I would change the Evaluation Method to "Disregard skills, next agent".
Do some testing to see if you get the results you want, preferably with other agents and on a different, test queue.
If you are using a 1-second timeout on the first ring, the agent needs to be set to auto-answer. Even then it will be a race condition where the call might not connect in time. I'd make that 2 seconds minimum if set to auto-answer.
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George Ganahl
Principal Program Manager
Genesys
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-17-2018 15:14
From: Ashveej Shivashankar
Subject: Call routing in Queue
Hi George,
Thanks for responding to my query. I am using bulls eye, does the screenshot attached makes sense, where the ring number 1 will be Agent A and then delay of 5 seconds for other 2 agents and they will have ring 2 and ring 3 with a gap of 10 seconds.
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Ashveej Shivashankar
Gusto
Original Message:
Sent: 05-17-2018 14:24
From: George Ganahl
Subject: Call routing in Queue
I would probably set it up using Bullseye routing, with only that agent in the first ring, then open it up to other agents in the second ring after 5 seconds or so.
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George Ganahl
Principal Program Manager
Genesys
Original Message:
Sent: 05-17-2018 14:12
From: Ashveej Shivashankar
Subject: Call routing in Queue
Hello Community,
I am starting new on pure cloud and supporting my company with pure cloud implementation. We have a call flow which routes the calls to agents in Queue based on availability of agents. We are not using any skill based routing. We have requirement where the calls should be routed to only one agent, lets say Agent A and other agents in the queue should get calls only when the Agent A is on another call or off queue.
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Ashveej Shivashankar
Gusto
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