09-07-2011 06:25 AM - edited 03-19-2019 03:33 AM
Is there a registry setting to change the ring no answer duration for a CUEAC operator when calls are set for forced delivery?
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09-07-2011 06:48 AM
Hi,
Are you refering to the policy where the system pushes the call to an operator for 10 seconds, pulls the call back, then pushes it back out to either another avilable operator or the same operator? If so then there is no way to adjust this setting.
If you are refering to the ring no answer setting that will forward the inbound caller to the overflow number then yes, this is adjusted in the queue settings in the administration page.
If I'm miss-undersstanding the question please clarify.
Regards,
Jason
09-07-2011 06:48 AM
Hi,
Are you refering to the policy where the system pushes the call to an operator for 10 seconds, pulls the call back, then pushes it back out to either another avilable operator or the same operator? If so then there is no way to adjust this setting.
If you are refering to the ring no answer setting that will forward the inbound caller to the overflow number then yes, this is adjusted in the queue settings in the administration page.
If I'm miss-undersstanding the question please clarify.
Regards,
Jason
09-07-2011 06:54 AM
Hi Jason,
Yes, I am referring to the policy where the system pushes the call to an operator for 10 seconds, pulls the call back, then pushes it back out to either another avilable operator or the same operator.
The operators were asking as the number of rings was to short if they were busy helping someone. They will have to adjust their process accordingly.
Thank you,
Jeff
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