Real-time queue conditions and queue groups

IVR Routing supports both queue conditions and queue group conditions. Queue group queue conditions are defined differently than queue conditions. Between reporting queue groups and virtual queue groups, however, there are some differences between how the queue conditions stats are calculated. The following Table outlines how queue condition statistics are applied to reporting and virtual queue groups.

Table 1. Queue Groups Queue Condition statistics definitions

Queue condition statistic

Reporting Queue Group definition

Virtual Queue Group definition

Agents Available

The sum of the available agents in all member queues

The number of available agents found in the first Online queue

Agents Idle

The sum of the idle agents in all member queues

The number of idle agents found in the first Online queue

Agents Unavailable

The sum of the unavailable agents in all member queues

The number of unavailable agents found in the first Online queue

Average Time to Abandon

The sum of the duration of the abandons divided by the sum of the abandons from all queues in the group

Average Time to Answer

The sum of the answer duration of the calls divided by the sum of the calls answered from all queues in the group

Call Load

The sum of Calls Waiting in all queues in the group divided by the sum of Agents Available in all queues in the group

The sum of the Calls Waiting in all queues in the group divided by the number of Agents Available in the first Online queue

Expected Wait Time

If there are agents available, the expected wait time is the average talk time for the queues in the group multiplied by Calls Waiting in all Queues in the group, divided by all Available Agents in the group

If there are no agents available, the Expected Wait Time is the sum of the answer duration of the calls divided by the sum of the calls answered from all queues in the group

If there are agents available, the expected wait time is the average talk time for the queues in the group multiplied by Calls Waiting in all queues in the group, divided by the Available Agents in the first Online queue in the group

If there are no agents available, the Expected Wait Time is the sum of the answer duration of the calls divided by the sum of the calls answered from all queues in the group

Last Queue Update Received

The last queue update received from any queue in the queue group

Longest Wait Time

The longest time that a call has been waiting in all of the queues in the queue group

Number of Calls Waiting

The sum of the number of calls waiting in each member queue of the queue group

Path DND

Checks if any member of the group is in Do Not Disturb

Service Level

The service level of the queue group