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          Wallboard Tab Fields

          Wallboard Tab Fields

          Fields for the Command Center for Service Wallboard tab.

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          Column Entry
          Agent Capacity
          • Available Capacity: The capacity that remains for new work items for service reps that the supervisor oversees.
          • Used Capacity: The capacity that's currently in use for service reps that the supervisor oversees.
          Agent Capacity Status

          Shows the current count of service reps with each status.

          • At Capacity: Service reps are online but are at full capacity so they aren't assigned more work.
          • Online: Service reps are online, but not necessarily available with spare capacity to accept new work items.
          • Busy: Service reps are logged into Omni-Channel but have Busy status, so aren't assigned any new work
          • Idle: Service reps are available but don't have any active work items.
          Agent Presence Statuses

          The count of service reps with the indicated presence status.

          • The metric chart shows the 3 most common presence statuses and a total for other presence statuses.
          • The vertical and horizontal charts show the top 5 most common presence statuses and a total for other presence statuses.
          Agent Work Status

          Shows the amount of work that entered each status over the last hour.

          • Assigned: How many work items were assigned to service reps.
          • Canceled: How many work items were canceled; for example, the customer ends a chat before the service rep accepts the work item.
          • Closed: How many work items were completed and closed.
          • Declined: How many work items that service reps declined.
          • Opened: How many work items that service reps opened to perform some work.
          • Push Timeout: How many work items were declined because of a push timeout. If set, a push timeout reassigns work when it's not accepted in the specified time.
          • Unavailable: How many assigned work items for which service reps became unavailable; for example, the service rep logged out before the work item was accepted or declined.
          Raised Flags Shows the number of flags raised by all service reps. A flag indicates a work item that a service rep needs help with.
          Wait Time

          Shows current wait times of all the work in the backlog.

          • Average Wait Time: The average time that work in the backlog has been waiting for a service rep to become available.
          • Longest Wait Time: The longest time that work in the backlog has been waiting for a service rep to become available.
          Work Item Status

          Shows the current count of work items with each status. The Waiting metric is one of the most important and useful metrics on the Wallboard.

          • Assigned: How many work items are assigned to service reps but waiting to be accepted.
          • In Progress: How many work items service reps have that are open.
          • Waiting: How many work items are waiting in the backlog to be assigned to service reps.
          Work Performance

          Shows performance metrics for service reps over the last hour.

          • After Conversation Time: The average time service reps spend on wrap-up work after a call or messaging session.
          • Average Active Work Time: The average time that work items were open and in focus on service reps' consoles.
          • Average Speed to Answer: The average time from when the work item was requested until a service rep accepted it.
          • Average Work Handle Time: The average time that service reps spent on work items that are now completed.
           
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