For anyone who finds this and is interested in a solution:
- we found deactivating and even unassigning the queues will not remove the Not Responding status
- what did work (given these agents are on long term leaves and unable to "login and remove the status" was:
- take a quick record of all their current queue assignments set their accounts to Inactive
- we then reactivated them and the Not Responding status was cleared
- then we reassigned the queues
it seems to clear their Not Responding status in the system.
hope it helps others.
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Kevin Jones
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-13-2025 13:18
From: Kevin Jones
Subject: Long-Term Leave Agents = Not Responding
Hello
We have submitted this (and the other incident posted) to Genesys via our Service Provider but we were only given the response noted above. Hence why I was reaching out to the community to see if other experienced this and how they handled it.
This is the formal Incident Report from Genesys: Analytics Views Showing Agents Not Responding
As you can see, they say "The service team is unable to sanitize the agent data and customers will need to remove the agents from queues or have the agents log on to remove the not responding agent statuses from the analytics views" (emphasis mine)
Thanks
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Kevin Jones
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-13-2025 11:40
From: Samuel Jillard
Subject: Long-Term Leave Agents = Not Responding
Hi Kevin,
This would require a case with Customer Support. They should be able to check the logs to see what caused this to happen and help clear these statuses. You should provide the userIDs so they can investigate it further
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Sam Jillard
Online Community Manager/Moderator
Genesys - Employees