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Virtual Agents
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The number of interactions in a queue that have been abandoned.

Agents

The number of times an interaction was successfully delivered from queue to an agent.

A single interaction can be delivered multiple times to the same agent. Accepted Inbound increases each time the agent accepts the interaction.

These interactions can later increase either Connected Internal or No Answer metrics.

The number of interactions initiated and accepted by the agent, where intended destination was an external party (Outbound). These can also be system generated outbound interactions. This does not indicate a connection to a second party.

These interactions can later increase either Connected Outbound or No Answer metrics.

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The number of agents in the queue who are available to handle interactions of different kinds. Availability can be one or multiple of the following types:

• Live (for example, Phone)
• Semi-live (for example, Chat)
• Non-live (for example, Case) 

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Audio problems reported by an agent separated by commas. Audio problems can be one or more of the following values:

• Too loud
• Too quiet
• Echo
• Distortion
• Background noise
• Delay
• Other

A calculated summary state, determined by combining the agent's presence and agent interaction states.

Agent State can be one of the following values:

• Busy. Indicates that the agent is actively involved one or more interactions and may be unavailable for new interactions.
• Idle. Indicates that the agent has no active interactions and can handle incoming interactions.
• Idle (outbound). Indicates that the agent has no active interactions and can initiate new outbound interactions. The agent is in a ‘ready outbound’ presence state.
• Idle (offline). Indicates that the agent has no active interactions and can initiate new outbound interactions and receive transfers. The agent is in a ‘ready offline’ presence state.
• {presence state name}. Indicates that the agent is in a non-ready presence state (with a presence state category of ‘away’, ‘extended away’ or ‘logged out).
• Unexpected. Indicates that one or more of the agent's interactions are in an 'unexpected' agent interaction state.
• Wrap. Indicates that one or more of the agent's interactions are in a 'wrap' agent interaction state and all others are in an ‘unexpected’ state.

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The number of agents in the queue who are available to handle interactions of different kinds. Availability can be one or

multiple of the following

types:

• Too loud
• Too quiet
• Echo
• Distortion
• Background noise
• Delay
• Other

• Live (for example, Phone)
• Semi-live (for example, Chat)
• Non-live (for example, Case) 

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The average time the system waited for the agent to accept or reject an inbound interaction—for calls this is the time the agent's phone was ringing.

For outbound interactions, Avg Alerting Time is the average time the agent took to accept and connect to the interaction, not the average time the destination address took to answer (see Time To Answer).

Audio problems reported by an agent separated by commas. Audio problems can be one or more of the following values:

• Too loud
• Too quiet
• Echo
• Distortion
• Background noise
• Delay
• Other

Audio problems reported for an interaction separated by commas. Audio problems can be one or more of the following values:

• Too loud
• Too quiet
• Echo
• Distortion
• Background noise
• Delay
• Other

The average time the system waited for an interaction to be removed from a queue.

the agent to accept or reject an inbound interaction—for calls this is the time the agent's phone was ringing.

For outbound interactions, Avg Alerting Time is the average time the agent took to accept and connect to the interaction, not the average time the destination address took to answer (see Time To Answer).

The average time agents spent connected to the external contact.

The average time it took for interactions to be removed from a queue by the caller. For example, the caller waits in a queue then breaks out of the queue to go to a different queueagents to answer interactions in the queue.

The average time

for an interaction to be removed from a queue.

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The number of interactions that have been average time for interactions to be removed from a queue because the number of waiting interactions for this queue exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of interactions that have been average time for interaction to be removed from a queue because the estimated wait time exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of interactions that have been average time for interaction to be removed from a queue because no agents are available for this queue.

The number of interactions that have been average time for interactions to be removed from a queue because the time spent waiting in the queue exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of interactions that have been average time for interactions to be removed from a queue by the caller. For example, the caller waits in a queue then breaks out of the queue to go to a different queue.

The number of interactions that have been removed from a queue because the number of waiting interactions for this queue exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of

interactions that have been removed from a queue because the estimated wait time exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of

interactions that have been removed from a queue because no agents are available for this queue.

The number of

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interactions that have been removed from a queue because the time spent waiting in the queue exceeds the defined threshold.

The number of interactions that have been removed from a queue.

The number of interactions that have been removed from a queue by the caller. For example, the caller waits in a queue then breaks out of the queue to go to a different queue.

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(if enabled for your account)

The number of interactions currently waiting in a queue, not yet delivered to an agent. Currently Waiting does not include interactions in an IVR, for example, navigating menus.

The

name of the destination from the Interaction Plans Manager that the customer reached when contacting VCC.

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• None. An agent with this interaction state is logged out and working on no interactions.

• Idle. An agent with this interaction state is currently working on no interactions.

• Alerting. An agent with this interaction state is being offered, but is yet to accept. an interaction.

• Connected. An agent with this interaction state is actively connected to one or more interactions.

• Unparked. An agent with this interaction state was working on a call, parked that call to take a priority call, and has now unparked the original call.

• Resumed. An agent with this interaction state was working on an interaction, but was interrupted. After the interruption, the interaction was resumed.

• Wrap. An agent with this interaction state is actively wrapping up one or more interactions.

• Agent No Answer. The agent failed to answer an alerting interaction. The alert either timed out or the agent rejected the interaction.

• Agent Number Busy. The agent being called declined the call or is busy on another call (outside VCC).

• Number unobtainable. The agent's configured number could not be reached.

• Call Rejected. The connection to this agent was rejected at some point while trying to connect.

• Failed to Connect. Exact cause is undetermined.

The status of the interaction. Interaction State can be one of the following states:

• Alerting. An outbound or internal interaction that is waiting for the second party to connect.
• IVR. Any interaction that is within an IVR.
• Queue. Any interaction that has one channel waiting in a queue.
• Connected - Active. More than two parties are connected.
• Connected - On Hold. One or more parties are placed on hold for live interactions, or parked for non-live interactions.
• Connected - Interrupted. The interaction has been interrupted (and put aside) while the agent focuses on a higher priority interaction.
• Completed - Abandoned. An interaction where the external party disconnected within the queue, or whilst the agent is being alerted.
• Completed - No Answer. An interaction initiated by an agent where the party being contacted did not answer.
• Completed - Agent No Answer. An outbound or internal interaction where the initiating agent did not answer.
• Completed - Answered. Any interaction that resulted in two parties being connected.

All breakouts are based upon interactions that ended as a result of one of the below queue breakout types:

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The interaction plan where the queue is configured.

The status of the interaction. Interaction State can be one of the following states:

• Alerting. An outbound or internal interaction that is waiting for the second party to connect.
• IVR. Any interaction that is within an IVR.
• Queue. Any interaction that has a channel waiting in a queue.
• Queue (Agent). Any interaction that has an agent waiting in a queue.
• Connected - Active. More than two parties are connected.
• Connected - External.
• Connected - On Hold. One or more parties are placed on hold for live interactions, or parked for non-live interactions.
• Connected - Interrupted. The interaction has been interrupted (and put aside) while the agent focuses on a higher priority interaction.
• Completed - Answered. Any interaction that resulted in two parties being connected.
• Completed - Abandoned. An interaction where the external party disconnected within the queue, or whilst the agent is being alerted.
• Completed - Not Accepted. An outbound or internal interaction where the initiating agent did not accept.
• Completed - No Answer. An interaction initiated by an agent where the party being contacted did not answer.

All breakouts are based upon interactions that ended as a result of one of the below queue breakout types:

• Completed - Breakouts - Estimated Wait Time
• Completed - Breakouts - Max Queue Length
• Completed - Breakouts - Max Queue Time
• Completed - Breakouts - No Agents
• Completed - Breakouts - Voluntary

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Out of the Currently Waiting calls currently waiting, the call which has spent the longest time waiting in its current queue.

The shortest time any interaction was handled by an agent. Min Handle Time is the shortest of the sums of Alerting Time, Connected Time and Wrap Time. Min Handle Time does not include Parked (non-live Hold) and Interrupted Time.

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number of times an agent was alerted to join an internal interaction between two agents. Offered Internal increases for both the initiating and receiving agent.
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The number of times an agent was alerted for a consult as part of an existing interaction with an external party. Offered Internal increases each time an agent is consulted.

These interactions can end up in Connected Internal or No Answer.

The number of interactions initiated by the agent, where intended destination was an external party (Outbound). These can also be system generated outbound interactions. This does not indicate a connection to a second party.

These interactions can later increase either Connected Outbound or No Answer metrics.

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Reporting Group

If you are using Interaction Plans Manager: The reporting group of the interaction plan in which the interaction was first processed.

Otherwise, Reporting Group will be the service name value assigned to the interaction plan in the Interaction Plans Architect.