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Track Transfer Status and Agent Availability
You can monitor transfer routing details — including destination queue names and agent availability — and cancel transfer or conference requests directly from the transfer dialogue box.

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You can monitor transfer routing details — including destination queue names and agent availability — and cancel transfer or conference requests directly from the transfer dialogue box.
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The updated transfer pages provide complete visibility into the routing process, ensuring you know exactly where a conversation is headed:
Conference calls require explicit acceptance — if no agent in the queue accepts the invitation, the requester remains on the loading page until the session times out. Call transfers don't require acceptance. Once an agent initiates a transfer, the loading page disappears within seconds and the call waits in the queue.
If a transfer or conference invitation is no longer needed, users can stop the routing process without waiting for it to time out.




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