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Mitel Sx 200 Digital Pabx, Light Pabx Telemarketer Application Package Instructions Manual
Mitel Sx 200 Digital Pabx, Light Pabx Telemarketer Application Package Instructions Manual
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ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package 3-6 Issue 1 Revision 1 /April 1996 9109-097-620-NA l If multiple agents are available, the call rings the longest idle agent; if not, caller waits for first recorded announcement. Note: Once the agent set begins ringing, the call must be answered. If the called agent fails to answer within the period programmedforthe Forward Timer in the agent’s COS, the system forces the agent’s set into Make Busy and routes the call to another agent in the group. This...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Feature Time B interflow Timeout Ringback Queue on Delay Primary Agent Grouo J - Queue on First Overflow Agent Group Queue on Second Overflow Agent Group Queue on Third Overflow Agent Group l To Interflow Point Figure 3-2 Overflow/lnterflow 9109-097-620-NA Issue 1 Revision 1 /April 1996 3-7
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ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package ACD Sets 3.4 The SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 4 10 and SUPERSET 420 telephones (Figure 3-3 to Figure 3-5) used by ACD positions provide call status and progress information about agent groups and individual agents. A supervisor’s set (SUPERSET 4 or SUPERSET 420) provides agent reports and queue status reports for the supervisor’s agent groups. An agent’s set (SUPERSET 4, SUPERSET 410 or SUPERSET 420) provides queue information for the agent’s group. SUPERSET 4,...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Feature Line status Indicators / Figure 3-3 SUPERSET 4 Telephone Line Select Line Status / Keys I nd icat0 IS Line Figure 3-4 SUPE/?SET41Q Telephone Issue 1 Revision 1 /April 1996 3-9
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ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Figure 3-5 SUERSET 420 Telephone ACD Positions 3.5 The ACD TELEMARKETER feature package supports three types of positions: senior supervisors, supervisors, and agents. Figure 3-6 shows an example of the ACD hierarchy. ACD calls entering the system normally terminate on agent positions (SUPERSET4, SUPERSET 470 or SUPERSET 420 telephones). Agents handling similar types of calls are arranged in agent groups. Supervisors and senior supervisors (SUPERSET 4 or...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Feature Senior Supervisor Name: Reynolds G ID: 4400 Supervisor Supervisor Name: Godin L. Name: Wallace J. ID: 2200 ID: 3300 Agent Group Name: AN Sale Agent Name: Nantel S. ID: 2210 Agent Group Name: Ret-class Agent Name: Peters J. ID: 2215 Agent Group Name: Tickets Agent Name: Gilmour J. ID: 3310 Agent Group Name: Inquiry Agent Name: Gilmour J. ID: 4410 Agent Name: M iddleton Agent Name: McKay A. ID: 2216 Agent Name: Proctor L. Agent Name: Hendron T....
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ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Each agent group has timers that govern events such as: l the time granted to an agent for completing paperwork after an ACD call, l the length of time a call will remain unanswered in the group before overflowing, and l turning on and off visual indicators that show calls have been unanswered for a time exceeding a programmed threshold level. Refer to the programming section of this practice for details about creating agent groups and the fields on the agent...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Feature calls. The SUPERSET 4 or SUPERSET telephone used by the senior supervisor is equipped with special feature keys, similar to the supervisor set, with emphasis on queue activity. ACD TELEMARKETER Reporting System 3.6 The ACD TELEMARKETER Reporting System runs on an IBM@ PC AT or compatible connected to the SX-200 DIGITAL PABX or SX-200 LIGHT PABX through an RS-232C interface. The system is easy to learn, using menu driven displays with full-color graphics. On-line help is...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Application Package Recording Groups 3-14 The recorded announcement feature is implemented using one or more RADs pro- grammed into a specialized hunt group called a recording group. Each RAD in the group contains the same announcement. Recording groups are formed using hunt groups of regular ONS ports and are defined during CDE in Form 17, Hunt Groups. Referto the programming section of this Practice for details. Recording Group Operation When a call rings a recording group,...
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ACD TELEMARKETER Feature Card Failure: If the system detects a card failure, such as the card being unplugged or the bay going down, the RAD is placed into a busy-out state. Any callers listening to the RAD are handled as though the RAD had gone on hook. The RAD is not placed in DND unless it was ringing at the time (which is treated as a ring-no-answer). When returned to service, the RAD is in idle state. Removing DND from RAD The system places a RAD into DND whenever the RAD fails to answer or...