11-08-2010 07:02 AM - edited 03-14-2019 06:50 AM
We currently have a single CSQ with agents assigned to it with no priority queueing. I`ve been asked to create a second queue for priority callers via a separate DDI number. From reading up it seems that if I set the Priority before Select Resource, the priority is set across all CSQ`s is this correct or does it only effect the CSQ you Select Resource?
My iinitial dea is to create a second script with a new CSQ called "XPriority Callers" in UCCX and assign the same agents to it then set the priority of the call to say 5 and select this resource in the new script
Question I will create a second script, If the same agents are in the two different Q`s does the priority Queueing work or should I have a single CSQ with both scripts using the same CSQ will the priority now work? or a single script which both DDI`s access?
Also what is the default Priority level if none is set ? 0, 5 etc ?
Will the proirity queueing work if the call calls from diferent scripts to the same Resource or does it haev to offered via the single Script
thanks
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11-08-2010 08:02 AM
Priority is assigned to the contact across any and all CSQs he/she may be in. While it will work, there is no advantage to creating a separate CSQ for higher priority contacts. I suggest just using the Get Trigger Info or Get Call Contact Info steps to determine which trigger the caller arrived on and increasing the priority if needed. The default priority is one (1) for all contacts.
11-08-2010 08:25 AM
It doesn't negatively impact reporting. If you have a specific report you are referring to we can address it. For the most part only those that show the individual triggers (application-related) or the contact priorities would show any difference.
11-08-2010 08:02 AM
Priority is assigned to the contact across any and all CSQs he/she may be in. While it will work, there is no advantage to creating a separate CSQ for higher priority contacts. I suggest just using the Get Trigger Info or Get Call Contact Info steps to determine which trigger the caller arrived on and increasing the priority if needed. The default priority is one (1) for all contacts.
11-08-2010 08:21 AM
Thanks,
What about from a reporting point of view, does it happen and does it effect the reporting?
11-08-2010 08:25 AM
It doesn't negatively impact reporting. If you have a specific report you are referring to we can address it. For the most part only those that show the individual triggers (application-related) or the contact priorities would show any difference.
11-10-2010 02:59 AM
Hi Jon
thanks for you input, I got the priority queuing working
04-03-2011 10:11 PM
I know it's a few months later but can you please post how you got it working?
If possible - please attach a copy of the script (personal/confidential info removed of course) and an explanation of what you did?
Cheers,
Brett
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