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10 Reports Menu Options
The Reports menu gives queue supervisors and the administrator access to a
number of different types of call queue reports. The reports fall into four basic
categories, which are the initial menu items displayed:
Calls. . . Call reports can be any of three sub-reports: Incoming Calls, Call
Duration, and Lost Calls.
Caller ID. . . This report lets you search for calls from a specific phone number
during a specified period of time.
Agents. . . Agent reports can cover the activities of a specific agent, or they can
cover general activities for all agents of the queue.
Call List. . . Call List reports can cover specific agents, all agents, or dropped
calls.
Print. . . Used to print CallQ Agent reports.
Print Preview. . . Used to preview CallQ Agent reports before printing.
Save Detail Data Saves the details of the report in an ASCII coma delimited
text format (as a csv file).
Save Graph Data Saves the details of the graph report in an ASCII coma
delimited text format (as a csv file).
In all cases, you specify the period of time that you want the report to cover.
You can use short-cuts for the time period, such as specifying “Today” or
“Yesterday,” for instance, or choose “Custom” and then enter manually the
exact starting and ending dates and times for the report.
Most reports also let you aggregate, or summarize, the data based on time
intervals. For example, if you request an Incoming Calls report by hour, then
the call data for each hour of the day will be summarized and displayed. If the
period of the report is yesterday and today, then the data shown for 10:00 will
be a sum of the call activity during the 10 o’clock hour yesterday plus that for
today. You can also summarize data by the day of the week, by the day of the
month, or by month.
Once you have run a report, you can use the Reports menu choice to Print the
report, or to save the report’s contents as a comma-delimited ASCII file. Some
reports have two sections, a data section and a graphical section. For instance,
the Lost Calls report includes a bar graph showing the number of calls that
hung up after a given amount of waiting time, in half-minute (30-second)