AltiGen comm MAXCS 88 MaxAgent Manual
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MaxAgent Manual 55 Information includes: the workgroup number, the workgroup name, whether you are logged in or logged out, the number of calls in queue, the calls in queue greater than the service level, the longest queue time, new voice mails, the number of agents logged in to each group, total agents busy, total agents not available, and % of calls that exceed threshold. Viewing Your Workgroup Performance Click the Performance tab to view statistics on your workgroup calls and direct calls. The...
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56MaxAgent Manual Much of the data reported here is also reported in the Supervisor’s view of group statistics and is further discussed in “Viewing Group Statistics” in the MaxSupervisor Manual. Click the Export button to export the statistics as a .csv (comma- separated values) file. Click the Print button to print the statistics. Viewing Queues Click the WG Queue tab to view the calls in queue for the monitored workgroups. You can export the data to a .csv file (click the Export button), and you...
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MaxAgent Manual 57 •Caller ID, Caller Name (if available), DNIS — For Callback calls, the Caller ID and the Caller Name entries are for the current call, not the original call. For Callback calls, the DNIS entry is for the original call. •Priority — The priority level assigned to the call. For Callback calls, the priority is carried forward from the original call, then is escalated or de-escalated based upon the target workgroup’s rules. •SKLR — Skill level required. For Callback calls, the SKLR is...
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58MaxAgent Manual Using ActiveX Control with Third Party Applications The MaxAgent ActiveX Control Object is an ActiveX Object. It works with MaxAgent by getting call-related information from MaxAgent, which acts as a server. Based on the call information, MaxAgent will implement corresponding actions, such as popping up corresponding customer information and logging Caller ID into a database. For more information on using ActiveX with MaxAgent, refer to the “MaxAgent ActiveX Programmer’s Guide.”...
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MaxAgent Manual 59 CHAPTER 5 Configuring MaxAgent Using the MaxAgent Configuration window, you can configure the following behaviors and options: •General Info — password, default trunk access, and other general settings. •Call Handling — forwarding, busy call, and no-answer call handling; call waiting; number of rings before forwarding; automatic answering. •One Number Access (ONA) — forwarding of specific incoming calls. •Message Notification — how and when you want to be notified about incoming...
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60MaxAgent Manual You can configure these general settings: •Default Trunk Access — The trunk access codes are defined by the system administrator. When you get an incoming call over multiple trunks and cannot issue a return call, the system will automatically select the default trunk access code to place your call. •Enable Smart Tag — If you check this option, two things happen: •In Internet Explorer, a dotted underline will appear under telephone numbers. You can click the number to make the...
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MaxAgent Manual 61 The Microsoft programs in which you want to use this option must be open when you set the option. After checking Enable Smart Tags, you need to close and reopen Internet Explorer and the Microsoft Office programs. Then you must configure your Microsoft Office programs to display the Max Smart Tag, as follows. Configuring Microsoft Office Programs To Display the Max Smart Tag 1. In each Microsoft Office program in which you want to use this feature, select Tools > AutoCorrect...
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62MaxAgent Manual To enable or disable the MaxIESmartTag, select it and click the Enable or Disable button at the bottom of this dialog box (not shown in figure). Select-n-Dial Select-n-Dial lets you select a phone number from any window, for example, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word, Excel, Notepad, and so on, and then press the keys you define here to dial that number. To set up this option, 1. Check the Select-n-Dial check box. 2. Select a combination of keys as your shortcut: Select one key...
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MaxAgent Manual 63 Enable Auto Dial If you check this box, any phone number you dial using a Smart Tag or the Select-n-Dial method is dialed automatically. The phone number appears in the Number column and the state column displays Ringing. If this box is not checked, then a phone number selected by the Smart Tag method or the Select-n-Dial method is displayed in the MaxAgent dialer, and you need to click the Connect button to make the call. Release Link Tie (IP Trunk) When checked, clicking the...
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64MaxAgent Manual Workgroup Key Status Refresh Interval When MaxAgent is shrunk to a strip at the top or bottom of the screen, the number of calls in queue and longest queue time are shown, along with the name and number of the workgroup with which they are affiliated. Specify here how often you want this data refreshed. Use Polycom Phone to Make or Answer Calls You can configure MaxAgent to use your Polycom phone to place calls and answer calls, via the Use Polycom phone to make or answer calls...