Installation and Administration Guide
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July 2004
Configuring Symposium Web Center Portal for e-mail and telephony integration
The Maximum Queued Duration Time Out period used by the DTH Service is
configured using the Maximum Queued Duration setting in the DTH &
Transaction Monitor Configurator. You can configure the Maximum Queued
Duration to be controlled by either the DTH Service or the Symposium Call
Center Server scripts.
DTH-controlled Maximum Queued Duration Time Out
If a call associated with a transaction is queued to Symposium Call Center
Server and the Maximum Queued Duration expires, the following events occur:
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The DTH Service drops the TAPI call associated with the transaction.
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The Transaction Monitor service changes the status of the transaction from
Queued to New or Closed (depending on your settings in the DTH &
Transaction Monitor Configurator).
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The TAPI call associated with the dropped transaction is pegged in the
Symposium Call Center Server statistics (under the Symposium Web
Center Portal application) as an abandoned call.
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If the status of the dropped transaction is changed to New, the DTH Service
may re-acquire the transaction and re-queue it to Symposium Call Center
Server.
Note:
In the Symposium Express Call Center environment, the DTH must
control the Maximum Queued Duration Time Out, as a Symposium Express Call
Center administrator cannot edit the scripts.
Scripts-controlled Maximum Queued Duration Time Out
If the scripts handle the Maximum Queued Duration Time Out in the
Symposium Call Center Server environment, the Symposium Call Center Server
administrator must read the Maximum Queued Duration from Symposium Web
Center Portal and incorporate this value into the timers within the Symposium
Web Center Portal specific scripts. You can use the AGE OF CALL intrinsic and
the call command DISCONNECT to configure the Maximum Queued Duration
in the Symposium Call Center Server scripts.
Example
IF (Age of Call > 1200) THEN
DISCONNECT
END IF
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