04-07-2005 07:48 AM - last edited on 03-25-2019 07:06 PM by ciscomoderator
Is the Average Wait Duration in IPCC Express calculated from the time the Accept step was enacted upon, or is it calculated from the actual time spent after the Select Resource step?
04-07-2005 01:52 PM
Average wait duration is a function of the CSQ that you're doing the Get Reporting Statistic on, and the CSQ doesn't see the call till you do a Select Resource. So it is only calculated using actual time spent after the Select Resource step.
Also, note that average wait duration will just return the average time someone spent in queue. This may be what you want, but if you want to find out how long we expect them to be in queue, use the Expected Wait Time Field. It is able to give better estimates by taking more variables into account such as Contacts Holding, Agents Logged In, etc...
First time I used this, i had people in queue hearing that it would be 1 minute (the average wait time) even though it was a bank on a Friday payday and there were 15 waiting in queue during lunchtime and the expected hold time was closer to 10 minutes :)
Hope this helps,
Jim
04-07-2005 05:12 PM
Thanks Jim for this data.
The reason I am looking for this average value is for reporting purposes.
This customer is graded on a time to answer metric. However, anything that happens before the select resource step shouldn't be included in this metric. Their reports are showing the entire length of the script, not just the queue length. I was hoping that the Avg Wait Duration would give them the information they need without having to create some crazy script in multiple parts with some fancy way to transfer caller entered data between the call redirects. Less complexity = better.
02-11-2009 08:28 PM
Hello,I'm having the same issue everybody hears 1 minute even if it is more, how did you fix this? thanks in advance.
02-26-2009 01:10 PM
I would like to configure the "est-wait-time" for my CSQ's as well but im not well versed in CRS scripting.
Where would I begin to implement such.
Currently have 3 CSQ's and 6 agents.
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