@Joe Hurst,
Did you try Data-Table + Direct-Dial Logic !
You can still use Groups for organizing agents, but not for routing. Instead, use the Data Table to determine which group member is "active" based on time, and transfer directly to them.
BUT, Agents must also be reachable via direct dial (SIP or DID). No ACD means no wrap-up codes, reporting, or utilization tracking.
This setup is great for lightweight routing or VIP/direct lines, but not ideal for complex contact center logic.
Thanks
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Ashiesh Sharma
GCX- GCP, ARC, SCR, QM
BT plc
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2025 11:44
From: Joe Hurst
Subject: Groups and Data Tables
Thanks for your response.
I was hoping to find a non-ACD based setup though, so members wouldn't need to manually log in/out but rather just be available on the pre-set schedule in the data table.
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Joe Hurst
IT Engineer Architect
Original Message:
Sent: 07-25-2025 09:14
From: Cameron Tomlin
Subject: Groups and Data Tables
Hello Joe,
I dont think you can directly set group members using a data table, I believe I have some ideas on how to achieve your idea of time-based routing.
First would be a queue-based routing solution. Instead of dynamically changing group membership, you could use the "Find Queue" action in combo with data tables.
The data table can store queue names/ids along with their time ranges. From there you can use the data table to determine the appropriate queue based on the current time. Then route the call to the id'd queue using a "Transfer to ACD" action.
My second thought would be for a skill-based. This would utilize the "Find Skill" action which can work with data table lookups. You can store skill requirements and time ranges in your data table and look up the required skill based on time. This would allow you to route to agents with matching skills.
The data table structure would look something like this:
-Time range start
-Time range end
-Queue Name/id
-Day of week (if needed)
and the flow structure would be
- Get current time/date
- lookup in data table
- use "Find Queue" action with the retrieved queue name/id
- transfer to ACD with the found queue
Those are my ideas but if you really want to stick with having members of a group being set by a data table you would need to create an idea in our ideas portal.
Cheers,
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Cameron
Online Community Manager/Moderator
Original Message:
Sent: 07-24-2025 15:45
From: Joe Hurst
Subject: Groups and Data Tables
Is there a way to have the members of a group be set by a Data Table?
I am trying to set up a call route such that it sends calls to a group as one of the options in the architect flow. It would use the Data Table as a lookup so that the members of the group would depend on time range entries within the table.
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Joe Hurst
IT Engineer Architect
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