Hi
You can set the Supervisor workflows to alert if queue conditions are bad (i.e. someone in queue for x minutes). That is sometimes enough to allow the supervisor to get on with 'work' rather than 'supervising'.
The other method commony used for this is to have a wallboard; a big screen display of ready/not ready/abandandoned/longest in queue etc, usually with a 'flashing' mode should a threshold (i.e. <1 available agents) be hit.
Otherwise your options are a little limited.
I guess you could add a HTTP trigger to your script if you have premium licensing; this could just run the part of your script that checks agents and sends an email. You could then launch this from a CAD workflow triggered when somoone goes 'not ready' or 'logout' (these are available in 'Agent Managemetn Workflows' for CAD in Cisco Desktop Admin).
Regards
Aaron
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