How do I see Outbound "No ringback tone" in CCPulse?

General Discussion
1

Many outbound / CPD statuses are available in CCP (eg SIT Intercept), but not “No Ringback” is there a way to see this in CCP?

DaveG

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Interestingly the 7.2 documetation for this error still states ‘For future use’ yet it has been being used since pre 6.5 from what I remember!

I am thinking that you could create a filter in statserver based on KVP Key: GSW_CALL_RESULT Value: 37, then report on this in CCPulse.

Mark

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Thanks, useful suggestion. I’ll get it tested.

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It turns out there is a stat available:
[CampNoRingBack]
Category=TotalNumber
MainMask=DialNoRingBack
Objects=CallingList, Campaign, CampaignCallingList
Subject=CampaignAction

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Interesting, we dont have that stats as standard. I will make sure it is added for when we roll out Outbound!

Good find :]

6

Can anyone give a newbie guide as to how this can be added to the stat server?

I know this is a stat type that needs creating, but am unsure what the process is. I believe the Data Modelling Assistant requires CCA Templates created for historical association as well.

And For your information to count transfer errors you can use the following:

[CampTransferError]
Category=TotalNumber
MainMask=DialTransferError
Objects=CallingList, Campaign, CampaignCallingList
Subject=CampaignAction

Thanks,

Wasim

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Please do not flame me if I did not understand your question, but the way you add the stats to statserver is:

  1. in Configuration Server click on your StatServer
  2. Go to Options
  3. you will see a myriad of things in there
  4. click on white little icon that means new
  5. set it to CampTransferError and press OK
  6. you should be back to the options with a lot of keywords in it
  7. find CampTransferError and click on it
  8. you should go inside it and have no options inside
    9 click on new and add Category for name and TotalNumber for value
    repeat the same for the rest.

Of course, there is a MUCH easier way -

after you open StatServer and go to Options, there is a little icon that allows you to EXPORT the options - click on it and save it (beware of different types of files you can save it as - some of them are binary - you want the one you can open with Notepad… I think it was .cfg)

Open the file you exported with Notepad and copy-paste your new statistic AS-IS to the end of the file and save

Go back to StatServer->Options and then click on the icon that allows you to Import a file. Select the file you just modified and voila! You should have it in.

You might need to restart StatServer to get stats working and then reconnect DMA… Thats it :slight_smile:

Vic

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