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CentreVu® Advocate Release 8 User Guide
Administering Agent Selection
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Administering Agent Selection
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Agent Selection
Methods
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When more than one agent in a skill is available to receive an incoming
call,
DEFINITY ECS must select which of the available agents will handle
the call. There are four agent selection methods. The following table lists
the methods and describes the result of using each.
Uniform Call Distribution (UCD) treats all agents the same by distributing
calls evenly. Expert Agent Distribution (EAD) delivers calls to the
available agent with the highest skill level. Within each skill level, EAD
also distributes calls evenly.
Most Idle Agent (MIA) selects the available agent in a skill who has been
idle the longest since their last ACD call. Least Occupied Agent (LOA)
compares agents’ occupancy and selects the available agent with the
lowest occupancy.
*
Least Occupied Agent is most useful when you need
to balance the work load more evenly among agents.
If the agent selection method
for a skill is…
DEFINITY ECS will select…
Uniform Call Distribution-Most
Idle Agent (UCD-MIA)
The available agent who has been
idle the longest since their last ACD
call.
Uniform Call Distribution-Least
Occupied Agent (UCD-LOA)
The available agent with the lowest
percentage of work time since login.
Expert Agent Distribution-Most
Idle Agent (EAD-MIA)
The available agent with the highest
skill level who has been idle the
longest since their last ACD call
(compared to other available agents
with the same skill level).
Expert Agent Distribution-Least
Occupied Agent (EAD-LOA)
The available agent with the highest
skill level and the lowest percentage
of work time since login (compared
to other available agents with the
same skill level).
*Agent “occupancy” is the ratio of time an agent spends on ACD calls to the total time the agent is staffed on a skill.
“Time spent on ACD calls” is an agent’s total time since login with one or more ACD calls ringing, active, or on hold in
any of their assigned skills. Staffed time does not include time in AUX work. If the ACW Agents Considered Idle
option on the Feature-Related System Parameters form is not set, total After-Call Work (ACW) time is also counted in
calculating agent occupancy. “Occupancy” is thus a percentage that represents an agent’s work load.
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