Change a Rep's Queues and Skills with Command Center for Service
Change service reps' queues and skills as needed on the Service Reps tab of Command Center for Service. You can see and modify only the queues and skills that are visible to you based on
your supervisor configuration. If you aren’t assigned to a supervisor configuration, then you
can see all skills, up to 2,000 skills. The first 2,000 records appear, sorted in alphabetical
order.
Read access and Edit access for the Active field on Service Resource
field-level security
Read access and Edit access for the following fields on Service Resource Skill
field-level security: End Date, Start Date, and Skill Level
Open the Service Reps tab in Command Center for Service.
To change the queues to which service reps are assigned, select the service reps, and
then click Change Queues.
If the Change Queues button isn’t visible, verify that the Change Queues action is
added to your supervisor configuration. The Change Queues window shows the service reps
and queues that are visible to you. Voice queues aren’t listed in the Change Queues
window.
Tip To assign a Voice queue to a service rep, use the Queues Backlog
tab in Command Center for Service.
To change the skills assigned to service reps, select the reps, and then click
Change Skills.
If the Change Skills button isn’t visible, verify that the Change Skills action is
added to your supervisor configuration. The Change Skills window shows the service reps
and skills that are visible to you.
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