Agent Scorecard
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File name: Specific Agent.rdl
Introduction
This report displays all useful information of one Agent. In this view that displays what an Agent was doing. The report contains the following items:
Conversations
The Conversations item displays all the number of Direct, Inbound or Outbound Calls and Chats the Agent has participated in. It is possible to zoom in the Call or Chat details by clicking on the number.
Item |
Description |
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Dialogue + Modality |
Show what kind of dialogue and which modality. |
Conversations |
The Conversations item displays all the accepted Conversations per Agent. To display the Conversation in detail, you can click on the number. By expanding the row, the different dialogue types are displayed. |
Hunts / Accepts |
The Hunted / Accepted item displays the number of times the Agent is hunted and the number of times the Agent has accepted. Also the acceptance rate is displayed, this is calculated by Accepted divided by Hunts. Note: Outbound calls won't be counted in the Hunted / Accepted.
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AVG Hunt Time |
Average time of a hunt. Time the UCC A Unified Contact Center, or UCC, is a queue of interactions (voice, email, IM, etc.) that are handled by Agents. Each UCC has its own settings, IVR menus and Agents. Agents can belong to one or several UCCs and can have multiple skills (competencies). A UCC can be visualized as a contact center “micro service”. Customers can utilize one UCC (e.g. a global helpdesk), a few UCC’s (e.g. for each department or regional office) or hundreds of UCC’s (e.g. for each bed at a hospital). They are interconnected and can all be managed from one central location. was contacting the Agent. Note: Only dialogue where the agent was called.
Note: This is between [Hunting] and [HuntSuccessful]/[HuntFailed]. Multiple hunts per dialogue will be summarized.
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AVG Initial Talk Time |
Average talk time of that Agent. (Not including transfers). Time the agent was talking to a customer. Note: This is between [AcceptedTime] and [TransferTime]/[Endtime]
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Average Discharge Time |
Average Discharge time of the Agent. Time spent wrapping up the conversation. Note: This is between [DischargeStart] and [DischargeComplete]
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AVG Handle Time |
The Average Handle Time displays the average second of time a Conversations was connected to an first Agent and the Discharge Duration of the Agent. (without transfer) Note: This is Initial Talk Time + Discharge duration.
Note: This is between [AcceptedTime] and [Discharge Completed]
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AVG Hold Time |
Average time the customer has been put on hold. Note: EnableMusicOnHold setting must be true.
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SL Queue 1 |
Show the number of accepted conversations with hunttime within (SL_QUEUE1) seconds. (Default 20 sec) |
SL Queue 2 |
Show the number of accepted conversations with hunttime between (SL_QUEUE1) and (SL_QUEUE2) seconds. (Default 120 sec) |
SL Queue 3 |
Show the number of accepted conversations with hunttime longer than (SL_QUEUE2) seconds. |
SLA Hunt |
Percentage of SL Queue 1 field divided by Hunts |
Transfers |
The Transfer item displays the number of successful transfers the Agent has started. The percentage is Transfers dived by Accepted Conversations. |
QM |
The average score the customer gave the Agent in the Quality Monitoring. Next to it is the number of QM the Agent has had. |
Agent Status
The “Agent Status per Day” item is a visual representation of the statuses of the Agent of a set days.
Agent Status overview
The “Agent Status Overview” chart displays an overview of the statuses of that Agent of a set days.
Agent Callers
The “Agent Caller” item displays the all Callers that the Agent has been connected to, with all the other relevant information.
Item |
Description |
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Skill |
Skill Shows the information per Skill the Agent was hunted for. It is possible to zoom in on a Skill by clicking on the name. Tip: This does not have to be the chosen Skill, in case of Skill Change.
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Caller (Expand Skill) |
The Caller item displays the SIP The Session Initiation Protocol, or SIP, is a protocol for multimedia communication (audio, video and data communication). SIP is also used for Voice over IP (VoIP). SIP has interactions with other Internet protocols such as HTTP and SMTP. address of the Callers the Agent has connected to. It is possible to zoom in on a Caller by clicking on the name. |
Conversations |
The Conversations item displays all the accepted Conversations per Agent. To display the Conversation in detail, you can click on the number. By expanding the row, the different dialogue types are displayed. |
Accepted |
Accepted can be:
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Forwarded |
Forwarded can be:
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Missed |
Missed can be:
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NoContact |
NoContact can be:
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QuickDrop |
QuickDrop can be:
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Voicemail |
Voicemail can be:
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Average Hunt Time |
Average time of a hunt. Time the UCC was contacting the Agent. Note: Only dialogue where the agent was called.
Note: This is between [Hunting] and [HuntSuccessful]/[HuntFailed]. Multiple hunts per dialogue will be summarized.
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Average Initial Talk Time |
Average talk time of that Agent. (Not including transfers). Time the agent was talking to a customer. Note: This is between [AcceptedTime] and [TransferTime]/[Endtime]
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Average Hold Time |
Average time the customer has been put on hold. Note: EnableMusicOnHold setting must be true.
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Transfers |
The Transfer item displays the number of successful transfers the Agent has started. The percentage is Transfers dived by Accepted Conversations. |
Hunted / Accepted |
The Hunted / Accepted item displays the number of times the Agent is hunted and the number of times the Agent has accepted. Also the acceptance rate is displayed, this is calculated by Accepted divided by Hunts. Note: Outbound calls won't be counted in the Hunted / Accepted.
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QM |
The average score the customer gave the Agent in the Quality Monitoring. Next to it is the number of QM the Agent has had. |
Parameters
With parameters it is possible to filter the record. Below are the parameters available for this Report:
Parameter |
Description |
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Language |
Select the language for the reports. More languages can be installed in the Language.rdl report. |
UCC |
Filter on UCC. Select UCC through a check box. |
Agent |
Display the records of selected Agent. (Single-line) Tip: You can use % as a wildcard.
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Starttime |
Display all records on and after this date. |
Endtime |
Display all record before this date. |
Service Level QuickDrop |
Changes the threshold for the Quick Drops. Default: 5 seconds |
Service Level Queuetime 1 (Seconds) |
Changes the threshold for the SL Queue 1 row. Default: 20 seconds |
Service Level Queuetime 2 (Seconds) |
Changes the threshold for the SL Queue 2 and 3 row. Default: 120 seconds |
Service Level Total |
Select the types of the dialogues for the Service Level Total
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Dialogue |
Filter on the Dialogue Type
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Type |
Filter on the Conversation Type:
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Modality |
Filter on the Modality Type:
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StatusDays |
Filter on the number of days to show. Default: 7. |
Status Hour Start |
Change the starting hour of the status graph. Default: 0. |
Status Hour End |
Change the ending hour of the status graph. Default: 24. |
Businesshours |
Filter dialogue on Businesshours:
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ExpandGroup |
Open all closed groups in one click. Useful for report exports. |
Summarize by |
Toggle the time (queuetime, talk time, etc) values between Average or Maximum. |