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Description
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Queue Manager is a powerful tool for
adding queuing capabilities to operators
on IP Telephony implementations based
on the Cisco IP Communications.
Through a web interface it is possible
to define different queues, composed
by a certain number of operators. It
is easily possible to customize audio
prompts for calls on hold, busy or no-answer
on every queue and define call distribution
policies based on random or priority.
Queue Manager is very useful in those
implementations where queuing capabilities
are needed. Moreover, if used in conjunction
with Stonevoice™ IVR Manager, it
provides a complete "contact centre" solution
for SMB customers. Everything is configured
through a simple web interface as for
all Stonevoice applications.
Architecture
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Queue Manager is based on the B-ACD feature.
When a call arrives into the system,
it tries to connect the first available
operator in a queue. If all operators
are busy for that queue, then it plays
a message to the user corresponding to
the preconfigured audio prompt easily
customizable through a web interface.
When the first operator becomes available,
Queue Manager redirects the call. Queue
Manager monitors the state of the redirection
and, if the call was not answered by
the operator in a defined timeout, it
would go back into the queue.
Queue Manager can handle multiple queues
so that a different set of operators
can be used for every specific queue.
Every operator is able to login/logout
to the queue with a single key on his
IP Phone, giving the queue a dynamic
and flexible behaviour.
The service offered is fully aligned
with the innovative approach of the IP
Telephony solution based on the Cisco
IP Communications.
Queue Manager is not available to any
user by default. The administrator can
specify the user's level of permission
for the application.
Features
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Queues
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The maximum supported number of queues
is 4 (for a higher number of queues see "advanced
features"). Each queue is able to handle
unlimited calls and up to 20 agent. For
each queue, the administrator can configure
the following parameters:

- Queue parameters:
- call-retry-timer : The interval of
time used to poll for an available
operator.
- second-greeting-time: The interval
of time at which the second greeting
is to be repeated to waiting callers
waiting.
- max-time-call-retry: The maximum
period of time for which a call can
stay in the queue.
- The Audio files:
- welcome prompt: prompted when the
calling party comes into the queue
- op busy prompt: prompted when there
areno available operator. This will
be prompted in loop in combination
with the on hold prompt
- on hold prompt: prompted after the
on busy message to build the complete
message + music loop for waiting
- disconnected prompt: prompted when
there has been no answer from any available
agent and the call will be disconnected
from the queue to the voicemail number
(if configured).
- Pilot Point number: the
number to which the incoming call will
be redirected and represents the reference
for the queue.
- The Call distribution mode,
which may be:
- sequential, to deliver the call to
operators based on their priority
- longest idle, to deliver the call
based on a fair way over all of them
- Operators and their priorities:
the administrators can add and configure
the agents to handle the call in the
queue and the associated priority,
which will be used by the Priority
Distribution Mode to select them.
You can upload any files
audio by the Audio Files Management link.
These will be automatically converted
in the right format and available for
selection in the queue configuration.
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Statistics
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Queue Manager can also create a statistics
database based on the Statistics Collection
Engine.
The authorised users can then query the
statistics per queue and interval time
getting:
- calls per hour / total calls presented
to the queue in the specified interval
- abandoned calls per hours / total
abandoned calls in the specified interval
- average time to answer / maximum
time in the specified interval.


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Features Summary
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- Fully integrated with Stonevoice
Application Suite (SAS).
- Completely Web based.
- DND (logout key in this release)
can be used to prevent calls from ringing
agent phone.
- Calls are routed to agents based
on FIFO, sequential or longest idle
agent available.
- Calls exit queue after the configured
timeout and can be redirected to the
Stonevoice SSAM voicemail.
- Administrative WEB console for local
and remote system management
- System parameters and Service
control.
- Definition of the number of queues
and operators list for every queue
- Definition of audio prompts for
every queue
- Together with Stonevoice IVR Manager
it provides a complete "contact center" solution
for SMB customers.
Advantages
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- The service offered is fully aligned
with the innovative approach of the
Cisco IP Communication solutions.
- Flexible and performing. Completely
Web based allows easy management and
customisation of audio prompts and
forwarded numbers.
- Fully integrated with Stonevoice
Application Suite (SAS)
- Easy to use, configure and maintain
- Dynamic and flexible through the
login/logout to the queue feature,
with which any operator can join or
leave the queue directly through the
phone, without any need of software
on his client PC
Requirements
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Server requirements
The Operating Systems supported and required
are the following:
- Microsoft™ Windows 2000 Server
with SP4,
- Microsoft™ Windows XP Professional,
- Microsoft™ Windows Server 2003
Standard, SBS Edition, Enterprise or
Data Center Edition.
The minimum Hardware requirements are
the following:
- Basic Class Processor (Pentium™ 1.4
Ghz),
- 256 Mb RAM,
- 20 GB Hard Drive,
- 1 Network Interface Card.
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