Hi all,
I have a question
Is there a way that we can route a high priority call which arrives into Queue later first to agent than a low priority call that arrives much earlier (like may be 2 ro 3 mins earlier)
Thanks
Hi all,
I have a question
Is there a way that we can route a high priority call which arrives into Queue later first to agent than a low priority call that arrives much earlier (like may be 2 ro 3 mins earlier)
Thanks
You can manipulate each call priority by priority function.
So set priority higher for the calls you want to get answered first.
Hi,
There are several ways but the easier one would be using IRD function “Priority”. That function allows you to assign priority to every call and that priority is taken into account by URS when queuing calls. Please check “Universal Routing 7.6 Server Reference Manual” for more details.
If you are interested into more “sophisticated priority” routing then I would recommend you to read “Universal Routing 7.6 Routing Application Configuration Guide”.
R.
as of now we are using priority function
** my understanding was priority works only if 2 calls come at the same time then the call with highest priority would answered first. Also, the call which came first would be answered first even it has low priority
Looks like once the calls lands in the Q, highest priority calls will be answered first irrespective of time they wait in Q
correct me if i am wrong
Thanks
You do need to be careful with the priority functions as you have the opportunity to “starve” calls. If you always have calls in queue, and always have a high priority call, the low priority calls will NEVER get answered, unless of course you continue to bump the priority.
THere are other priority-like functions such as service objective.
Agree with using the Priority function, however, combine it with an Increment function as Mike mentions above
Just to echo comments already made…
We have our routing set up as follows:
kishore, I think the concept you are referring to is the Priority Tuning - where the URS makes decisions based on the priority tuning algorithms (what if scenarios) .
yup! got what i need.
Thanks guys