04-28-2008 07:44 AM - edited 03-14-2019 02:10 AM
IPCC enterprise 7.1.5.0
I was wondering what would happen if you set a call type once and then set another one later in the script? Would it take away the first call type and just report the second when running a report, or would it show both for the same call?
04-28-2008 08:45 AM
Yes you can definately set multiple call types within the same script.
You will get a count of calls offered to the first call type but then it will show as 'flow out' in the call type report when it goes to the second call type.
The second call type will show a call offered (and potentially handled/abandoned etc) depending on how the call was completed.
I'm assuming you would use different call type names for these to get stats for specific purposes. For example calls to main Sales Script you might set 'Sales' Call Type then if call is in queue > 5min perhaps you overflow to voicemail or a busy message you could set a "Sales_Overflow' Call type to grab stats on when/how often this occurs.
04-28-2008 09:45 AM
Use the "Requalify Calltype" Node on your ICM script to achieve that.
04-29-2008 12:42 PM
You need to understand the difference.
Requalify Calltype sets a new call type, but forces the call flow to leave the current script and go through the script attached to that call type. It's cumbersome and not intuitive.
I have never used that node. I would rather set the call type, and use a "Go To Script" node.
To each, his own of course.
Regards,
Geoff
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