07-18-2021 08:21 PM - edited 07-18-2021 08:22 PM
Can anyone help to explain the definition of "Longest Call in Queue" from the Finesse Supervisor Queue Data.
I have set the script to end the call if the caller is in CSQ over a certain time limit. However, I find out this "Longest Call in Queue" time value is much greater than the time limit I configured + the time used for playing busy prompts inside "Queued" state
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07-22-2021 07:57 AM
Where are you testing the time in queue in your script? I am referring to CCX here, but I suspect this is the same for CCE too. If you have steps that play prompts or put the caller on hold for MoH, each of those steps take time. My stock description of that is "max times" in this context are not egg timers, it trips when you hit the test step and the value has been exceeded.
07-22-2021 07:57 AM
Where are you testing the time in queue in your script? I am referring to CCX here, but I suspect this is the same for CCE too. If you have steps that play prompts or put the caller on hold for MoH, each of those steps take time. My stock description of that is "max times" in this context are not egg timers, it trips when you hit the test step and the value has been exceeded.
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