caller or the ACD agent hung up first on a call that happened in the recent past(4/29 @ 23:53)?
 
Not even with a call accounting package. CMS may be able to not sure.

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That's what I thought, but didn't think it would hurt to ask.
Thanks anyway
 
The only way to learn this information is to view the agent trace information in CMS. If you did not have a trace already active on the agent, you're out of luck.

Susan
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Then, when you criticize them, you are a mile away ...
and you have their shoes.”
 
As susan says, if there was an agent trace you will see a field called "Rls" (it stands for release). If it says Y then the agent hit the release button.

Look at this reprot and look for ACD calls with a time of 10 seconds or less and the Rls field set to Y and you will have proof that the agent is deliberatley hanging up on a caller.

I'm assuming this is what you're trying to find.


[Started on Version 3 software 15 years a go]
 
We don't have CMS just BCMS. So I guess I am out of luck, and yes we are looking prof the agent deliberately hung up on the caller.....One would think the recording of the conversation would be enough.
 
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