If the Omni-Channel Push Time-Out is set to 60 seconds and Chat Push Time-Out is only 15 seconds, some agents are unable to accept chat requests.
This is working as expected. The Push Time-Out set on the Chat Button takes precedence.
You may set the Chat Push Time-Out to 60 seconds to give ample time for Agents to accept the chat request.
Note: The option 'Push Time-Out (seconds)' is only available when the selected Routing Type in the Chat Button is either Least Active or Most Available.
See Also:
Chat Configuration Settings
How Chat Rerouting works when multiple available agents are online
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