The portal can generate custom call queue reports. These reports provide a graphical overview of call center statistics over a given period of time. They can cover the entire call center, queues, or individual agents. This granularity enables call center supervisors to monitor their call center.
There are 5 types of Call Center Reports: Queue Stats, Agent Stats, Agent Availability, Dialed Number Stats, & Abandoned. This article covers each of these reports in detail as well as the common features.
Report Layout
This section provides an overview of the reports screen. Basic configurations are consistent between all types of Call Center Reports. From the portal, click on Call Center. Then click on Reports.
Configure a Report
Reports can be ran on the following items: Queue Stats, Agent Stats, Agent Availability, Dialed Number Stats, and Abandoned Calls.
Email Reports opens a tool to send a particular type of report on a configured schedule. Select one or more. The types of reports are Summary (which is a summary of the following reports in this list), Call Queue, Agent, and Dialed Number. See below for more information about the advanced options and email report values.
Print opens a print dialog box and will print the report that is currently on screen. Utilize the "print to PDF" feature available in most print dialogs to save the report as a file instead of printing to paper.
Download will immediately download the report that is displayed on the screen. The downloaded file will be named according to the type of report selected and the reporting time period. For example, a Queue Stats report download with no time selected and the dates from 3/31/2022 to 4/1/2022 would look like this: queueReport_03_31_2022_00_00_00-04_01_2022_00_00_00.csv
Table Settings are the fields that can be displayed or hidden in the report that is currently on screen. These fields vary based on the type of report. See a specific type of report below for more details on the available table settings.
Email a Report
As stated briefly above, Email Reports opens a tool to send a particular type of report on a configured schedule. Select one or more. The types of reports are Summary (which is a summary of the following reports in this list), Call Queue, Agent, and Dialed Number.
An Advanced tab (see the full list of selections below) will only display when one or more of these reports are selected. Select which stats to send in each of the selected reports.
Emails are sent to the user who is configuring the report. To send to additional people, add up to four email addresses here.
Select "attach csv data to email" when the reporting data needs to be analyzed in excel or a similar program.
Frequency can be daily, weekly, and/or monthly. Selecting monthly will open the option for selecting which numerical day of the month. Weekly will open which day of the week. Daily will open which time.
Note: By default, an emailed report is limited to no more than 4 columns, which is usually the best fit for an HTML email.
If you would like to have more than 4 columns, please contact support@gigtel.com.
Queue Stats
The Queue Stats report allows supervisors to view specific attributes on a queue-by-queue basis such as call volume, calls handled, abandoned calls, average wait time, and much more.
Call Volume (VOL): Number of calls originating through a Call Queue. Includes answered calls, abandoned calls, forwards (FWD and AST), and voicemail.
Calls Handled (CH): Number of calls answered by agent originating through a Call Queue.
Calls Offered (CO): Number of calls that reached the queue to be dispatched to agents. Includes abandoned calls. Excludes forwards and voicemail.
Adjusted Calls Offered (ACO): Offered Adjusted number of calls that reached the queue. Excludes calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds. (Calls Offered CO) - (Adjusted Abandoned Calls AAC).
Voicemail (VM): Number of calls handled by the automated voicemail system.
Time Talking The number of minutes spent by an agent for all calls.
Forward (FWD): Number of calls forwarded to another queue or off-net phone number for handling. Includes forwarded calls to voicemail.
Average Talk Time (ATT): Average number of minutes spent by agent talking per call, on calls originating through a Call Queue. Excludes hold time.
Assisted Calls Handled (AST): Number of calls answered and then forwarded to another agent.
Average ACW Time (ACW): Average time an agent spends between the end of a call and submitting call disposition.
Callbacks (CB): Number of calls that requested a callback rather than waiting in the queue.
Average Hold Time (AH): Average time a caller spends on hold with an agent. Excludes waiting time in the Call Queue.
Service Level (SL): Percentage of calls answered originating through the queue within 60 seconds. Other time windows are available.
Percent Dial Transfers (DT): Percentage of calls that landed in the queue and were offered to an agent.
Abandoned Calls (AC): Number of calls that abandoned the queue before being answered by an agent.
Adjusted Abandoned Calls (AAC): Adjusted number of calls that abandoned the queue. Excludes calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds. (Abandoned Calls) - (Number of calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds).
Abandoned Rate (AR): Percentage of calls offered that were abandoned. (Abandoned Calls AC) / (Calls Offered CO).
Adjusted Abandon Rate (AAR): Percentage of calls offered that were abandoned in under 10 seconds. (Adjusted Abandoned Calls AAC) / (Adjusted Calls Offered ACO).
Average Handling Time (AHT): Average time an agent spent on a call. Includes Talk Time (TT), Hold Time (AH), and Disposition Time (ACW)
Average Wait Time (AWS): Average time a call is in the queue before being dispatched to an agent.
Agent Stats
The Agent Stats report displays color-coded statistics by agent such as extension, department, talk time, missed calls, and more.
Calls Handled (CH): The number of calls answered by the agent originating through a Call Queue.
Talk Time (TT): The number of minutes spent by an agent on answered calls originating through a Call Queue.
Average Talk Time (ATT): Average number of minutes, per call, spent by the agent talking on calls originating through a Call Queue. Excludes hold time.
Assisted Calls Handled (AST): Number of calls answered and then forwarded to another agent.
Average ACW Time (ACW): Average time an agent spends between the end of a call and submitting call disposition.
Average Hold Time (AH): Average time a caller spends on hold with an agent. Excludes waiting time in the Call Queue.
Average Handle Time (AHT): Average time an agent spent on a call. Includes Talk Time (TT), Hold Time (AH), and Disposition Time (ACW).
Missed Calls (MC): Number of calls originating through a call queue offered to an agent but not answered. This includes multiple attempts if a call loops through all agents, but excludes unanswered simultaneous ring calls.
Outbound Attempts (OATT): Number of outbound call attempts by an agent. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Outbound Answered (OANS): Number of outbound calls by agent answered by a remote party. Includes calls answered by voicemail. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Outbound Minutes (OM): Number of minutes spent by an agent on outbound calls. Includes talk and hold time. Excludes call center calls, on-net calls, and conference calls.
Outbound Average (OAvg): Average length of time spent by an agent on outbound calls. Excludes call center calls, on-net calls, and conference calls.
Inbound Attempt (IA): Number of attempted calls inbound to agent. Includes call center calls. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Inbound Answered (IANS): Number of inbound answered calls to an agent. Includes call center calls. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Inbound Minutes (IM): Number of minutes spent by an agent on inbound calls. Includes call center calls. Includes talk and hold time. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Inbound Average (IAVG): Average length of time spent by an agent on inbound calls. Includes call center calls. Excludes on-net calls and conference calls.
Agent Availability
The Agent Availability report displays an agent's availability in a domain or in a department within a domain. It will display the time an agent's status was set to online or set to lunch, etc. during the selected time period. Managers can utilize this report to quickly see when one agent is available and another agent is not. Hover over a column header's "i" icon to view an explanation about what is displayed in that column.
Extension: This is the call center agent's extension.
Domain: If managing multiple domains, this shows which domain the call center agent is in.
Department: If a department has been assigned, this is the call center agent's department.
Logged In (LI): This is the total time the call center agent's status was set to "online". Starting in v43.2, an agent has to manually change their status from offline to online when they begin their shift; logging into the portal no longer affects the LI stat.
Available (AM): This is the total time the call center agent was available for calls. This includes time logged in / online. It excludes statuses of unavailable such as break, lunch, meeting, web, and other.
Unavailable (UM): This is the total time the call center agent was not available for calls. Includes time logged off and offline statuses such as break, lunch, meeting, web, and other. Excludes online / available.
Lunch (L): This is the total time the call center agent's status was set to "lunch".
Break (B): This is the total time the call center agent's status was set to "break".
Meeting (M): This is the total time the call center agent's status was set to "meeting".
Other (O): This is the total time the call center agent's status is not set to available, break, lunch, meeting, or web. Excludes unavailable status.
Web (W): This is the total time the call center agent's status was set to "web".
Dialed Number Stats
The Dialed Number Stats report displays information based on the DNIS. DNIS is a telephone service that informs the receiver about a call that the caller dialed. It is a common feature of 1-800 and 1-900 services. When there are multiple 800 or 900 numbers to the same destination, the DNIS identifies which number was called.
Call Volume (VOL): Number of calls originating through a Call Queue. Includes answered calls, abandoned calls, forwards, and voicemail.
Calls Handled (CH): Number of calls answered by agent originating through a Call Queue.
Calls Offered (CO): Number of calls that reached the queue to be dispatched to agents. Includes abandoned calls. Excludes forwards and voicemail.
Adjusted Calls Offered (ACO): Adjusted number of calls that reached the queue. Excludes calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds.
Voicemail (VM): Number of calls handled by the automated voicemail system.
Forward (FWD): Number of calls forwarded to another queue or off-net phone number for handling. Includes forwarded calls to voicemail.
Average Talk Time (ATT): Average number of minutes spends per call by an agent talking on calls originating through a Call Queue. Excludes hold time.
Assisted Calls Handled (AST): Number of calls answered and then forwarded to another agent.
Average ACW Time (ACW): Average time an agent spends between the end of a call and submitting call disposition.
Callbacks (CW): Number of calls that requested a callback rather than waiting in the queue.
Average Hold Time (AH): Average time a caller spends on hold with an agent. Excludes waiting time in the Call Queue.
Service Level (SL): The ratio of calls meeting the configurable service level agreement.
Percent Dial Transfers (DT): Percentage of calls that landed in the queue and were offered to an agent.
Abandoned Calls (AC): Number of calls that abandoned the queue before being offered to an agent.
Adjusted Abandoned Calls (AAC): Adjusted number of calls that abandoned the queue. Excludes calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds.
(Abandoned Calls): Number of calls abandoned in less than 10 seconds
Abandon Rate (AR): Percentage of calls offered that were abandoned.
Adjusted Abandon Rate (AAR): Percentage of calls offered that were abandoned in under 10 seconds.
Average Handle Time (AHT): Average time an agent spent on a call. Includes Talk Time (TT), Hold Time (AH), and Disposition Time (ACW).
Average Wait Time (AWT): Average number of seconds a caller spent in the selected queue before being dispatched to an agent. If none selected, total for all queues will be displayed.
Abandoned Calls
The Abandoned Calls report displays call center graphs for abandoned calls, organized by individual queues. Time is measured along the x-axis and the number of calls abandoned is measured along the y-axis. All of the abandoned calls for the queue appear below the graph, along with statistics about each individual call.
There are no configurable attributes for this report. Table Settings is hidden while it is displayed.
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