Ability for a table report for a queue to automatically include/exclude users
Ability to have a table report for a queue (or queues) that provides the list of call queue members (users) for the call queue and it changes the list of members dynamically if the call queue members are added/deleted. Currently if I have the Row ...
Dialer (PC) removal of records without deactivating an entire list
After I load a list the only way to make a correction is to deactivate the list and reload a new list. It would be nice to have a UI that can be used to remove a record, edit a record (change SCORE),etc....
Ability to see the calling credits that triggered CCP charges
Ability to see the calling credits that triggered CCP charges such as to which invoice/reference has been applied to, remaining credits after applying it to purchased mins.
If customer wants to call someone but see they are busy or dnd they would wait and try back if their status freed up. It would be better if they could be alerted for the state to change. Maybe tag the contact in some way so the system knows to ale...
Time off Request Annually- to be able to approve without regenerating the schedule and publishing
Time off Approval- being able to request and approve vacation time off yearly. Currently we are not able to approve future request off for employee vacation unless a forecast is generated. We are wanting to be able to approve future dated schedule...
It seems like the 'missed' calls are calculated from EVERYONE, rather than the selected users. We realized this because our formulas in google sheets doesn't equal 100% with the answered by the 13 users and missed.
Percentage should be based on active users not enabled users.
When looking at analytics, I want to see how many calls were taken/made by active user-not just enabled. I would also like to see it by department, (how many for Customer Service, how many by Logistics, etc).
We like to know how many times our team 'hits' the red button rather than let it ring to completion without answering it. 'Missed' calls doesn't speak for how many times the customer service rep ignores the call by hitting the red button