Granular Time Scheduling for Call Queues and Business Hours (Non-15-Minute Intervals)
Current Behavior: Time-based routing and business hours are restricted to strict 15-minute intervals (e.g., :00, :15, :30, :45).
Requested Behavior: Allow administrators to input specific, granular minutes (e.g., 16:48) for call queue schedules, holiday routing, and advanced after-hours rules.
The Problem: The client operates on non-standard shift times, specifically requiring their after-hours call queue rules to trigger precisely at 16:48 CDT. Because the platform forces 15-minute increments, they are left with a gap where calls either route to daytime agents who have already clocked out, or force agents to manually log out of queues to avoid missed call penalties.
The Impact: This limitation disrupts operational workflows, impacts agent performance metrics (due to missed calls at the end of shifts), and creates a fractured customer experience during the transition to after-hours.
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