Queue caller board

The Queue caller board is designed to help you understand what is happening with your call queues.

Note: Only available for Core and Complete customers.

This board is designed to help you understand what is happening with your call queues and can help you answer questions such as:

What are my busiest days/times so that I can staff appropriately?
On average, how long are our customers willing to wait for their call to be answered?
How many calls are we missing each day?
How were the calls dispositioned by agents?

There are a variety of filters that you can use on each of these boards to customize the data you see on the cards. You also have the following tools:

Use Save as to save custom copies of these boards with the desired filters. Once you've saved a custom board, you'll also have the option to Schedule, Update, Share, Rename or Delete that board.
Use Reset all to clear the filters to their default state.
Use Export where available to generate a .csv or print file (.pdf) of the desired data.
Use the settings gear to rearrange the available cards if desired.

Remember: All data visualizations will show data specific to the selected filters (and groupings where applicable). If an agent did not participate in any type of call or chat during the date range, regardless if they were logged in or not, the agent name will not appear in the graphs. Likewise, if there is no data for a given day or hour (depending on the time filter), there will be no bar displayed.

Queue caller cards

Card	Description
Total calls over time	Shows the total amount of calls for each day (or hour if filtered below two days).
Average call duration	Shows the average length of calls for each day (or hour if filtered below two days). Call duration includes the time waiting in the queue(s) as well as the total talk time and hold time.
Average wait time(Formally known as Average time in queue)	Shows the average time callers waited in the selected queue(s), including callback, for each day (or hour if filtered below two days).
Callback requests	Summarizes callbacks, characterizing them in one of three ways: Handled — Callback completed per standard workflow. Pending — Callback requested and waiting for a return call. Evicted — Callbacks not completed (e.g., closed queue, no agents in queue, user canceled, etc)
Total calls by outcome	Shows the total amount of calls for each day (or hour if filtered below two days), grouped by outcome. Handled: Amount of callers who connected with an agent or logged in user. Abandoned: Amount of callers who left the queue before speaking with an agent. Pending: Callback requested and waiting for a return call. Evicted: Can be categorized in one of the following ways: Evicted customer: Callers dequeued due to their own actions, such as pressing ``* on their keypad (DTMF Exit). Evicted system: Callers dequeued by the system, including actions such as exceeding the defined timeout on the queue node, and settings within the queue such as maximum callers, allowing callers into an empty queue, and removing callers when the queue has no agents. Evicted user: Callers dequeued due to actions performed by a GoTo supervisor/admin, such as picking up a call, transferring a call, or cancelling a callback.
Total calls by evicted system	Shows when calls are dequeued (evicted) by the system due to a maximum of callers in the queue, no available agents, or all agents leave the queue. Additionally, it shows when callers are evicted due to queue timeout. Note: Refer to "What are the reasons a caller left a call queue?" for a detailed list and definitions of all leave reason codes.
Overall sentiment — Complete plan + AI Optimization only	Powered by AI-optimization Shows a percentage breakdown of positive, neutral, and negative sentiment trends of calls. AI-detected sentiment is based on call transcription, and doesn't account for voice tone, pitch, or volume. Tip: This interactive chart allows you filter by sentiment. Select a sentiment and drill into the details to get a comprehensive view and insights of the positive, negative, or neutral sentiment.
Most mentioned topics — Complete plan + AI Optimization only	Powered by AI-optimization Circle size represents the volume of topics most commonly detected AI. Bolder colors indicate a more prevalent sentiment around the conversation in which the topic is mentioned. AI automatically organizes topics by frequency of occurrence and degree of semantic similarity. Tip: This interactive chart allows you filter by topic. Select a topic and drill into the details to get a comprehensive view and insights of the positive, negative, or neutral sentiment.
Queue caller summary table	Shows all the above data in table form. To access the Interaction overview for a specific call, select the day and call and drill into a comprehensive view of call details such as recording playback interaction journey notes call transcripts for a specific call
Queue caller board export	Allows you to download a spreadsheet (.csv or print file (.pdf)) with a complete list of call details from a selected date. Choose from one of the following export options Queue caller detail Queue caller summary Queue caller summary - by queue For a detailed list of the export options and the corresponding export fields and their definitions, please refer to How do I export Analytics reports?. Note: The print file functions best when printing to PDF in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers. Visual elements may be clipped for Firefox users

Queue caller — summary table

Tip: Please see How do I export Call reports and Analytics reports ? for a complete list of all the export fields for the Queue caller summary - grouped by date and Queue caller summary - grouped by queue export reports.

Column header	Description
Date	The date of the call summary.
Avg. wait time	Shows the average time callers waited in the selected queue(s), including callback and ring time at the agent extension.
Avg. talk duration	Shows the average talk time (including hold) in the selected queue(s).
Avg. call duration	Shows the average call time in the selected queue(s), including talk time and hold time.
Abandoned	Amount of calls that had the outcome “Abandoned”.
Handled	Amount of calls that had the outcome “Handled”, including completed callbacks.
Evicted	Amount of the calls that had outcomes "Evicted customer", "Evicted user", or "Evicted system".
Pending	Amount of outstanding calls that requested a callback and are awaiting a return call.

Queue caller — details table

To access the Queue caller — details table:

From the Queue caller — summary table, select a date.
The Queue caller — details table will appear and will show the following details for calls that occurred that day within the table.
Tip: To access the Interaction overview for a specific call, select a call within the Queue caller — details table and drill into a comprehensive view of call details such as:
- recording playback
- interaction journey
- notes
- call transcripts for a specific call

Tip: Please see How do I export Call reports and Analytics reports ? for a complete list of all the export fields for the Queue caller details export report.

Column header	Description
Time	The time of the call.
Wait time	Shows the average time callers waited in the selected queue(s), including callback and ring time at the agent extension.
Talk duration	Shows the average talk time (including hold) in the selected queue(s).
Call duration	Shows the average call time in the selected queue(s), including talk time and hold time.
Callback offered	Shows if the caller was offered the option of a callback in the IVR
Callback requested	Shows if the caller accepted the callback offer.
AI sentiment — Complete plan + AI Optimization only	Shows AI-generated sentiment score of positive, neutral, or negative for a call. Powered by AI Optimization
Topics — Complete plan + AI Optimization only	Shows the most commonly detected topics based on AI-optimization. Powered by AI Optimization
Flags — Complete plan + AI Optimization only	Shows topic flag keywords and phrases detected during a call. Powered by AI Optimization
Queue	Name of the queue(s).
Agent Name	Displays the agent's name. Note: The agent name may also include the device's name next to it in parenthesis. For example, "John Doe (on device name)".

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