Also, note that the "Interaction Score" is really just the date-time the interaction enters the queue. Each 1 point of Priority (with 1/2 star==1 point) shifts that date-time one minute earlier. So, an interaction with a priority of 10 appears to have entered the queue 10 minutes earlier than it actually did. The interaction which appears to have been in the queue the longest is the one routed first (plus whatever other criteria you might be using, like Language skills or ACD skills).
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George Ganahl GCP (PureCloud) ICCE CCXP
Principal Technology Consultant
Genesys
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-07-2019 10:43
From: Melissa Bailey
Subject: Email Priority Routing
You can use a priority higher than 10, see https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/set-up-a-transfer-to-acd-action/
To allow priority values higher than 10, switch to expression mode and enter a calculation that adds up to the desired value. For example, to create a priority of 100, type 10 + 90.
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Melissa Bailey
Genesys - Employees
Original Message:
Sent: 10-07-2019 10:31
From: Christof Delsupehe
Subject: Email Priority Routing
Dear,
Can someone tell me how to prioritize emails. If I am not mistaken the current formula to calculate Interaction Score is as follows: Interaction Score = {Time Waiting (in minutes)} + {Priority}
e.g.: email (email X) with priority 1 waiting for 15 minutes in queue versus new mail (email Y) with priority 10 (which is the highest possible priority you can assign) waiting for 1 minute will result in offering email X first (email x has an interaction score of 16, email y has an interaction score of 11). Since emails tend to be waiting for hours before being handled, the priority feature is almost useless? Or am I missing something here?
Kind Regards,
#Routing(ACD/IVR)
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Christof Delsupehe
Nextel NV
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