Hi Martin,
You may be able to use Session DNIS together with a filter on TRANSFERRED to identify interactions that were transferred into a queue.
I actually used this approach last year to analyse transfers going from one of our manned queues. By looking at the transferred interactions and their DNIS, I was able to identify the top IVR options customers were selecting before being transferred to the queue.
Based on that analysis, we updated our IVR so those options now route directly without requiring an agent transfer, and we now track those IVR transfers using Flow Outcomes in Architect.
Hope this helps.
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Phaneendra
Technical Solutions Consultant
Monash University
Australia
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-04-2026 16:15
From: Martin Bunting
Subject: Transfer to and From Queues
I am looking to be able to report on both transfers to and from a queue. I can pull a report on the number of calls transferred from a queue, but not sure where to find the count of calls transferred to a queue. I thought I saw something recently on this topic, but I can't seem to find it. Thanks
#Reporting/Analytics
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Martin Bunting
New Era Technology
Senior Solutions Consultant
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