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1. Description

Here you can enter general information about the Queue.

Consists of fields (Fig.1):

  1. Name;
  2. Calendar;
  3. Stop list;
  4. Priority;
  5. Strategy;
  6. Grantee

Fig. 1. General tab

1.1. Name

The name of the Queue is entered here. The name must be unique.

1.2. Calendar

Here you can choose which Calendar the Queue runs on.

When you click on the Calendar field, a drop-down list opens from which a choice is made. You can use the Calendar field to search if the required Calendar is not shown.

How to create a new Calendar can be found here.

1.3.

Here you select a list of Members who will be automatically rejected - the blocklist. 

When you click on the Stop list field, a drop-down list opens from which a choice is made. If the required list is not displayed, use the Stop list field to search.

How to create a new call list can be found here.

1.4. Priority

Determines which Queue to serve first. The higher the number, the higher the priority.

1.5.

The strategy of getting the Member into the Queue. This only applies to outbound Queues (Dialers) but does not affect inbound Queues and chats. There are the following strategies:

  • FIFO (First In First Out) - those Members who are in the Queue the longest are connected to the agent. When re-entering the Queue, the Member takes a position, taking into account the time of the repeated call;
  • LIFO (Last In First Out) - those Members who have just entered the Queue are connected to the agent (least time in Queue). When re-entering the Queue, the Member takes a position, taking into account the time of the repeated call;
  • Strict FIFO (First In First Out) - first, there will be one attempt to connect all Members from the Queue with the agent, after which repeated attempts will be made. Those Members in the Queue for the longest time are connected to the Agent during repeated attempts. When re-entering the Queue, the Member takes the last position.

1.6. Flow schema

Here you can select which Flow schema will be processed when connecting to the Subscriber (conversation).

When you click on the Flow schema field, a drop-down list opens from which the Flow schema is selected. Use the Flow schema field as a search field if the required flow is not in the drop-down list.

How to create a new Flow schema can be found here.

1.7.

Here you select which Flow schema will be processed before dialing starts. For example, bringing the Subscriber's number into a single format, or checking the need to call this Subscriber.

When you click on the Pre-executive schema field, a drop-down list opens from which the Flow is selected. If the required flow is not in the drop-down list, use the Pre-executive schema field as a search field.

How to create a new Flow schema can be found here.

In the Pre-executive schema and After-executive schema fields, only Service type Flow schemes are available.

1.8. 

Here you select which Flow schema will be processed after the end of the conversation. 

For example, to analyze the dialing code:
- the Subscriber did not accept the call:
- the Subscriber dropped the call; 
- the Subscriber was busy.
 Depending on the code, we can set different logic - call back after a specific time:

  • The Subscriber is busy - call back in 5 minutes;
  • The subscriber did not accept the call - call back in 30 minutes, etc.

When you click on the After-executive schema field, a drop-down list opens from which the Flow is selected. If the required Flow is not in the drop-down list, use the After-executive schema field as a search field.

How to create a new Flow schema can be found here.

1.9. Grantee

Calls from this Queue will automatically inherit the rights of this Role.

When you click on the Grantee field, a drop-down list opens from which the Role is selected. If the required Role is not in the drop-down list, you can use the field as a search field.

How to create a new Role can be found here.

1.10. Description

The field for entering a description of the Queue.

2.  Opportunities

2.1. Change the Queue Name/Priority/Description

Goal

 Change the Queue Name/Priority/Description 

Preconditions
  1. Access to the Admin application;
  2. Access to the Queues section in the Admin application;
  3. Permission to select and delete in the Queues section;
  4. The presence of at least one Queue.

Steps


  1. Click on the field you want to change.
  2. Make the necessary changes (the number can be set using the buttons)
  3. Click the Save button

Result

Data saved.

2.2. Change the Queue Calendar/Stop list
/Strategy/Flow schema/Pre-executive schema/After-executive schema/Grantee

Goal

Change the Queue Calendar/Calendar/Stop list
/Strategy/Flow schema/Pre-executive schema/After-executive schema/Grantee

Preconditions
  1. Access to the Admin application;
  2. Access to the Queues section in the Admin application;
  3. Permission to select and delete in the Queues section;
  4. The presence of at least one Queue.

Steps


  1. Click on the field you want to change. A drop-down list opens.
  2. Select the required option from the drop-down list.
  3. Click the Save button

Result

Data saved.

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