The estimated wait time & position in queue variables & actions will never report an increased value. The idea is to avoid annoying a call with hearing "your wait time is 3 minutes...your wait time is 10 minutes...your wait time is 8 minutes." They will report a decrease in value; however for testing purposes it's hard to cause for EWT. While your call is on the queue, you need to send other calls into the queue and have them answered & ended very quickly (use priority on the transfer to ACD action to get the new calls to be answered instead of yours). Then it can take several minutes for the EWT calculation to change.
FYI it's much easier to see the PIQ change. Send several calls into the queue with you being the last one. Have the 1 or more of the other calls hang up. Your PIQ drops.
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Melissa Bailey
Genesys - Employees
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-13-2019 10:20
From: Paul Dittrich
Subject: Estimated Wait Time in Queue
Is this an inbound voice call flow or an in queue call? It might make more sense to do the Estimated Wait Time in in Queue. If it is in Queue don't worry about including a loop. I tried that and got no where. With in queue call flows it will run from the top to bottom of your flow and automatically loop.
I was trying to update a variable and it was never updating either. I don't think the EWT will properly update until you let the in queue get to the end and start at the top again.
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Paul Dittrich
Original Message:
Sent: 11-12-2019 19:33
From: David Holeman
Subject: Estimated Wait Time in Queue
I am trying to add an estimated wait time announcement to a loop in my queue while customers wait. The announcement relays that the estimated wait time is 122 minutes no matter what. What am I missing.
#Implementation
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David Holeman
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