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9 Call Menu Options
From the “Call” menu, you can click “Take Call. . . ” or “Print Call”. You can
also double click on the call itself to open the call settings dialog. This gives you
an advanced set of options when working with a queued call. When a call is
active, besides clicking on the call and choosing to take call, you can find out
more information about the call. Double clicking on a call will pop up a dialog
for the “Call Settings” similar to that shown in
Figure 25
. This dialog shows the
call’s unique Call ID, Caller ID associated with the call if available, the time the
call entered the call queue, the port the call is holding on, the status of the call,
the position in queue, who’s on the call if an agent is already handling it, and
what restrictions (skill requirements), if any, are applied to the call.
Figure 25: Call Settings Dialog Box
The Timeout field shows the accept/reject time in seconds to determine what to
do with the call if the call has just be assigned to the agent and the agent has
the “Call Rejection” privilege. With this dialog, you can choose to do the
following:
Close This button closes this dialog without taking any action.
Accept This button connects the caller to the agent.
Hold This button continues to keep the caller in the call queue, but a greeting
will be played to them specified in the queue settings in “Hold greeting”.
Voicemail Queue This button transfers the caller into voicemail for the queue
mailbox.
Voicemail Mailbox The caller hears the voicemail greeting assigned to the call
qeue, however, the message recorded is stored in the mailbox selected