You may get some performance benefit to using the priorities like Don mentioned.
i.e. Send the inbound calls to the queue with a much higher priority.
That should present inbound calls to the agents in-between dialer calls.
You could also limit the campaign by using progressive mode and reducing the number of lines.
Agents will lose the preview time before the call comes in.
If you are using different workgroups for the inbound/outbound calls I've kicking around the idea of using a data action on the inbound side to switch campaigns.
Using campaign Sequence or maybe the Campaign Schedule to effectively switch my primary campaign "Off" and a secondary campaign "On" during the Inbound Surge.
The Secondary Campaign using a 2nd/3rd Queue or skills to limit the Outbound Agents on the Campaign.
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Chris Martin
CCS Medical
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-27-2021 14:01
From: MAURICE FORD
Subject: Idle Time Between Preview Dials
Hi All!
We have agents for one of our queues logged into an outbound campaign, set to preview dial to take advantage of their idle time in between inbound calls to make outbound calls. The issue I'm running into is of course once everyone is assigned an outbound call to make, inbound calls hit the queue, and service levels are taking a hit until they wrap up those outbound calls.
One way to solve this problem would be to assign a time in between preview calls to give time for an inbound call to hit the queue. Is there a way to configure that without adding the required ACW time to the queue? I'd like to avoid sacrificing agent handle time.
Any ideas on how to prevent other than dedicating more agents to inbound?
#Outbound
#Routing(ACD/IVR)
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Maurice Ford
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