Comdial Quick Q Acd Administrators Guide
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11. The Save ID / Password window appears. If you selectYesor pressAlt Y, the system saves all changes made and all windows closes automatically. If your option isNoor if you press Alt N,the Save ID / Password window closes. You will return to the ID / Password window. You can now exit this window by pressing Escor double click on the close box. Setting the Time and Date The time and date are set within your telephone system (refer to your Telephone User Manual). This option is used to synchronize the...
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Setting the Intergroup Overflow Intergroup overflow improves the effectiveness of a Call Center by utilizing additional groups (departments) as back-up to answer calls, if the primary group is busy beyond the set time parameters. Once the overflow timer has been exceeded, the system presents the call to the first available of the five groups (primary and four overflow). For calls to overflow to the appropriate groups, you must set the overflow patterns using the following procedure: 1. Pull down...
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6. The Save Intergroup Overflow window withYesandNooption appears. Use the mouse to click on Yesor press Alt Yto save changes and automatically close the menu. Click onNoor press theAlt N key to return to the Edit ACD Intergroup Overflow window. If, at this point, you wish to exit the window, double click on the close box with your mouse or press the Esckey. 7. When you have set the overflow patterns for all of the groups that you will use, use the mouse to click on theSave-To-Diskoption on the menu bar...
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3. Use theTabkey or click on the mouse to move the highlight in the Description field to the message that you wish to title. Type a reminder note to help you identify and locate the various messages. NOTE: The times shown beside the descriptions detail both the total time allocated to the message (that is, the length of time occupied by the first version of the message) and the amount of recording time that the current message occupies. 4. If a number is selected by clicking on the mouse or pressing...
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6. To edit an existing code, highlight the code and pressEnteror click on the code with the mouse. The Edit Account Code Set up window appears. 7. After making the necessary changes, selectUpdatefrom the menu bar or Press Alt U. The Save Changes to Account window appears. Click onYesor press Alt Yto save all changes made to the code. The Edit Account Code Setup window & Save Changes to Account window closes automatically. You will return to the Account Code Setup window. 8. To delete an Account Code,...
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Arranging The Stat-Bins QuickQhas six levels of stat-bins for answered and abandoned call statistics. Use the following procedure to setup the time bins that are used to collect the system statistics. 1. Pull down theSystem-Setupmenu and select theStat-Binoption. 2. A pull down menu appears withAnswer BinandAbandon Bin. 3. SelectAnswer Binand the Answer Time Bin window appears with the Time Bin 01 box highlighted (Figure 3-11). 4. Type the time bin parameters in minutes and seconds. Repeat for all...
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Understanding The Wallboards QuickQcan support up to 16 optional wallboards. Even though parameters for both mono-color and tri-color wallboards are shown in the program, only tri-color wallboards are functional inQuickQ, version 3.0. The tri-color wallboards have a 40-character display (two rows of 20 characters) consisting of red, yellow, and green LEDs. Modes Of Operation QuickQwallboards are allowed two modes of operation—parameter mode and text mode. In the parameter mode they display operational...
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Priorities When more than one message is sent to a wallboard or a group of wallboards at the same time, priorities are used to determine the sequence in which these messages will be displayed. The order of priority to display messages are as follows: 1. Scheduled messages (triggered by time). 2. Alarm messages (triggered by an alarm threshold). 3. General messages (manually sent). 4. Parameter mode information (parameters and group titles). Parameters are the only kind of displayed information that can...
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characters. This is for the text mode only. 11. Press the Tabkey to move to the SUMMARY field. Press the down arrow box to show theYesorNo options. Make your selection by pressing the Enterkey or clicking on your choice with the mouse. NOTE: When you enable the summary option, the word “SUMMARY” will appear centered on the top row of the wallboard in green letters. The summary displays parameter pairs and occurs hourly and when the group or system goes to night mode. 12. Press the Tabkey to move to the...
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Setting Up The Wallboard Parameters You can select parameters for displaying call center status on a real time basis. You can only select three parameters when you are using the mono wallboard because those wallboards have only a single row available for characters. However, when you are using the color wallboard, you can use either three or six parameters depending on how you have it set up. If you enabled a wallboard title on a color wallboard, you will not have the top row available, so you can use...