Hi All,
I'm trying to nail down the exact scheduling logic behind the "Create evaluations by agents" policy action for a client rollout, and I found a related thread that touched on this but didn't get a full answer: https://community.genesys.com/discussion/questions-on-evaluations-reporting-policy-time-intervals
That thread confirmed evaluations for this policy type are not all assigned at once at the end of the period, they get distributed gradually throughout it. The public documentation adds that Genesys Cloud checks progress at "internal checkpoints" during the time period, and if too few evaluations exist at a given checkpoint, it catches up by evaluating older interactions at that point instead of waiting until the end.
A few things I still can't find a clear answer on:
1. How often do these internal checkpoints actually occur (hourly, daily, some other fixed interval)?
2. Does the checkpoint frequency scale with the policy's time interval (daily vs weekly vs monthly), or is it fixed regardless of the interval chosen?
3. The earlier thread also mentioned that interactions get selected "randomly" throughout the period. Is that the same mechanism as the checkpoint catch-up logic described in the documentation, or are these two separate behaviors working together?
I need to set accurate expectations with a client on how evenly evaluations will actually land across a month for their QM rollout, so any detail from someone on the product side would be really helpful. Thanks!
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Mathieu Puyssegur
Business Analyst
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