By default, ContactPad displays an agent's state in the state bar. Agents can manually change their major state at any time—available states vary depending on their current activity and on what other features are enabled for their account. An agent's state can also change automatically, also depending on their current activity. For information about agent states, see Agent states in ContactPad.
If the ContactPad presence feature is enabled for your account, ContactPad displays additional information in the state bar. Some features include ContactPad presence, such as priority call handling. For information about priority call handling, see Priority call handling in ContactPad.
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Presence states and interaction states
Along with the agent's state—more accurately described as their 'presence state'—ContactPad displays the agent's state in relation to any interactions they are working with—their 'interaction state'. This additional information indicates whether the agent is available to work with other interactions:
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Presence and the All tab
Along with presence states and interaction states appearing in ContactPad, the agent's current interaction appears on the All tab in the Information panel.
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In this example, the agent has changed the state they want to be in—when they finish working with their current interaction—to Extended Away.
Unexpected and fault states
If the ContactPad presence feature is enabled for your account, Ready (Blocked) appears in the state bar to show that the agent's interaction state is one of the fault or unexpected states. The specific state appears alongside the interaction in the info panel.
The agent remains in the Ready (Blocked) state for the time configured in the applicable unexpected and fault timeouts for the user in User Admin. For information, see How do I create a new user? or How do I edit an existing user's details? in Configuring individual users.