Agent Scripting Block Execution Delay in Performance Metrics

Looking for some advice on troubleshooting this discrepancy in agent productivity metrics related to the new Agent Scripting implementation. The Architect flow (ID: FL-SCRIPT-01) triggers a mandatory compliance script upon queue entry. While the script executes correctly in the UI, the Performance dashboard fails to register the ‘Script Completion’ event timestamp accurately. This results in a calculated handle time that is approximately 45 seconds shorter than the actual interaction duration, skewing our service level calculations for the CET morning shift.

The script relies on a standard ‘Play Prompt’ and ‘Wait for Input’ block sequence. The issue appears isolated to interactions routed through the specific BYOC Edge instance (v12.3.1) previously mentioned in other threads. Standard web-based agents show correct timing, suggesting a latency or event reporting gap between the Edge node and the Performance data pipeline.

  • Verified the Architect flow logic by reviewing the Conversation Detail View, confirming the script blocks execute sequentially without timeout errors.
  • Checked the Edge instance logs for any dropped telemetry packets during the script execution window, but found no critical errors or warnings.

Is there a known delay in how Performance aggregates scripting events from BYOC edges? We require precise handle time data for our Q3 efficiency reports.