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CentreVu® Advocate Release 8 User Guide
Call and Agent Selection
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these criteria is selected for an agent. Service Objective is used when
different acceptable service levels are set for different types of incoming
calls, based on skill.
For example, if a skill’s top priority call has a predicted wait time of 30
seconds and an administered threshold of 20 seconds, that skill is at 150
percent of its threshold. If another skill has a predicted wait time of 100
seconds and an administered threshold of 100 seconds, then that skill is
at 100 percent of its threshold. A call will be selected from the first skill.
Predicted Wait
Time
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Predicted Wait Time is a call selection method that uses the total time a
call will wait in queue if it is not handled by an agent, as a selection
criteria. Predicted Wait Time will then select the skill whose call will be
waiting the longest overall.
Understanding
Agent Selection
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Agent selection is the selection of an agent when a call arrives for a skill
and that skill is in an agent surplus condition. With EAS, you can assign
agents up to 20 skills with 16 skill levels each. Through
CentreVu
Advocate, agents can also be assigned reserve skills with levels of 1 or 2.
An agent is only activated on the reserve skills when those skills enter an
overload state.
In a situation where there are no calls queued and agents are idle, agents
can be selected for skill calls in one of the two following ways:
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Uniform Call Distribution (UCD): With UCD, the most idle agent or
least occupied agent is selected for the skill. The two UCD types
are:
— Uniform Call Distribution-Most Idle Agent (UCD-MIA)
— Uniform Call Distribution-Least Occupied Agent (UCD-LOA).
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Expert Agent Distribution (EAD): With EAD, the most idle agent or
the least occupied agent with the highest skill level is selected for
the call. Agents who are idle and have the skill assigned at lower
skill levels will receive a call only if there are no agents with higher
skill levels available. The two EAD types are:
— Expert Agent Distribution-Most Idle Agent (EAD-MIA)
— Expert Agent Distribution-Least Occupied Agent (EAD-LOA).
Least Occupied
Agent
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Least Occupied Agent is an agent selection method that uses agent
occupancy within a skill, rather than position in an idle agent queue to
determine which agent to select when a call arrives and one or more
agents are available. Agent selection through Least Occupied Agent is
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