Hi Shelby, so if I understand there is an element of Queue time? and if so How do you want the system to identify that in this instance?
From a staffing requirements perspective the scheduler is looking for times where the employees are required to service customers demand (on queue) and the scheduler responds to the workplan design accordingly.
If there is a need for planned off queue time how much is required? I think you may need to look at your workplan configuration and like the example above, determine how much on queue v off queue you are requiring and then build accordingly very similar to the above example.
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Cameron Smith
VP, Product Management - Workforce Engagement Management
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-11-2023 17:54
From: Shelby Cronk
Subject: WEM Work Plan: Default On Queue Time
We tried this, but the situation is that we don't want ANY on queue time, and even if we add "off queue time" for the entire shift, we run into issues with the flexible breaks/meals.
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Shelby Cronk
ConvergeOne, Inc.
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-11-2023 13:08
From: Sasha Mujanovich
Subject: WEM Work Plan: Default On Queue Time
Hi Shelby, I think the "On Queue" activity is the base part for all schedules so it's always there, but you could still add an "Off Queue" or "Custom Activity" to cover up the whole shift or only during partial times based on your customer needs.
We have a team that does quality assurance first and last hour of their day and we made a shift assignment in Work Plans just for them so when we generate schedules it always automatically adds the "Off Queue" times.

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Sasha Mujanovich
VIAC Services Company