Creating Precision Queues
To create a precision queue:
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In Resource Manager, in the Folder Tree panel, select the folder where you want to create the precision queue.
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In the Folder Tree panel, click Resource, and then click Precision Queue.
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Enter a unique name for the precision queue.
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Complete the remaining fields as described in the Precision Queue Fields section.
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Click Save to create the precision queue.
In addition to creating precision queues one at a time, you can also bulk load precision queue records previously output to a CSV (comma separated values) file. For more information see About Bulk Upload.
Precision Queue Fields
This table shows the tabs and fields available for precision queues.
Field |
Description |
Entry |
Default |
Required |
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Details Tab |
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Name |
A unique name for the precision queue. Note: This may not be the same as the name by which the item is known on the remote equipment (Enterprise Name on the Advanced tab). Changing this name will not change the enterprise name or the name on the remote equipment. Changes to the name on the remote equipment will be reflected in the enterprise name, but under some circumstances, may not change the name shown here. |
Unique. Up to 50 characters, letters, numbers, periods, and underscore characters only. Must begin with letter or number. |
Null |
Yes |
Description |
A description of the precision queue. |
Up to 255 characters. |
Null |
No |
Path |
Only shown when resource is first created. The location in the folder tree where the resource is to be created. |
Click on the drop-down arrow to show the folder tree, then select the required location. |
Current location in folder tree |
Yes |
Agent Order |
The agent to allocate to a call if more than one agent satisfies the criteria in the precision queue. |
Select from list. Values are:
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Longest Available Agent |
No |
Service Level Type |
Optionally, use to indicate how to handle abandoned calls in service level calculations. |
Select from:
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Ignore Abandoned Calls |
No |
Service Level Threshold |
The service level threshold, in seconds, for allocating the call to a suitable agent using the rules in the precision queue. |
0 to 2147483647. |
Null |
No |
Auto Sync Enabled |
Select to enable auto-attributes for this precision queue. See About Auto-Attributes. |
Checkbox |
Null |
No |
Analytic Type |
Only shown if Auto Sync Enabled is selected. Indicates the analysis type to be used for calculating the auto-attribute values to be associated with agents who service this queue. |
Currently the only supported option is for:
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Unique and Effective |
Yes, if Auto Sync Enabled is selected |
Schedule Type |
Only shown if Auto Sync Enabled is selected. Determines how regularly eGain Analytics Service Management automatically updates auto-attribute values for each agent. |
Select from:
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Daily |
Yes, if Auto Sync Enabled is selected |
Steps Tab |
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Add Step |
Button to add a new precision step to the precision queue. A step consists of one or more conditional expressions. |
Click to add another step to the list of steps. You can also change the order of steps by clicking on a step name and dragging the step to a new position in the list. Note: If you rearrange the steps, the steps in the sequence are renumbered starting with Step 1. |
Null |
Yes |
Wait Time |
The time in seconds to wait before moving on to the next step if the criteria in this step cannot be satisfied. |
0 to 2147483647. Note: Not applicable to last step in sequence. Note: If the steps are reordered as above, and the last step changes, the wait time is removed from the new last step, and the old last step is given a wait time of 0. |
0 (Not applicable to last step) |
Yes, if precision queue has more than one step. |
Step <n> |
The name and definition of the nth step in the list. |
The definition shows the details of the step and the number of agents that currently meet the criteria for that step. A warning is shown if fewer agents meet the criteria for a step than met the criteria for the previous step. Click on the name of a step to display a dialog box to edit the conditional expressions in that step. When you have finished editing the expressions in that step, click OK to save the step. |
Null |
Yes |
Steps Tab > Add Step |
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Consider If |
Criteria that determines whether the step is executed |
Optionally, enter a scripting condition that will be evaluated to determine whether this step is considered for the call. If the condition is present but not satisfied by the call, the call passes to the next step in the precision queue. The scripting condition is validated by the remote equipment. Only the following scripting objects are valid in a Consider If expression:
For more information about Consider If expressions, see the Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Features Guide. |
Null |
No |
Add Expression |
Button to add a new expression to the precision step. An expression consists of one or more attribute comparisons. |
Create an expression containing one or more attribute comparisons. The first attribute comparison is ready to complete. Click Add Attribute to optionally add more attribute comparisons. For each attribute comparison, complete the fields as described for Add Attribute. For each expression except the first, also click on the drop-down beside the expression number to choose how this expression contributes to the results of the step:
Click X to remove the expression from the step. |
Null |
Yes |
Add Attribute |
Button to add a new attribute comparison to the expression. An attribute comparison consists of an attribute, a comparison type and a comparison value. |
Click to add a new attribute comparison as follows:
== : equal to this value != : not equal to this value < : less than this value <= : less than or equal to this value > : greater than this value >= : greater than or equal to this value
Note: The last four comparison types above are only valid for proficiency attribute types. For each attribute in the expression except the first, also click on the drop-down to the left of the attribute to choose how this attribute comparison contributes to the results of the expression:
Click X to remove the attribute comparison from the expression. |
Null |
Yes |
Advanced Tab |
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Enterprise Name |
The name used to identify the item on the remote equipment. Leave blank to auto-generate a unique name. Note. If the item is created by importing from the remote equipment, this name will match the eGain Analytics name (Name on the Details tab). Changes to the name on the remote equipment will be reflected here, but under some circumstances, will not affect the eGain Analytics name. |
Unique. Up to 32 characters, alphanumeric, period, and underscore characters only. Must begin with alphanumeric. |
Autogenerated |
Yes |
Department |
(Only shown for organizations that are not small contact center organizations, and are associated with Unified CCE instances running Unified CCE version 10.5 or later). The department that this resource is associated with. |
Select from the drop-down list of available departments. |
None |
No |
Bucket Interval |
The count of Answered or Abandoned calls that are used as intervals for the Call Type. |
Select from list of available bucket intervals. |
System Default |
No |
Active From Date |
The date from which the precision queue should be active in the system. |
Select date from calendar. |
Current date |
Yes |
Active To Date |
The date after which the precision queue should be deleted from the system. |
Either leave Forever checked, or uncheck Forever and select date from calendar. |
Forever |
No |
Custom Data Tab |
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Key |
The key for this custom data item. |
Unique. Up to 50 characters, alphanumeric, period, and underscore characters only. Must begin with alphanumeric. If this resource type has default keys defined in a custom data template, there will be a an initial entry for each default key. |
Either an entry for each default key, or null if no default keys. |
No |
Value |
The value to associate with this key. |
Up to 500 characters. To add a new custom data key-value pair, complete both fields, and click Add. You can have a maximum of ten custom data key-value pairs. To edit an existing key-value pair, rest the mouse briefly on the entry, select the edit icon ( ) and make your changes. Then select the tick to confirm the change, or the cross to undo the change. To delete an existing key-value pair, rest the mouse briefly on the entry, select the delete icon ( ), then click OK to confirm the deletion. Note: For predefined default keys you cannot delete the entry or edit the key field. You can only edit the value field. |
Null |
No, for predefined default keys. Yes if new key is being defined. |
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