Queue related expressions

Katrin Geske
Katrin Geske
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Expression name What it does
queue.call.age.order

Returns the position of the call, while 0 indicates that no other caller is waiting before the call. 

Positions can changed based on the selection rules. Therefore, this expression should be used with care.

queue.call.age.timestamp Time stamp (YYYY-MM-ddThh:mm:ss) call entered the queue
queue.call.age.unix Unix time (Milliseconds) call entered the queue
queue.calls.active Returns all calls that are currently active of the queue the current call is placed in
queue.calls.bridged Returns all calls that are currently bridged of the queue the current call is placed in
queue.calls.queued Returns all calls that are currently queued of the queue the current call is placed in
queue.full When a call asks "is this queue full" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns true or false
queue.id When a call asks "what is your queue id" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns the queue's id
queue.load When a call asks "what is your load" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns how many calls are active within this queue
queue.maxDialCount When a call asks "how many agents do you call" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns how many agents the dialer will try to reach at the same time
queue.name When a call asks "what is your load" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns how many calls are active within this queue
queue.waitTime  When a call asks "how long have I been waiting" while waiting in a queue, this expression returns the seconds  the calls has been waiting within this queue

 

The following metrics are available per queue id. You can select between

1, 5, 10, 30, or 60 minutes

 

Expression name What it does
queue.myQueueId.waitTime.expected.xmin

Returns the expected wait time for calls in seconds in the defined queue, taking into account the average wait time of both taken and lost calls of the past x minutes. The value returns does not take into account how long the call waited.

queue.myQueueId.waitTime.initial.xmin Returns the initial expected wait time for a call in seconds in the defined queue, taking into account the average wait time of both taken and lost calls of the past x minutes. 
queue.myQueueId.waitTime.running.xmin Returns the relative wait time for a call in seconds in the defined queue, taking into account the average wait time of both taken and lost calls of the past x minutes. this means, if the call had an initial wait time of 5 minutes and this expression is asked after 2 minutes what the expected wait time would be, the already waited time would be substracted.
   

 

 

 

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