Informe de historial de contactos
permisos necesarios: Vista de agent o Vista de Supervisor del Historial de contacto, Búsqueda & Reproducción > Buscar interacciones (para escuchar grabaciones)
Fuente del informe: DW (almacén de datos)
Informe de frecuencia de actualización: 10 segundos
El informe de Historial de contacto proporciona una lista detallada de las interacciones
La conversación completa con un agente a través de un canal. Por ejemplo, una interacción puede ser una llamada de voz, un correo electrónico, un chat o una conversación de redes sociales. gestionadas. El informe tiene como valor predeterminado el día actual. Usted puede:
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Editar el rango de fechas.
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Busque una interacción específica mediante la búsqueda de su Id de contacto
Un identificador numérico único asignado a cada contacto. o Id de contacto principal
El ID maestro o principal para uno o más contactos relacionados. Se asigna un nuevo id de contacto principal si un contacto se transfiere tres o más veces. en el campo principal/Id de contacto. -
Haga clic en Mostrar Opciones debajo del selector de rango de fechas para mostrar los filtros. Puede filtrar el informe por:
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Agentes, habilidades
Se usa para automatizar la entrega de interacciones según las habilidades, capacidades y conocimientos del agente. o equipos específicos. -
DNIS
El número marcado en llamadas de voz entrantes o salientes. o ANI
También conocido como id de llamada. número de teléfono listado de una llamada de voz entrante..
Los filtros Tipo de soporte de medios, Agente, Habilidad y Equipo le permiten buscar los agentes, las habilidades y los equipos que desea incluir en el informe. Los resultados de la búsqueda aparecen después de escribir el primer carácter. También puede filtrar los agentes, las habilidades y los equipos inactivos del informe marcando las casillas Excluir Agentes Inactivos, Excluir Habilidades inactivas y Excluir equipos Inactivos.
El campo Número de registros originados desde el mismo ANI permite un filtro más avanzado al incluir un operador. Por ejemplo, podría limitar los resultados a cualquier persona que haya llamado 10 o más veces con un mismo ANI.
Haga clic en Aplicar Opciones para ejecutar el informe de Historial de contacto. Haga clic en el id de contacto de una interacción individual para abrir la ventana de Detalles de contacto.
Este informe expirará después de 20 minutos y está limitado a 56 páginas de contactos.
Las llamadas sin comprimir se pueden reproducir directamente, pero las llamadas comprimidas deben descargarse antes de poder reproducirse. Las llamadas comprimidas se descargarán como archivos MP3.
Ver llamadas rechazadas
El informe de Historial de contacto le permite ver las llamadas que se consideraron rechazadas. Una llamada rechazada en el informe no significa necesariamente que se haya perdido el contacto o que haya ocurrido un problema grave. A veces, una llamada se considera rechazada porque se redirigió a otro agente.
Algunos motivos de rechazo pueden tener asociados códigos de motivo estándar de telefonía. Este código se envía desde la red del operador de llamadas a NiCE CXone ACD y luego se asocia con la llamada. Cuando esto ocurre, se muestra el código de motivo. Los Códigos de motivo 0, 16 y 255 son liberaciones normales de una llamada y deben asociarse con las llamadas.
- En la ventana Detalles de contacto, haga clic en la pestaña Opciones de contacto.
- Configure los parámetros del informe como desee y, a continuación, establezca Mostrar Rechazado a sí y seleccione la caja mostrar datos extendidos.
Datos en este Informe
El informe de Historial de contacto tiene varias columnas que presentan atributos de datos y métricas. No todas las columnas aparecen de forma predeterminada. Si habilita mostrar datos extendidos, aparecen todas las columnas. Muchas de las columnas son solo para llamadas y mensajes de voz. Esas estarán en blanco para otros tipos de medio.
| Columna | Descripción |
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| El id de contacto | Id de contacto |
| Id de contacto maestro | Id de contacto principal |
| Tipo de soporte | tipo de soporte de medios |
| Habilidad | ACD habilidad |
| Agent | Nombre del agente que manejó la interacción. |
| Team | El nombre del equipo del agente. |
| DNIS / Para | DNIS |
| ANI / Desde | ANI |
| Tipo de teléfono | Teléfono fijo o celular. |
| Hora de inicio | Fecha y hora en que se inició la interacción. |
| Duración |
Cuánto duró la interacción. La suma del tiempo que pasó en los estados Anterior a la cola, En la cola, Routing, Interrumpido, Devolución de llamada y Activo. Este campo tiene el formato HH:MM:SS, MM:SS o M:SS. |
| Conectado | Indica si la interacción se grabó. Si fue así, puede acceder a la grabación en la ventana Detalles del contacto. |
| Disposición primaria | Disposición |
| Disposición adicional | Disposición secundaria asignada a la interacción, si corresponde. |
| Etiquetas |
Etiquetas que el agente aplicó a la interacción. Debe habilitar mostrar datos extendidos para ver esta columna y las siguientes. |
| Tipo de contacto |
Tipo de interacción: Contacto original, Transferencia de Habilidad, Transferencia de Agente, Transferencia de consulta o Toma de control. |
| Hora del contacto rechazado | Hora en que se rechazó la interacción. |
| Motivo para rechazar el contacto | Motivo por el que se rechazó la interacción. |
| Desviando | Cantidad de veces que la interacción entró al estado Routing. |
| Active | Cantidad de veces que la interacción entró al estado Activo. |
| Espera | Cantidad de veces que la interacción entró al estado Espera. |
| Ocupada | Número de veces que la interacción entró en el estado Ocupada. |
| Salientes | Indica una interacción saliente. |
| Transferir | Indica una interacción transferida. |
| Abandono anterior a la cola | El número total de interacciones que los contactos abandonaron antes de entrar a la cola o poco después. Las Interactions que se abandonaron dentro de los dos segundos posteriores a la entrada en el sistema no se cuentan. |
| Abandono | El número total de interacciones que los contactos abandonaron antes de ser conectados con un agente. |
| Abandono corto | El número total de interacciones que los contactos abandonaron poco después de entrar a la cola. Los abandonos cortos también se cuentan en Abandono Anterior a la cola, pero solo se cuentan una vez en Abandono. |
| Error de marcación | Indica que se produjo un error de marcación con la interacción. |
| Callback | Número de veces que la interacción entró en el estado Callback |
| Cola de publicaciones | Número de veces que la interacción entró en el estado PostQueue. |
| Otros | Número de veces que la interacción entró en el estado Otro. |
| Nombre del script | Nombre del script a través del cual se enrutó la interacción en el IVR |
| Código de motivo | Corresponde al código de finalización de llamada de la red telefónica. |
Motivos de rechazo
Una llamada rechazada en el informe no necesariamente indica un problema. A veces, una llamada se marca como rechazada porque se redirigió a otro agente. Los rechazos deben preocuparle si son constantes o si observa tasas de rechazo crecientes para un agente en particular.
A veces, los motivos de rechazo están asociados con códigos de motivo estándar de los proveedores de telefonía. Los Códigos de motivo se envían desde la red del proveedor de la llamada a la aplicación ACD y luego se asocian con la llamada. Cuando esto ocurre, se muestra el código de motivo. Los Códigos de motivo 16 y 255 son liberaciones normales de una llamada. Debería esperar verlos asociados con las llamadas.
La columna de Motivos de rechazo aparece en el informe únicamente si hace clic en la casilla de mostrar datos ampliados en las Opciones de informe y después ejecuta el informe.
Los motivos de rechazo son solo para llamadas. No se aplican a otros tipos de medio.
| Refusal Reason | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bad Number |
The telephone network cause code indicates the called number is no longer in service or is temporarily unavailable. Possible cause codes: 1, 16, 31, 253 Resolution: If you see this refusal reason, first check the validity of the number the agent used to log in. To do so, go to Admin > Employees, open the agent's profile, and click the Login History tab. If the number appears to be valid, check the format of the Global Caller ID set for your business unit If the Global Caller ID format is also valid, you can contact your account representative. |
| Busy |
The platform detected a busy signal or the telephone network cause code indicated the phone or network was busy. Possible cause codes: 17, 34, 46, 254 Resolution: If the agent is using a physical phone, they may have been using it for a call outside the platform when the attempt to deliver a call happened. The agent likely forgot to set their state to Unavailable before making or receiving the non-platform call. This refusal reason could also mean you have no available ports on a circuit or the platform. For outbound calls, it is most likely that the line was busy on the number dialed. |
| ContactAlreadyRouted | The platform tried to route the call to an agent after the ACD already delivered it to a different agent. |
| Error | The delivery of the call to the agent was not successful due to a telephone network issue. This is determined by a variety of cause codes that are returned to the platform from the telephone network that indicate the call terminated but was not answered. Possible cause codes: 2, 3, 4, 8, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 38, 39, 43, 47, 58, 62, 63, 69, 70, 79, 84, 85, 88, 90, 102, 111, 251, 252 Resolution: The most common cause of this issue is with the physical phone or potentially the phone provider. It may require some validation from the platform. |
| Invalid Call Leg | One of the call legs |
| NoAnswer |
The platform was able to initiate a call to the agent over the telephone network and the call was not answered within 45 seconds, depending on the individual refusal timeout, or that one of several specific cause codes were received before the call was answered. Possible cause codes: 18, 19, 41, 127, 246 Resolution: The platform was able to establish a connection to the agent's phone network and attempt to deliver the call. The most common causes are the agent not changing the state to unavailable before stepping away, and connectivity issues, including delay. |
| LinkFailed |
The media server was unable to link the caller and the agent. This should be a fairly uncommon event; it should only occur when there are unusual conditions that prevent this operation from being performed. Resolution: A 'linked' condition occurs when the agent line and caller line are physically connected, or the call goes into an active state. Because the failure of this process is rare, it requires troubleshooting to determine the cause. |
| Dropped |
One of the call legs Resolution: The call was successfully delivered to the agent but the agent hung up before the call was linked to the caller. This occurs any time the agent leg disconnects from the platform when a call is routing. The issue has two possible causes:
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| AgentLinkTimeout |
Linking to the agent is a process that requires that an agent be selected, a call placed, and that call answered before the NoAnswer Timeout expires, which is set to 45 seconds. If the system is unable to call the agent, receive an answer, and link the agent to the caller in 45 seconds or less, then an AgentLinkTimeout occurs. This is a relatively uncommon event. Resolution: If you were not able to receive an acknowledgment in response to an invite in regards to SIP messaging, this refusal type will usually occur after 60 seconds. Typically this indicates a failure to connect to the agent's phone system or provider. |
| N/A | This is currently a catch all classification for a refusal. Calls are still be redirected to another agent occurs for other refusals. |
| (Zero) 0 Cause Code | This is usually given by the router when none of the other codes apply. This cause usually occurs in the same type of situations as cause 1, 88, and 100. |
| AgentCancelled | The agent selected Reject when a call was routed to them. This applies to any media type |
| InvalidCallLeg | This is a system refusal that occurs when the system cancels an interaction. For example, if a contact requests a callback, but then later calls back to the same point of contact |
Códigos de motivo
La siguiente tabla proporciona descripciones de los códigos de motivo en el Informe de Historial de contacto.
Algunos motivos de rechazo pueden tener códigos de Motivo estándar de telefonía asociados. Este código se envía desde la red del proveedor de la llamada a la plataforma y luego se asocia con la llamada. Cuando esto ocurre, se muestra el código de motivo. La columna motivos de rechazo aparecerá en el informe solo si hace clic en la casilla mostrar datos ampliados en las Opciones de informe y después ejecuta el informe.
La columna de Código de motivo aparece en el informe únicamente si hace clic en la casilla mostrar datos ampliados en las Opciones de informe y después ejecuta el informe.
Los códigos de motivo son solo para llamadas. No se aplican a otros tipos de medio.
| Cause Codes | Description |
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| -1 | Default. The system did not get a cause code or cannot determine the cause code. |
| 0 |
CAUSE_CODE_Origination_DISCONNECT The caller disconnected the call. |
| 1 |
Check number, redial (unallocated number) The called party cannot be reached because the called party number is in a valid format but is not currently allocated, or assigned. |
| 2 |
No route to network /Prefix 0 dialed in error The equipment sending this cause does not recognize the transit network in the routing request. This may be because the transit network does not exist or because that particular transit network exists but does not serve the equipment sending the cause. or The prefix "0" is invalid for the entered number. |
| 3 |
No route to dest./Prefix 1 dialed in error The called party cannot be reached because the network through which the call has been routed does not serve the desired destination. This cause is supported on a network-dependent basis. or A "1" was dialed when not required. Redial without the "1". |
| 4 |
No prefix 1/Special Information Tone The prefix "1" is not required for this number or The called party cannot be reached, the reason is long-term in nature, and the special information tone was returned to the calling party. |
| 5 |
Misdialed trunk prefix (National use) A trunk prefix was erroneously included in the called party number. |
| 6 |
Channel unacceptable A called user cannot negotiate for a B-channel other than that specified in the |
| 7 |
Call awarded and being delivered on an established channel The user has been awarded the incoming call, and that call is being connected to a channel |
| 8 |
Call is proceeding/Preemption Call in process, please standby. or Call has been preempted. |
| 9 |
Preemption, reserved A call has been preempted due to the circuit being reserved for reuse. |
| 14 |
Excess digits received, call is proceeding More digits were dialed than expected. Called number has been truncated to the expected number. |
| 16 |
Disconnect Normal release of a call and is always expected for calls. A caller may hang up or otherwise disconnect the call, or the agent may disconnect the call through the agent application. |
| 17 |
Busy, try again later (User busy) The called party is unable to accept another call because the user busy condition was encountered. May be generated by the called user or by the network. If the busy condition was determined by the user, the user equipment shows as compatible with the call. |
| 18 |
No far end response (No user responding) A called party does not respond to a call establishment message within the time allowed (that is, before timer |
| 19 |
No answer (No answer from user, user alerted) The called user has provided an alerting indication, but not a connect indication, within the time allowed (that is, before timer |
| 20 |
Subscriber absent A mobile station has logged off, radio contact is not obtained with a mobile station, or a personal telecommunications user is temporarily not addressable at any user-network interface. |
| 21 |
Call rejected The equipment sending this cause does not wish to accept this call. However, it could have accepted the call because the equipment is neither busy nor incompatible. May also be generated by the network when a call was cleared due to a supplementary service constraint. |
| 22 |
Number changed The called party number indicated by the calling party is no longer assigned. The new called party number may optionally be included in the diagnostic field. If a network does not support this cause, Cause 1 is used. |
| 25 |
Exchange routing error The destination indicated by the user cannot be reached. An intermediate exchange released the call due to reaching a limit in executing the hop counter procedure. |
| 26 |
Non-selected user clearing The user has not been awarded the incoming call. |
| 27 |
Destination out of order The destination indicated by the user cannot be reached because the interface to the destination is not functioning correctly. A signal message was unable to be delivered to the remote party. For example, there could be a physical layer or data link layer failure at the remote party, or the user equipment might be offline. |
| 28 |
Incorrect number (invalid number format, address incomplete)/Special intercept announcement The called party cannot be reached because the called party number is not in a valid format or is not complete. or The user should be returned a Special Intercept Announcement. |
| 29 |
Facility rejected/Special Intercept announcement: undefined code A facility requested cannot be provided by the network. or A user in a special business group (such as Centrex) dialed an undefined code. |
| 30 |
Result of a STATus ENQuiry/Special intercept announcement: number unassigned Included in the Status Message when the reason for sending the Status Message was previous receipt of a Status Enquiry message. or A user from outside a basic business group has violated an access restriction feature. |
| 31 |
Network disconnect (Normal, unspecified)/Special intercept announcement: Call blocked because of group restrictions Used to report a normal event only when no other cause in the normal class applies. or A user from outside a basic business group (such as Centrex) violated an access restriction feature |
| 34 |
No circuit available (circuit or channel congestion) There is no appropriate circuit or network channel available to handle the call. |
| 38 |
Net out of order The network is not functioning correctly and this is likely to last a relatively long period of time. In other words, immediately reattempting the call is not likely to succeed. |
| 39 |
Permanent frame mode connection out-of-service A permanently established frame mode connection is out-of-service (such as due to equipment or section failure). |
| 41 |
Net problem, redial (Temporary Failure) The network is not functioning correctly and this is likely temporary. In other words, the user could try again almost immediately. May also indicate a data link layer malfunction locally or at the remote network interface or that a call was cleared due to protocol error(s) at the remote network interface. |
| 42 |
Net busy, redial (Switching Equipment Congestion) The switching equipment is experiencing a period of high traffic. |
| 43 |
Access/user information discarded The network was unable to deliver user information to the remote users as requested. Examples are user-to-user information, low-level compatibility or sub-address, and so on. |
| 44 |
No channel available (Requested circuit or channel not available) The circuit or network channel indicated by the requesting entity cannot be provided by the other side of the interface. |
| 46 |
Precedence call blocked There are no predictable circuits or the called user is busy with a call of equal or higher preventable level. |
| 47 |
Resource unavailable/New Destination Reports a resource unavailable event only when no other cause in the resource unavailable class applies. or The original destination is unavailable and to invoke redirection to a new destination. |
| 49 |
QOS unacceptable The Quality of Service is unacceptable. |
| 50 |
Requested facility not subscribed The user cannot use this feature because they have not subscribed to it. |
| 51 |
Bearer capability incompatible with service request A user request for action was rejected. The action was incompatible with the capability of the call. |
| 52 |
Outgoing calls barred Because of call screening provided by the network, the calling user is not permitted to make a call. |
| 53 |
Service operation violated The user has violated the service operation. |
| 54 |
Incoming calls barred The user will not accept the call delivered in the |
| 57 |
Bearer capability (Data/voice) not authorized The user has requested a bearer capability which is implemented by the equipment but the user is not authorized to use it. This is a common problem when the carrier provisions the line incorrectly when it's installed. |
| 58 |
Bearer capability not presently available The user has requested a bearer capability which is implemented by the equipment but that was not available at the time. |
| 62 |
Inconsistency in outgoing information element There's an inconsistency between the designated outgoing access information and the subscriber class. |
| 63 |
Service or option not available, unspecified Reports a service or option is not available if no other cause in this class applies. |
| 65 |
Bearer Capability not implemented (Incompatible bearcap) The equipment does not support the requested bearer capability. |
| 66 |
Channel type not implemented The called party has reached a network channel type that's not supported. |
| 69 |
Requested facility not implemented The network (or node) does not support the requested bearer capability and it could not be accessed at that time. |
| 70 |
Restricted only The calling party requested an unrestricted bearer service but the sending equipment only supports the restricted version. |
| 79 |
Service or option not implemented, unspecified Reports a service or option not implemented event if no other cause in this class applies. |
| 81 |
Invalid call reference value The sending equipment received a message that references a call not currently in use on the user-network interface. This value only applies if the call reference value is 1 or 2 octets long and is not the global call reference. |
| 82 |
Identified channel does not exist The sending equipment received a request to use a network channel that is not active on the interface for a call. |
| 83 |
No call identity A suspended call exists, but this call’s identity does not. |
| 84 |
Call identity in use A call identity is in use. |
| 85 |
No call suspended No call is suspended. |
| 86 |
Requested call identity cleared The call having the requested called entity has cleared. |
| 88 |
Incompatible destination The sending equipment received a request to establish a call which has low layer compatibility, high layer compatibility or other compatibility attributes which cannot be accommodated. Examples include data rate or DN subaddress. This call can also be returned by a switch to a CPE when trying to route a call to an incompatible facility or one without data rate. |
| 90 |
Non-existent CUG The specified CUG does not exist. |
| 91 |
Invalid transit network selection An invalid transit network selection was requested. |
| 95 |
Invalid message, unspecified The sending entity received an invalid message and no other cause in this class applies. |
| 96 |
Mandatory Info missing The sending equipment received a message that's missing a required information element. The message cannot be processed. |
| 97 |
Message type non-existent or not implemented The sending equipment received a message with an unrecognized message type. Either the message is not defined, or it is defined and not implemented by the sending equipment. |
| 98 |
Message not compatible The message received is not compatible with the call state, or the message type is non-existent or not implemented. |
| 99 |
Info non-existent or not implemented, call processed This cause is sent when the equipment sending this cause has received a message which includes the information elements not recognized because the information element identifier is not define or it is defined but not implemented by the equipment sending the cause. However, the information element is not required for the equipment sending the cause to process the message. |
| 100 |
Invalid information element contents The sending equipment received an information element that it has implemented. However, one or more fields of the information element are coded in a way that has not been implemented by the sending equipment. Examples include truncated, invalid extension bit, invalid field values, and so on. |
| 101 |
Message not compatible with call state/Protocol error threshold The sending equipment received a message that is not an allowed message at that time. or The sending switch cleared the call. The number of protocol errors during the call exceeded the allowable threshold. |
| 102 |
Timeout disconnect (Recovery on timer expiration) An error-handling procedure was initiated because a timer expired. |
| 111 |
Protocol Error, unspecified Protocol error event used only when no other cause in this class applies. Can be returned if you failed to dial a required “9” or “8” for an outside line. Also can be returned if you have some types of restrictions, such as to the number of calls. |
| 127 |
An interworking call (usually a call to SW56 service) has ended. May also be seen for other non-specific errors. |
| 241 |
CAUSE_CODE_CANCELLED The calling party hung up. For example, the agent may hang up an outbound call or the contact |
| 242 |
Call take over action in Studio. Enables a call to take on the priority of an original call in a callback state. OR Enables a call to take the original call's place in queue and release the original, showing it was replaced by another incoming call. This new call will have a different ContactID than the original call. |
| 244 |
CC_CONTACT_DOESNT_EXIST |
| 246 |
CAUSE_CODE_NO_ANSWER |
| 247 |
CAUSE_CODE_PLACECALLLINKERROR The PLACECALL Studio action was intended to pre-link to call that doesn't exist. |
| 248 |
CAUSE_CODE_MANAGED XFER The interaction, but not the call, ended by managed transfer ( |
| 249 |
CAUSE_CODE_BLINDXFER The call was blind transferred out of the platform. |
| 251 |
CAUSE_CODE_VP_CONGESTION The platform ACD PLACECALL throttle is backed up. |
| 251 |
CAUSE_CODE_NO_PORTS The tenant did not have enough voice ports |
| 252 |
CAUSE_CODE_NO_ACCEPT The phone carrier did not provide an |
| 253 |
DTMF_CODE_REORDER
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| 254 |
DTMF_CODE_BUSY
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| 255 |
CAUSE_CODE_LOCAL_DISCONNECT The agent disconnected the call by hanging up. |
Ventana de Detalles de contacto
Puede profundizar en una interacción individual haciendo clic en su id de contacto. Esto abre la ventana Detalles del contacto. En la ventana Detalles del contacto, puede:
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Ver columnas adicionales de información sobre la interacción.
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Recuperar llamadas grabadas, chats, digital interactions y mensajes SMS.
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Ver transcripciones.
Las transcripciones del chat, del correo electrónico y digitales, así como las grabaciones de llamadas, están disponibles a través de este informe siempre que los archivos todavía existan en el almacenamiento activo. Una vez que los archivos se trasladan a SEA (acceso externo seguro) o a su almacenamiento externo, ya no son accesibles a través de este informe. Puede borrar manualmente las transcripciones del chat. El informe solo mostrará hasta 4 MB de archivos de transcripción.
Si capturó variables en el script mediante la función savetodb Studio o la propiedad Guardar en DB de la
La persona que interactúa con un agente, IVR o bot en su centro de contacto. no ingresó ningún valor o esta función no está en el script, no verá esta pestaña.
Columnas de Detalles de contacto
Muchas de estas columnas son solo para llamadas y mensajes de voz. Quedarán en blanco para otros tipos de medio.
| Columna | Descripción |
|---|---|
| IDENTIFICACIÓN | Id de contacto |
| Identificación del original | Id de contacto principal |
| Medios de comunicación | tipo de soporte de medios |
| DNIS | DNIS |
| A | Dirección de destinatario para correos electrónicos. |
| Habilidad | ACD habilidad |
| Y YO | ANI |
| Desde | Dirección de remitente para correos electrónicos. |
| ID de Canal Digital | ID del punto de contacto digital. |
| Agente | ID de agente del agente que manejó la interacción. |
| Hora de inicio | Fecha y hora en que se inició la interacción. |
| Equipo | El ID del equipo del agente. |
| Duración |
La duración de la interacción. La suma del tiempo que pasó en los estados Anterior a la cola, En la cola, Routing, Interrumpido, Devolución de llamada y Activo. Este campo tiene el formato HH:MM:SS, MM:SS o M:SS. El estado Interrumpido funciona de manera diferente según el tipo de interacción |
| Tomado por | Nombre del agente o supervisor que tomó el control de la interacción. |
| Hora de toma de control | Marca de tiempo cuando se produjo la toma de control. |
| Motivo de finalización del contacto | El motivo por el que finalizó la interacción. |
| Disposición principal | Disposición final de la interacción cuando finalizó. |
| Disposición adicional | Disposición secundaria asignada a la interacción, si la hay. |
| Comentarios de la disposición | Detalles que el agente ingresó al asignar la disposición. |
| Etiquetas | Etiquetas que el agente aplicó a la interacción. |
Pestaña de vida del contacto
| Columna | Descripción |
|---|---|
| Contacto principal | Id de contacto principal |
| Contacto | Id de contacto |
| Fecha de inicio | Fecha y hora en que se inició la interacción. |
| Estado del contacto | Estado de la interacción: Anterior a la cola, En la cola, Routing, Interrumpido, Devolución de llamada o Activo. |
| Duración |
Cuánto duró la interacción. La suma del tiempo que pasó en los estados Anterior a la cola, En la cola, Routing, Interrumpido, Devolución de llamada y Activo. Este campo tiene el formato HH:MM:SS, MM:SS o M:SS. |
| Habilidad | ACD Habilidad |
| Agente | ID de agente del agente que manejó la interacción. |
| Prioridad inicial | Prioridad de la interacción cuando comenzó. |
| Tipo de contacto |
Tipo de interacción: Contacto original, Transferencia de Habilidad, Transferencia de Agente, Transferencia de consulta, o Toma de control. |
Pestaña de Transcripción
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El tiempo de respuesta promedio del agente en segundos. Este valor no se muestra para las interacciones Digital.
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La transcripción de la llamada, el chat, la interacción Digital, el correo electrónico o el mensaje de voz.
CXone Recording Management (CXone) Pestaña
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| Columna | Descripción |
|---|---|
| Tipo | tipo de soporte de medios |
| Nombre de agente | Nombre del agente que manejó la interacción en el momento de la grabación. |
| Hora de inicio del comienzo del segmento | Fecha y hora en que comenzó la grabación. |
| Duración del segmento | Duración de la grabación, en formato MM:SS o M:SS. |
Pestaña Contact Press Path
Haga clic en la pestaña Contact Press Path para ver las acciones de Studio que se ejecutaron durante la interacción. Esta pestaña no aparece en todas las interacciones.
| Columna | Descripción |
|---|---|
| Contacto | ID única de la interacción. |
| Acción | La acción de Studio ejecutada. |
| Etiqueta | Subtítulo de la acción de Studio ejecutada. |
| Resultado | Rama que siguió el script. |
| Fecha/hora de captura | Fecha y hora en que ocurrió la acción. |
Motivos de finalización del contacto
Los motivos de finalización del contacto no están disponibles para las interacciones digitales. Sin embargo, esta métrica incluye los datos publicados durante la fase de trabajo posterior a la llamada, lo que garantiza que se capture la causa de la finalización aunque el evento final ocurra después de que se cierre el segmento de la interacción.
| ID | Contact End Reasons | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | WI Ended Internally | A work item |
| 2 | WI Ended Externally | A work item ended outside of the system. |
| 3 | Contact Hung Up/Phone Hung Up | The caller hung up a voice call. |
| 4 | Agent Phone Disconnected | The agent hung up the phone to end a voice call. |
| 5 | Agent Hung Up | The agent ended the call in an agent application. |
| 6 | Outbound Call Failed With CauseCode | An outbound call couldn’t connect. For example: no answer, busy, error, and so on. |
| 7 | Outbound Call Script was Interrupted | A script started an outbound call but was interrupted. |
| 8 | Outbound Call Peer Hang Up | The connecting leg |
| 9 | Outbound Call No Answer Time Out | The system hit the pre-configured timeout for ringing. |
| 10 | Outbound Call No Media Server Capacity | Outbound calls cannot be placed because the ACD has no more capacity. This code is rare. |
| 11 | Outbound Call Pre-link Error | There was an error in the call before it was linked up. |
| 12 | Outbound Call Hung Up During AMD | The user hung up during Answering Machine Detection. |
| 13 | Outbound Call Busy | The resulting line was busy. |
| 14 | Outbound Call Invalid Number | The number dialed was invalid. |
| 15 | Outbound Call Number Changed | The number dialed has been changed to a different number. |
| 16 | Outbound Call Network busy | The number dialed was busy. |
| 17 | Outbound Call Error | An outbound call error where no more specific reason applied. |
| 18 | Call Blind Transferred | The call was blind transferred by a script. |
| 19 | Outbound Call Number Disconnected | The number called has been disconnected. |
| 20 | End Chat - Patron | The person on the other side of a chat session ended it. |
| 21 | End Chat - Agent | The agent ended the chat session. |
| 22 | End Chat - System (timeout) | The system ended the chat session. |
| 23 | Admin End via Report or Script |
The agent experienced a forced log out. An administrative user ended the chat session through Supervisor |
| 24 | Contact Hang Up via Script | The caller (not the agent) selected a script option to end the call. |
| 25 | Admin End via Report or Script | The agent experienced a forced log out. An administrative user ended the voice call through Supervisor. |
| 26 | Unknown End Reason | The call ended for an unknown reason. |