05-30-2013 02:16 PM - edited 03-14-2019 11:48 AM
I am trying to figure how to track and what report to pull that will show me say how many times a when the script is called that a say option 1 was pushed and they were transfered out either to a queue or to another phone number? I have some users requesting this data.
Thank you!
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05-30-2013 02:46 PM
Hi David
The cheap and cheerful way is to do this:
1) In your script, when a user selects an option, use a 'Set Enterprise Data' step to set either one of custom variable 1-10, caller entered digits, or account number (entered digits or a custom var would make most sense) to a value that indicates the choice that was made. For example, write the string 'Option 1' if one is pressed, or 'Technical Support' if 2 is pressed and the option is 'technical support'
2) Run the Historical Reports Client and generate a 'Call Custom Variables' report. That can then be exported to Excel and filtered or pivot-tabled to find the counts of each option.
Regards
Aaron
05-30-2013 02:46 PM
Hi David
The cheap and cheerful way is to do this:
1) In your script, when a user selects an option, use a 'Set Enterprise Data' step to set either one of custom variable 1-10, caller entered digits, or account number (entered digits or a custom var would make most sense) to a value that indicates the choice that was made. For example, write the string 'Option 1' if one is pressed, or 'Technical Support' if 2 is pressed and the option is 'technical support'
2) Run the Historical Reports Client and generate a 'Call Custom Variables' report. That can then be exported to Excel and filtered or pivot-tabled to find the counts of each option.
Regards
Aaron
05-31-2013 09:13 AM
Thank you for your help!! I believe this will give them what they want. I actually have a couple of scripts I was using that in already to give caller presentation in the Agent. So I ran that report against those and it works great. So I will just have to edit the other ones in question and then show them how to run reports.
06-02-2013 11:47 PM
Sounds like a plan...
Regards
Aaron
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