11-12-2021 02:44 PM
We have an agent that is skills that can service two queues. We have a called in the queue1 for 25 minutes and queue2 for 50 minutes. With skills based routing, what is the determining factor as to which call AgentA will take when she logs in??
I think we have some form of misconfiguration in our system as the queue2 is only ever selected when there are no callers waiting in queue1 and an agent (who is skilled for queue2) is free. Any help appreciated.
11-12-2021 04:20 PM - edited 11-12-2021 04:48 PM
Hi,
By default the minimum competence is 5 and therefore all the agents no matter what skills have been assigned to them will use the minimum competence as 5. What is the minimum competence level of each queue?
The skills are correctly assigned to the agents?
As far as i know the agent will receive the call that its most skilled
Regards
Leonardo Santana
11-12-2021 09:23 PM
I understand the agent that is most skilled will be sent the call. That's not my question though. My question is when there are (2) queues that have a caller on each and an agent goes active and can service either of the queues. What's the true logic behind which call that agent receives? With a single queue / skills / etc, it's easy to understand. With multiple, there has to be some logic followed (ie, longest call in one of the two queues).
11-13-2021 07:45 AM
If the criteria for call selection is the same across the queues and the call priority is the same it should be a FIFO, First In First Out, criteria.
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