
Reports Explained
Reports Explained Issue 1 (2)
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specified in Nortel Networks Reporting for Call Center ( see the Nortel Networks Reporting for
Call Center Set Up and Operations Guide).
Six time bins are specified, and a seventh is appended automatically, which captures all values
higher than the sixth Time Bin.
In this example, the time bins have been set in steps of 10 seconds, up to one minute. The
seventh time bin will capture any call that was answered after waiting in excess of one minute.
By looking at the figures of the answered Call Report the Supervisor of a Skillset can tell how
long the calls that were answered by their Skillsets had to wait before they were answered.
In this example the large data values in the first and last Time Bins indicate that incoming callers
are, in general, answered within 10 seconds, or else they face a wait of over a minute. Very few
calls that are not answered within 10 seconds are answered before a wait of at least a minute.
This is probably a function of the average length of the calls and the number of callers the Call
Center has.
• The average length of the calls can be checked by looking at the Call Average Report
(see Page 19).
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