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    							ADDITIONAL DATA11 % All Lines
    The percentage of time in a given hour that all
    Busylines (both CMS and transfer-queue lines) in the
    line group were simultaneously busy.
    12 BusiestThe three data collection hours with the largest
    HoursACD Calls Total Hold Time values appear, in
    descending order, under the totals line. Fewer
    than three hours will appear if there were fewer
    than three hours in which calls were handled.
    7-22 Types of CMS Reports 
    						
    							Sub-Group Report
    Press [F4] (labeled “Sub-Grp Report”) on the Print Reports Menu screen to
    select the Print Sub-Group Report screen, shown below.
    PRINT SUB-GROUP REPORTREPT CMS1.0 10:04a 04/20
    F1 Print Daily Sub. Group Report
    F2 Print Cumulative Sub-Group Report by Day
    F3 Print Cumulative Sub-Group Report by Hour
    F8 Return to Print Reports Menu
    PRINT SUB-GROUP REPORT:F1O- Help
    F DailyF Cumltive F CumltiveF Reports
    l Report 2 Day Rep 3 Hour Rep8 Menu
    You can request either a daily or cumulative Sub-Group Report from this
    screen.
    DAILY SUB-GROUPThe Daily Sub-Group Report allows you to generate a report by sub-group on
    REPORTall line sub-groups.Similar to the Daily Line Group Report, this report gives
    you hour-by-hour data for all lines within a line sub-group. For example, Bon
    Voyage Travel has a line group called BUSNS (the Business Line Group)
    whose lines are divided into two sub-groups, one sub-group containing four
    WATS lines and another sub-group containing two local lines. The firm uses
    the Daily Sub-Group Report to find out how each of the two sub-groups is
    doing. As with the Daily Line Group Report, you can detect the following
    situations which may occur:
    
    agents to handle calls to the line group.
    
    that you should consider adding more lines.
    
    to consider eliminating lines.
    For hours that CMS was in Night Service mode, the Daily Sub-Group Report
    shows the number of calls offered (calls that rang) per line (in the sub-group)
    per hour, the average and total holding times, and data on “other” calls. (All
    calls during Night Service are reported as “Othr”.)
    Types of CMS Reports 7-23 
    						
    							To print the Daily Sub-Group Report:
    1 Press [F1] (labeled “Daily Report”) on the Print Sub-Group Report screen.
    The following prompt appears:
    PRINT DAILY SUB-GROUP REPORT: Select Report Date: ___/___/___
    2 If the date next to “Date” is correct, press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data”).
    If you want to select a different date than the one shown in the prompt,
    enter the new date and press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data”).
    A typical Daily Sub-Group Report is shown below.
    DAILY LINE SUB - GROUP REPORT
    SUB - GROUP: PLLINE GROUP A: PUBLCDate:  04/20/88
    Size: 4 Lines
    x ---------ACD CALLS-------------- x  x --OTHER CALLS--- x  Calls
    Offered
    Night Day
      Num
    Calls
    Aband
      Num
    Calls
    Handled
      Avg
    Hold
    Time
    Total
    Hold
    Time  Num
    Other
    CallsAvg
    HoldTime
      Total
    Hold
    Time
      % All
    Lines
      BusyTime
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    7:00a
    8:00a
    9:00a
    10:00a
    11:00a
    12:00p
    1:00p
    2:00p
    3:00p
    4:00p
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    03
    12
    21
    12
    11
    11
    19
    17
    16
    41
    0
    1
    0
    0
    0
    1
    0
    1
    0212
    20
    12
    11
    11
    18
    17
    15
    4
    2:39
    4:02
    3:05
    3:59
    3:51
    3:01
    3:16
    3:03
    3:51
    3:327m
    49m
    68m
    51m
    43m
    30m
    61m
    50m
    61m
    14m0
    0
    1
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    00:00
    0:00
    3:20
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:000m
    0m
    3m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m0%
    1%
    3%
    0%
    0%
    0%
    2%
    0%
    1%
    0%
    ------------------------------------------------------------------012641223:26434m13:203m1%
    Busiest hours:  1 - 9:00a.  2- 1:00p.  3- 3:00p
    Note
    1.  Call statistics are counted in the hour and day in which they complete.
    CALL MANGEMENTS SYSTEM FOR THE SYSTEM 25 PBX
    Date Printed: 4/21/88 Time Printed: 2:16pm
    CUMULATIVE SUB-
    GROUP REPORTThe Cumulative Sub-Group Report is identical to the Daily Sub-Group Report
    with the following exceptions:
    
    
    
    dates are listed in the “Note” section at the bottom of the report.
    
    summary instead of an hourly summary. The first column of this report
    lists the date summarized instead of the hour.
    7-24 Types of CMS Reports 
    						
    							To print the Cumulative Sub-Group Report:
    1 Press the function key that corresponds to the desired cumulative report,
    either [F2] (labeled “Cumltive Day Rep”) or [F3] (labeled “Cumltive Hour
    Rep”).
    One of the following prompts appears:
    PRINT CUMULATIVE REPORT BY DAY: Starting: ___/___/___ Ending:___/___/___
    or
    PRINT CUMULATIVE REPORT BY HOUR: Starting: ___/___/___Ending:___/___/___
    2 If the dates next to “Starting” and Ending” are correct, press [F8] (labeled
    “Enter Data”).
    If you want to select a different starting and/or ending date, enter the new
    date(s) and press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data”).
    A sample Cumulative Sub-Group Report by Hour is shown below.
    CUMULATIVE LINE SUB - GROUP REPORT
    SUB - GROUP: PLof LINE GROUP A: PUBLCPeriod: 04/20/88 - 04/24/88
    Size:  4 Lines
    x ---------ACD CALLS------------ x   x --OTHER CALLS--- x 
      Calls
    Offered
    Night Day
      Num
    Calls
    Aband  Num
    Calls
    Handled
    Avg Hold
    Time
    Total
    Hold
    TimeNumOtherCalls
      AvgHold
    Time
      Total
    Hold
    Time
      % All
    Lines
    BusyTime
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    7:00a
    8:00a
    9:00a
    10:00a
    11:00a
    12:00p
    1:00p
    2:00p
    3:00p
    4:00p
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    07
    53
    65
    48
    41
    41
    48
    45
    41
    91
    1
    1
    4
    1
    0
    2
    0
    1
    06
    52
    64
    54
    40
    41
    46
    45
    40
    93:34
    3:50
    3:08
    2:53
    3:17
    2:27
    3:07
    2:48
    3:21
    3:1026m
    205m
    221m
    142m
    112m
    95m
    130m
    103m
    117m
    26m0
    0
    1
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0:00
    0:00
    3:20
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:00
    0:000m
    0m
    3m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m
    0m0%
    2%
    3%
    4%
    0%
    1%
    2%
    0%
    1%
    0%
    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    0408113973:231177m13:203m1%
    Busiest hours:  1- 9:00a.  2- 8:00a.  3- 10:00a
    Note1.  Call statistics are counted in the hour and day in which they complete.
    CALL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE SYSTEM 25 PBX
    Date Printed: 4/25/88/Time Printed: 2:16pm
    Types of CMS Reports 7-25 
    						
    							Key to Daily Sub-Group Report Data
    TIME
    ACD CALLS
    The numbers in the following list correspond with the circled numbers in the
    sample Daily Sub-Group Report above.
    1 Time
    2 Calls
    Offered
    Night
    3 Calls
    Offered
    Day
    4 Num Calls
    Aband
    The start time of the data collection hour.
    The number of ACD calls to the line sub-group
    during each hour the CMS was in Night Service
    mode. The figure does not include calls answered
    at non-agent stations.
    The number of ACD calls to the line sub-group
    during each hour the CMS was in Day Service
    mode. This total is equal to sum of the Num Calls
    Aband and the Num Calls Handled. The figure
    does not include calls answered at non-agent
    stations.
    The number of incoming calls to the line sub-
    group which were abandoned while the CMS was
    in Day Service mode.
    7-26 Types of CMS Reports 
    						
    							OTHER CALLS
    5 Num CallsThe number of completed ACD calls (including
    Handledintraflowed calls) to the line sub-group while the
    CMS was in Day Service mode. Calls still in
    progress at the end of the data collection hour are
    included in the next hour’s data. Abandoned calls
    are not included.
    6 Avg HoldThe average amount of time (in minutes and
    Timeseconds) each incoming call held a line in the
    sub-group. Avg Hold Time is determined by
    dividing the cumulative hold time (measured from
    time the call reaches System 25 to line disconnect,
    for both abandoned and completed calls) by the
    Num Calls Offered. The average does not include
    calls answered at non-agent stations. Calls still in
    progress at the end of the data collection hour are
    included in the next hour’s data.
    7 Total Hold
    The total amount of time (to the nearest minute)
    Timeall lines in the sub-group were held (in use) by
    incoming calls.
    The total includes times for
    serviced and abandoned calls, and for calls placed
    during both Day and Night Service, but does not
    include times for calls answered at non-agent
    stations. Calls still in progress at the end of the
    data collection hour are reported with the statistics
    for the next hour.
    8 Num OtherThe number of “other” calls on lines in the sub-
    Callsgroup during the indicated hour. Outgoing calls
    made on CMS lines, incoming calls on CMS lines
    that are answered at non-agent voice terminals,
    and incoming calls on CMS lines that have been
    answered by an agent and then transferred to
    another voice terminal are included. Calls still in
    progress at the end of the hour are included in the
    next hour’s data.
    9 Avg HoldThe average amount of time (in minutes and
    Timeseconds) each “other” call completed during the
    reporting hour held a CMS line.
    10 Total HoldThe total amount of time (to the nearest minute)
    Timeall lines in the sub-group were held (in use) by
    completed “other” calls.
    Types of CMS Reports 
    7-27 
    						
    							ADDITIONAL DATA11 % All LinesThe percentage of time in a given hour that all
    BusyCMS and transfer-queue lines in the line sub-
    group were simultaneously busy.
    12 BusiestThe three data collection hours with the largest
    HoursACD Calls Total Hold Time values appear, in
    descending order, under the totals line. Fewer
    than three hours will appear if there were fewer
    than three hours in which calls were handled.
    7-28 Types of CMS Reports 
    						
    							Print All Reports
    Press [F5] (labeled “All”) on the Print Reports Menu screen to print all four
    types of reports.
    A sample Print All Report screen appears below.
    PRINT ALL REPORTREPT CMS1.O 10:04a 04/20
    F1 Print All Daily Reports
    F2 Print All Cumulative Reports by Day
    F3 Print All Cumulative Reports by Hour
    F8 Return to Print Reports Menu
    PRINT ALL REPORTS: (Agent Split Summary Not Computed by Hour)F1O -Help
    F Daily
    F Cunltive F CumltiveF Reports
    1 Reports 2 Day Reps 3 Hour Rep8 Menu
    You can request either all daily or all cumulative reports from this screen.
    ALL DAILY REPORTSYou can print all four types of daily reports by following this procedure:
    1 Press [F1] (labeled “Daily Reports”) on the Print All Reports screen.
    The following prompt appears:
    PRINT ALL DAILY REPORTS: Select Report Date: ___/___/___
    2 If the date next to “Select Report Date” is correct, press [F8] (labeled
    “Enter Data”).
    If you want to select a different date than the one shown in the prompt,
    enter the new date and press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data“  ).
    For the meaning of the data on individual reports, refer to the key to the
    specific report in this section.
    Types of CMS Reports 7-29 
    						
    							ALL CUMULATIVEIf you want to print all four types of cumulative reports, follow this
    REPORTSprocedure:
    1 Press the function key that corresponds to the desired cumulative report,
    either [F2] (labeled “Cumltive Day Reps”) or [F3] (labeled “Cumltive Hour
    Rep”).
    One of the following prompts appears:
    PRINT CUMULATIVE REPORT BY DAY: Starting: ___/___/___Ending:___/___/___
    or
    PRINT CUMULATIVE REPORT BY HOUR: Starting: ___/___/___Ending:___/___/___
    2 If the dates next to “Starting” and “Ending” are correct, press [F8] (labeled
    Enter Data).
    If you want to select a different starting and/or ending date, enter the new
    date(s) and press [F8] (labeled “Enter Data”).
    For the meaning of the data on individual reports, refer to the key to the
    specific report in this section.
    7-30 Types of CMS Reports 
    						
    							Events Log Report
    The Events Log Report lists the 200 most recent exceptions and system
    messages, along with the date and time they occurred. Depending on how
    often exceptions and system messages occur in your system, this report may
    span several days or part of one day. Below is a portion of a sample Events
    Log Report.
    EVENTS LOG REPORTPage 1
    Time  DateEvent
    8:11a
    9:15a
    9:27a
    10:03a
    10:21a
    11:20a
    11:32a
    11:54a
    12:04p
    12:33p
    1:15p
    1:17p
    1:24p
    1:56p
    2:12p
    2:16p
    2:19p
    2:25p
    2:56p
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19
    05/19Day
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    In Effect
    All Lines Busy > = 240 seconds
    Agent JOEL - Refused Calls
    Line L3071 - Hold Time > = 8 minutes
    Agent DON - Talk Time > = 480 seconds
    # Abandoned Calls > = 3
    Oldest Call Waiting > = 45 seconds
    Agent JENNY - Refused Calls
    Line L3072 - Hold Time > = 8 minutes
    Oldest Call Waiting > = 30 seconds
    Agent BERNE - Refused Calls
    # Abandoned Calls > = 4
    Agent ALLAN - Talk Time > =480 seconds
    Agent SCOTT - Refused Calls
    Oldest Call Waiting > =45 seconds
    Agent BILL - Refused Calls
    # Calls Waiting > = 2
    # Abandoned Calls > = 4
    Agent Scott = Refused Calls
    You can use information on the Events Log Report to spot problems such as
    these:
    
    
    Split staffing or configuration problems
    By monitoring the Abandoned Call, Average Speed of Answer and Oldest
    Call Waiting exceptions, you can determine if you need to add more
    agents or activate intraflow during peak hours.
    Exception thresholds that are set too low
    For instance, if you receive many exception messages for Talk Time, Agent
    Logout ACW, or time spent in the ACW state, exception thresholds you
    are using may not be realistic.
    Line problems
    For instance, frequentminimum holding time exceptions for a particular
    line may indicate the line is faulty. Frequent All Lines Busy exceptions
    may indicate that you need more lines 
    or that agents need to handle calls
    faster.
    You can also use this report to see how effectively dynamic reconfiguration
    was used during each shift. If many exceptions are listed for a single shift,
    the exception thresholds may be set too low or the information from the
    status screens may not have been used effectively.
    Types of CMS Reports 7-31 
    						
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