Average Handle Time (AHT)

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After Call Work / Wrap - (ACW)

After call work, as its name suggests, takes place after the voice interaction with a caller and is the time spent processing any associated work f… View

Average Handle Time (AHT)

Average Handle Time is the average processing time to deal with a call and is the total of Average Talk time and Average Wrap time. Average Tal… View

Average Response Time (ART)

Average Response Time (ART) - also called Average Speed of Answer (ASA) or Average Delay (AD) - is one of the key metrics used in call centres.&nbs… View

Call Forecasting - Key Enablers

What do you need to take into account when considering call forecasts? View

Call Recording

Customer contact recording is increasingly on the agenda for organisations' overall CRM (Customer Relationship Marketing/Management) strategy, … View

Handling Time

Handling Time is the total processing time to deal with a call and is the total of Talk time and Wrap time. … View

Hold Time - Agent

Hold time refers to the time an agent puts a customer on hold. This is done for a number of reasons; Seeking assistance Reviewing… View

Incoming Call Dimensions

Here are some of the key dimensions of an incoming call Call >> Network … View

Incoming Call Duration for ACD Group Report - Day Summary

ACD day summary report for call Duration. … View

Long Call

Long calls present problems around managing service level. There is no definition of a long call but lets say, 10+ minutes. The longer the call… View

Longest Delay

The longest delay is the call that has waited the longest in the queue whether answered or not in any time period. The longest delay should be … View

Not Ready Bucket

Whilst agents are in work it is good practice for them to be logged-into the telephone system, where the ACD can allocate a number of different wor… View

Occupancy, Agent-load & Work-load Calculation

Working example to see the interaction of these three key elements View

Ready & Not Ready Levels

'Ready' puts us in the right behavioural modes of work (being Available to take calls + Talking to callers) to improve efficiency and maxim… View

Talk Time

Talk time is the time spent talking to callers and represents one of the key work activity modes WAMs). Talk time also represents both inbound … View

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