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  • 1.  Accurately Counting Calls, In Queue Callbacks, and Before Queue Callbacks

    Posted 08-01-2023 18:14
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    We currently offer Call Backs in two locations.  If the estimated waititme is greater than 5 min, we offer a Queue Callback right up front, before the caller entered the queue.  We also offer them after the caller has held in the queue for greater than 5 min, 10 min, and 30 min.  If memory serves me, when I previously worked with a Genesys system, my calls offered calculation had to be:

    Calls Offered - Flow Outs + Callbacks = Total calls offered

    The Flow Outs were the calls that moved to callback after waiting in queue, but if you opted for the callback up front, you never counted in the Calls Offered and only as a callback.  The above calculation assured that the calls that opted for a callback after waiting in queue were only counted once.

    Does that logic still hold true with this current version?


    #Genesys Cloud CX
    #Workforce Management
    #Forecasting

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    Gina Palmer
    Papa, Inc.
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  • 2.  RE: Accurately Counting Calls, In Queue Callbacks, and Before Queue Callbacks

    Posted 08-03-2023 16:58
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    Hello Gina!  I think in terms of inbound volume, your logic is sound.  The sum of all callbacks offered + sum of all voice offered - sum of voice flow outs would net you the total amount of call/callback inbound volume based on your flow design.

    It's important to note that in general this formula isn't applicable for all scenarios.  A flow out is a call that was waiting in queue and stopped waiting in queue for any reason other than the caller hung up (abandon).  Some customers may use an in queue call flow to transfer to another queue and that action would register a flow out.  Some customers my refer them to an online portal and transfer the call to a disconnect action after the customer confirms they'll follow up online.  Many use cases can stem from an in queue call flow being used to send the customer somewhere else and that somewhere else isn't always a callback.

    Sounds like you're using flow outs exclusively to mark calls that got transitioned to callbacks.  As long as that's true, your formula will work.  For anyone else reading this, evaluate your call flow because your situation may be different!



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    Ryan Legner
    Staff Product Manager, Genesys Cloud CX
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