Home
>
ATT
>
Communications System
>
ATT DEFINITY Generic 3 Call Vectoring/Expert Agent Instructions Manual
ATT DEFINITY Generic 3 Call Vectoring/Expert Agent Instructions Manual
Here you can view all the pages of manual ATT DEFINITY Generic 3 Call Vectoring/Expert Agent Instructions Manual. The ATT manuals for Communications System are available online for free. You can easily download all the documents as PDF.
Page 441
Glossary GL-10Issue 4 September 1995 Message Collection A call prompting application that gives the caller the option of not waiting (in queue, if vectoring is enabled) to be serviced by an agent, but rather of leaving a message for the agent or the agents associate d s plit. Message Server Adjunct A message service split that is used in c onjunction with the messagin g s plit command. MIA See Most Idle Agent (MIA). Most Idle Agent (MAI) An algorithm whic h delivers the next call to the agent...
Page 442
Glossary Issue 4 September 1995GL-11 P primary split The first s plit in a VDN to which a call a ctually queues. Another split becomes the primary s plit if the c all leaves the VDN (via a route-to VDN command, for example), and the call is then queued to another split; or, if the call leaves vector processing (via a route-to command, for example), and the call queues to another split. priority The queuin g level to which an incoming call is assigned and at which the call is processed....
Page 443
Glossary GL-12Issue 4 September 1995 Split Summary report A report that summarizes the call activity for an entire split. It can be g enerated b y CMS as well as in BCMS. split supervisor An ACD split manager who monitors split flows. staffed For ACD splits, staffed connotes an agent being logged in. Therefore, when an agent is staffed in an ACD sp lit, this means that the agent is present. However, the term d oes not indicate if the agent is available to receive calls. When an agent logs in...
Page 444
Glossary Issue 4 September 1995GL-13 two switch configuration A LAI call setup that consists of two switches: sending switch and receiving switch. The vector(s) in the sending switch determine whether the call should be sent to the receivin g switch. The vectors in the receivin g switch determine whether to accept or deny the call according to a number of conditions. U UCD See uniform call distribution. unconditional branching The type of vector control flow that is automatically p assed from the...
Page 445
Glossary GL-14Issue 4 September 1995 VDN name The name associated with the VDN. It contains up to 15 characters and is o ptional. It a ppears on the a gent’s display. VDN of record See active VDN. VDN override A VDN Override is an op tion that allows information about a subsequently-routed-to VDN (if any) to be used instead of the information about the current VDN. VDN report A report that reports on VDN activity. The report c an b e g enerated by CMS as well as in BCMS. The CMS version of the...
Page 446
Issue 4 Se ptemb er 1995IN-1 INIndex Symbols # sign,5-17, A-37, A-38 dialed ahead digits ,5-17 # sign with digits ,A-33 * symbol dial-ahead digits ,A-33 dialed ahead digits ,5-17 * with digits,A-33 A a bbreviated dialing special c hara cters route-to,A-68, A-70 ACD agent login ID form ,10-22 a ctive VDN,3-10 adapting to a long wait ,2-16 to c hanging call traffic,2-16 a djunc t routing considerations ,C-4 function,9-1 hardware and software requirements ,B-6 relationship table for treatment and goto...
Page 447
Index IN-2Issue 4 September 1995 rolling ASA,11-11 VDN c alls ,11-11 warranty service ,11-15 warranty service call center ,11-18, 11-19 ASA ,6-10 definition,F-14 ASAI link failure ,A-16 ASAI message contents of ,9-2 assigning call answering tasks to sp lits ,3-6 asterisk (*) *, use of ,A-31 automatic number identification ,7-1 calling p arty number,7-2 use in North America ,7-2 automating tasks ,2-17 availa bility of agents,3-4 average speed of answer ,6-10 definition ,F-14 awaiting the response to...
Page 448
Index Issue 4 Se ptemb er 1995IN-3 functions,5-5 creating service observing vectors ,5-12 passing digits to an adjunct ,5-12 treating digits as a destination ,5-6 using digits on the agent’s set ,5-10 using digits to collect branching information ,5-7 using digits to sele ct options ,5-10 hardware and software requirements ,B-3 purpose ,1-5, 5-1 removing incorrect digits,5-3 variable length digit string ,5-3 wit h VRI ,5-1 c all route request,9-2, 9-5, 9-7 c all treatment customizing ,2-17...
Page 449
Index IN-4Issue 4 September 1995 call flow p hase data p assing ,H-3 data return ,H-7 DEFINITY switc h d ata collection ,H-10 script completion ,H-9 script execution ,H-7 c onverse-on command ,3-13, A-35 function ,A-36 neutral vec tor command ,8-8 success/failure criteria,A-84 syntax ,A-35 troubleshooting ,D-7 c onverse-VRI calls call flow p hase VRU d ata collection ,H-6 creating a new vector ,2-4 service observing vectors ,5-5 c ustomizing call treatment,2-17, 3-4 D d efining desired servic e,3-7 d...
Page 450
Index Issue 4 Se ptemb er 1995IN-5 delay with audible feedback,4-5 delay with multiple audio/music sourc e feedback ,4-6 dial-ahead digits ,5-15, 5-16 disconnecting a call,4-8 distributed call centers application ,11-9 DIVA and d ata/message colle ction application ,11-6 emergency and routine servic e a pp lication,11-24, 11-25 expected wait time for a c all ,6-3 for a sp lit ,6-2 routing and passin g VRU wait ,6-6 expected wait time routing routing to the best split ,6-8 field agent vector a p...