Hi Quishara -
The idea of the 'Callback' is to allow the Caller to maintain their position in the Queue without waiting on the phone, and not needing to leave a message. Operationally, Voicemail is the same, but allows the Caller to leave a message (both referred to as a 'flow out' in Architect and reporting terms).
Our customers normally opt for the 'Voicemail' option.
A couple of things to be aware of ...
1. regardless of which you choose, remember that these 'calls' will end up in the Queue after hours, so the first Agent in the next morning may get swamped
2. if the call is from a 'private' number you will need to add some code in Architect to prompt the Caller for a valid callback number.
There are a couple of options for Issue #1:
1. send the After Hours calls to a dedicated Callback Queue; Agents can then Activate the next day during quiet times.
2. send the call to a 'Group' Voicemail
Hope this helps :)
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Thanks and regards,
Malcolm Green
Senior Contact Centre Engineer
Nexon Asia Pacific
malcolm.green@nexon.com.au------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 08-16-2021 14:58
From: Quishara Benson
Subject: Callbacks
Hello Community,
I'm curious how customers are using the callback feature. This would be new functionality in my organization.
#Routing(ACD/IVR)
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Shara Benson
Senior User Experience Analyst
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union
q.benson@alaskausa.org
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