No. Manually disconnecting any interaction will
not count as an abandon. An abandoned interaction is one that
remotely disconnects while waiting to be ACD assigned, without ever having entered a client_connected state. As such, manually disconnecting that interaction will not be an abandoned and will not show up in the EE_AbandonedEvents* database objects.
More information can be found here:
https://help.genesys.com/cic/datadictionary/content/IntervalQueueData.html#1b795a6767654d419ea9d8de916b31f2From the Data Dictionary:
Abandons
Abandoned queue interactions occur on a distribution queue when a queue interaction disconnects before it enters a Client_Connected state (that is, an agent or user picks it up). In the Queue Period Statistics reports, abandons are the number of ACD related queue interactions that abandoned the queue during the interval.
Abandons include:
- Disconnects before the queue interaction is connected to a user or agent. This only includes remote disconnects. CIC has special processing to count local disconnects as answered, then disconnected.
- Interactions that go to a Voice mail box assigned to the ACD. To the ACD system, they are simply seen as queue interactions that disconnect while on the workgroup queue. To avoid having voice mail interactions count as abandons you must first transfer the interaction out of the queue. This is usually to a specially-setup, voice-mail-only queue. Voice mail interactions will then show up as flow outs rather than abandons.
- Interactions that go to a voice mail box assigned to the user/agent queue where the agent never answers the interaction.
- Interactions in the queue that might-or might not-be waiting for an agent that eventually remote disconnect without ever speaking to an agent. An example would be a caller listening to an IVR, and hangs up.
- Queue interactions that transfer from one workgroup queue to another workgroup queue, where no agent ever answers the queue interaction in the first workgroup queue, will not show up as abandons. They will only show as flow outs.