Task: administering exceptions
CentreVu CMS Administration
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An exception can be one of three types: peg count, agent timed, or
other timed exceptions.
Peg count exceptions
A peg count exception occurs when within the current interval, the
number of occurrences of an ACD activity exceeds an occurrence
threshold defined for your call center. (This occurrence threshold is not
the same as the threshold defined for
CentreVu
CMS R3V5.)
The current interval is a set number of minutes. This means that
CentreVu
CMS starts collecting ACD event occurrences at the
beginning of the interval and continues collecting ACD event
occurrences until the end of the interval. The current interval can be 15,
30, or 60 minutes.
Exception conditions apply to ACD events that occur within the current
interval defined for your call center. When the current interval changes,
all ACD event occurrences are cleared, and
CentreVu
CMS begins to
count event occurrences again starting from zero. Therefore, make sure
your exception conditions realistically reflect what will trigger an
exception within your current interval.
Agent timed exceptions
Agent timed exceptions are tracked from the time the agent logs in until
the agent logs out. These exceptions can occur many times during the
login period and within an interval. The exception count is cleared
when the agent leaves the state that triggered the exception.
For example, an agent timed exception may be triggered whenever an
agent spends more than five minutes in AUX work. When an agent
spends longer than five minutes in AUX work, an exception is
triggered for that agent. When the agent changes to another state, such
as (available) AVAIL, the exception is reset so it can occur again when
the agent reenters AUX work.
Other timed exceptions
Other timed exceptions are triggered when the number of ACD activity
occurrences exceeds a boundary at which the duration of each
occurrence is either less than a minimum time limit or greater than a
maximum time limit.
For example, you may set the time limit at 20 seconds for any call to
wait in queue before being answered. You may then define an
occurrence boundary of three for the acceptable number of calls that
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