A shift segment type represents an activity that's performed by a support rep during the workday. A segment type can be a work activity (chat, email, or phone call), non-work activity (meeting or training), or break (break or lunch). In Workforce Management, a shift segment type can also specify an adherence threshold to help ensure that support reps are working on the correct assignment.
To view, create, and edit shifts and shift segments:
Shift Scheduling
OR
Workforce Engagement Planner
Steps for Omni-Channel Queue-Based Routing Customers
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, search for and select Shift Segment Types.
Click New.
Name your shift segment type.
To make your shift segment appear in the Shift Segment Type dropdown menu, select the Active box.
Select a category.
Work represents working on customer-facing channels, like email or chat.
Non-Work represents a work-adjacent activity, like a team meeting or a training.
Break represents a lunch break or a shorter break.
Select a service presence status. This field indicates the work activity that a support rep is assigned during this shift segment.
Select an adherence threshold. This field indicates the number of minutes that a support rep can be working in a different service presence status than the one associated with the assigned shift segment. If a support rep works outside of the assigned service presence status longer than the adherence threshold time, the support rep becomes out of adherence. The planner is notified in the Team Management View.
Select the shift segment type's color for the Team Management View.
Out-of-adherence indicators appear in red, so don't choose red.
After you create the shift segment types, add them to shift segments that can be assigned to a support rep.
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