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    Filter the Report Contents (optional)
    Filtering is how to selectively determine the content of a report. The Configure Report window 
    contains checkbox selections that indicate the data to be included. These items are defined in the 
    Reports Glossary or the user guide glossary. We suggest that you create various reports selecting 
    different Report Items and data to determine which combination works best for you.
    ©Select Calls: 
    Answered, 
    Transferred, Ring 
    On, Intercom, 
    Outgoing
    ©Select 
    Performance: Calls, 
    Availability, Call 
    RateYou can set Call Rate (in the Performance section) to display twice: 
    once for the Total Call Rate, once for the Average Call Rate.
    The Call Rate is the number of calls taken/made per hour by an 
    agent. However, the time that the agent is logged on is taken into 
    account to give a more accurate figure. The Call Rate is then worked 
    out by dividing the number of calls by the time logged on.
    Call Rate = Total Number of Calls
                                    Time Logged On
    ©Display Times
    ©Miscellaneous
    5. Click OK, then go 
    to Filter the Report 
    Contents (optional)
    ...or click Filter 
    (optional), and 
    refer to “Print the 
    Report” on Page 
    34.
    1. If you clicked 
    Filter; from the 
    Report Filter box, 
    click Add Element, 
    Delete Element or 
    Edit Element.
    ...or, if you clicked 
    OK in the previous 
    window, proceed to 
    the next step.
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    Print the Report
    If you have a color printer, Insight Reporter can produce color printouts.2. Click Add 
    Element.
    3. Select the type of 
    filter(s) to be used.
    4. Click OK three 
    times, click Close.Hint: It is helpful to rename filtered files so that you can identify 
    which filter has been applied to it.
    5. Select File, Print, 
    OK.
    1. Click on the New 
    icon
    ...or select File, 
    New.
    Select:
    ©The time period for 
    the report to cover
    ©Report Shift
    ©A report template
    The available Report Shifts are created from Configure Shift 
    window. See “Creating or Editing Shifts” on Page 13 for more 
    details.
    2. Click OK. The report should be compiled in a few minutes. A sample report is 
    shown in Figure 1.
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    Exporting Reports
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    Figure 1 Sample Agent Traffic Report
    Exporting Reports
    Report information can be saved in comma delimited ASCII format that can be imported into most 
    commercial spreadsheet and database programs. Plain text fields are exported in double quotes.
    ©Integers are exported without quotes.
    ©Floating point number, such as averages, are exported without quotes with three decimal 
    places
    NoteThe Insight DK Plus ODBC import/export capability works with a Microsoft ODBC 
    16-bit Driver.
    1. Click on the Export 
    icon
    ...or click on File, 
    Export. 
    2. In the Drives list 
    box, select a drive 
    to save the file in.
    3. Select a Directory 
    to save the file in
    4. Enter a file name, 
    click OK.
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    Agent
    CallsTotal Answered Calls OutgoingRNAPart 1 of 2
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    Ave.
    Time%
    UseCallsAve.
    CallAve.
    TalkAve.
    WrapAvg.
    WaitAvg.
    Talk Avg.
    Calls Calls
    All Reports on Insight DK+
    Demonstration
    Agent Traffic for All Agents
    15:30 Friday
    Andrew Parker 1 01:26:25 00:001.2 10 00:00 00:00
    Dave Stringer 95 14:57 16:8019.7 1184 13:49 02:29
    Dale Whitaker 96 09:47 11:1813.0 1581 08:32 02:46
    Beverly Cardner 101 12:12 12:2417.1 298 09:36 02:48
    Phil Otell 0 00:00 00:000.0 00 00:00 00:00
    Jane Yeasky 79 16:49 16:4518.5 970 14:31 02:14
    Jenny Harrington 0 00:00 00:000.0 00 00:00 00:00
    Alan Harrson 15:01 16:3313.6 758 14:27 02:06
    Gareth Wear65
    13:23 14:2713.4 863 11:43 02:44
    Tracy Oldman72
    18:02 19:5816.8 760 17:30 02:28
    Alson Halton67
    16:28 16:2417.4 2551 02:1600:00
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    14:0801:26:25
    04:38
    01:37
    04:55
    00:00
    17:20
    00:00
    02:13
    05:50
    01:25
    16:3501:26:25
    04:38
    01:37
    04:55
    00:00
    17:20
    00:00
    02:13
    05:50
    01:25
    16:35 76Calls
    0
    0
    0
    1
    0
    0
    0
    0
    1
    0
    0
    Total 652 14:25 12:4011.9 565 06:48 85 09:3515:11 02:31 2 09:35
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    Forecasting
    The Forecasting feature is covered in this chapter, which includes the following topics:
    ©Forecasting Report
    ©Forecasting Profile Report
    ©Forecasting Modifications
    ©Managing Historical Reports
    The forecasting package is designed to allow the user to perform what if scenarios on their 
    historical data. This is achieved as follows:
    Over a period the following parameters are calculated:
    ©The total number of incoming calls.
    ©The average incoming call time (including held time, but excluding wrapup time) on the line 
    side of the call.
    ©The average waiting time of an incoming answered call on the line side.
    ©The number of available agents.
    ©The average wrapup time per incoming call.
    ©The average amount of time each agent spent unavailable excluding wrapup time.
    You then may specify a series of modifications to be performed on the above parameters.
    Forecasting Reports
    A forecasting report calculates the actual number of calls, average call time, average wait time and 
    number of available agents over a specified time period using specified line and agent groups. It 
    then provides an estimate of how one of these parameters would vary depending on specific 
    modifications made to the other three. The specified modifications can be applied individually - 
    resulting in a series of estimates, or they can be applied collectively - resulting in a single estimate.
    1. From the Reporter 
    toolbar, select 
    Report Templates. 
    2. From the Report 
    Templates drop-
    down list, select 
    Forecasting Report.
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    3. From the Configure 
    Report Template 
    dialog box, select 
    the forecasting 
    report to configure, 
    then click Edit 
    Item.
    4. From the Configure 
    Forecasting Report 
    box, select the line 
    group you wish the 
    number of calls, 
    average call time 
    and average wait 
    time to be 
    calculated from.
    5. Select the Agent 
    Group you that 
    wish the number of 
    agents to be 
    calculated from.
    6. Select the 
    parameter you wish 
    to calculate.
    7. Click 
    Modifications.
    8. From the 
    Forecasting 
    Modifications 
    dialog box, specify 
    the modifications 
    to be applied.
    The list box contains the modifications to be applied. Existing ones 
    can be highlighted and removed or new ones added. These 
    modification rules can be applied individually or collectively.
    9. Click OK. The Forecasting Report is generated (see Figure 2).
    The report is presented in a modification per row format. Pagination 
    occurs if there are too many modifications to fit in the height of a 
    page.
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    Figure 2 Forecasting Report Example
    In Figure 2, “Modification applied individually” means, for example, if a modification of Calls 
    +10% is applied to a set of calculated parameters, the result is what could have reasonably been 
    expected, had the number of calls at that time been 10% higher than they actually were. 
    NoteThe results produced by the forecasting package are calculated from a set of rules that may 
    not apply perfectly to every site. While every effort has been made correct these figures on 
    a site-by-site basis, the results should be used for indication purposes only.
    Forecasting Profile Report
    A Forecasting Profile Report calculates the same type of information as a Forecasting Report, 
    except that it can cover a single time band or an interval which includes several time bands in a 
    single estimate.
    Like the Forecasting Report, the Forecasting Profile report calculates the actual number of calls, 
    average call time, average wait time and number of available agents over a series of uniform time 
    bands using specified line and agent groups. It then provides an estimate of how one of these 
    parameters would vary depending on specific modifications made to the other three. 
    The specified modifications can be applied individually - resulting in a series of estimates per time 
    band, or they can be applied collectively - resulting in a single estimate per time band The interval 
    time governing the time bands can be anything from 1 minute up to 999 weeks.
    The report is presented in a time band per column format. Pagination of the report will occur if 
    either there are too many time bands to fit in the width of a page or there are too many 
    modifications to fit in the height of a page.
    1. Select the 
    forecasting profile 
    report to configure 
    and click the Edit 
    Item button.
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    Avg. Call Time
    (hh:)mm:ssAvg. Wait Time
    (hh:)mm:ssAvailable
    AgentsAvg. Wrapup
    (hh:)mm:ssAvg. Unavail
    (hh:)mm:ss
    Forecast Reports
    Demonstration
    Forecasting Report
    00:00 Friday
    As Originally Calculated
    Using Parameters derived from:Line Group {All Lines}. Agent Group {All Agents}
    Modifications applied individually:Calls -14call(s), +10%
    Average Call Time -10 second(s), +14%
    Average Wait Time +5 second(s), -8%
    Calculating:Available Agents
    Note: if n/a appears in a field in the report above, that parameter could not be calculated.
    00:00 00:00n/a0.0144:00:00Call -14 call(s)00:00 n/an/a n/a n/aCalls +10%00:00 n/an/a n/a n/aAverage Call Time -10 second(s)00:00 n/an/a n/a n/aAverage Call Time +14%00:00 n/an/a n/a n/aAverage Wait Time +5 second(s)00:00 n/a00:00 n/a n/aAverage Wait Time -8%Calls
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0 00:00 n/a00:00 n/a n/a
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    2. From the Configure 
    Report Template 
    dialog box, double 
    click the 
    forecasting profile 
    report in the list 
    box.
    3. In the dialog box 
    that appears do the 
    following: Select 
    the line group you 
    wish the number of 
    calls, average call 
    time and average 
    wait time to be 
    calculated from.
    4. Select the agent 
    group you wish the 
    number of agents to 
    be calculated from.
    5. Check the Day, 
    Month, Year, Date 
    and Time boxes in 
    the Titles section 
    according to what 
    titles you want for 
    each time band 
    column within the 
    report.
    6. Choose the unit for 
    specifying your 
    time band interval 
    (Mins, Hours, Days 
    or Weeks), and then 
    enter the number of 
    minutes, hours, 
    etc., you require.
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    Figure 3 Forecasting Profile Report Example
    7. In the Maximum 
    Intervals text box 
    enter an upper limit 
    for the number of 
    time bands that 
    should be created 
    when collating a 
    report.If an overflow situation occurs during report collation, the time band 
    that the data is collated into will wrap around the Maximum 
    Intervals. 
    For example, if the report has a Maximum Intervals of 10 and it 
    requires 23 time bands to cover the report period, then data for the 
    first 10 time bands will go into time bands 1 to 10. Data for time 
    bands 11 to 20 will go into time bands 1 to 10. Data for time bands 
    21 to 23 will go into time bands 1 to 3, etc.
    8. Select the 
    parameter you that 
    wish to calculate.
    9. Click 
    Modifications.
    10. From the 
    Forecasting - 
    Modifications 
    dialog box, specify 
    the modifications 
    to be applied.
    11. Click OK.The list box contains the modifications to be applied. Existing ones 
    can be highlighted and removed or new ones added. These 
    modification rules can be applied individually or collectively.
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    Forecast Reports
    Demonstration
    Forecasting Profile Report
    00:00 Monday
    Using Parameters derived from:
    Line Group {All Lines}. Agent Group {All Agents}
    Modifications applied individually:Calls +16%
    Average Wait Time -10%
    Calculating:Available Agents
    Note: if n/a appears in a field in the report above, that parameter could not be calculated.Tuesday
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    As Originally Calculated
    0.0 0.00.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
    Calls +16%n/a n/an/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
    Average Wait Time -10%n/a n/an/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
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    Wallboards4
    Wallboards can be configured with Insight DK and DK Plus to provide real time performance 
    statistics and motivational text to call center groups.
    Insight DK and DK Plus support up to six wallboards connected to each supervisor position. 
    Insight DK provides a choice of 45 parameters to display; Insight DK Plus provides over 100 
    choices. A supervisor can send text messages as well. Audible alarms can also be added to alert 
    staff to certain alarm states or messages.
    Wallboards are units that contain lights that display messages to a large viewing area. The Insight 
    DK product line also includes a PC-based LAN application called inView, that displays agent 
    group statistics and agent status displays on a PC monitor. See the inView User Guide for more 
    information.
    Configuring Wallboards
    Each Insight DK MIS work station can drive up to six wallboards simultaneously via one serial 
    port connection. The Wallboards menu (shown below) contains the configuration forms.
    Step 1: Select the Wallboard Serial Port
    1. From the Main 
    Menu, select 
    Wallboards, 
    Drivers.
    2. Select the 
    wallboard type and 
    the appropriate 
    Com port.
    3. Click OK.
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    Step 2: Create a Wallboard Template
    Templates define the text size and the placement of information on the wallboard. They also define 
    the type of real time parameters and text scrolling. You can create as many wallboard templates as 
    you want.
    Step 3: Create a Wallboard Schedule
    The next step is to create a schedule for displaying the templates. A wallboard schedule essentially 
    defines the sequence in which the templates should display. At the end of the sequence, the 
    scheduled sequence starts over. You can create as many schedules as you want to manage the 
    wallboards.1. From the Main 
    Menu, select 
    Wallboard, 
    Configure
    ...or click
    2. Click Templates.
    3. Type a new template 
    name over the 
    existing name.
    1. From the Main 
    Menu, select 
    Wallboards, 
    Configure, 
    Schedules.
    2. Type a new schedule 
    name.
    3. Click Add.
    4. Click Add Template 
    to view the 
    templates, then 
    select one.
    See below to Delete 
    or Change 
    Template(s).
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