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CTI OS Developer’s Guide for Cisco ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions Release 7.0(0)
Chapter 9 Agent Object
Methods
Parameters
reserved_args
Not currently used, reserved for future use.
Java/.NET: args
Not currently used, reserved for future use.
errorcode
An output parameter (return parameter in VB) that contains an error code
from
from
in
Return Value
Default CTI OS return values. See
Remarks
The MakeEmergencyCall request is very similar to the RequestSupervisorAssist
request in the following two ways:
request in the following two ways:
•
Both requests place a call from the requesting agent to a supervisor and are
routed employing the same script. A typical script might attempt to route the
call to the primary supervisor first (if logged in and in available state) and,
failing that, to route the call to a skillgroup that all supervisors belong to.
routed employing the same script. A typical script might attempt to route the
call to the primary supervisor first (if logged in and in available state) and,
failing that, to route the call to a skillgroup that all supervisors belong to.
•
Both call requests can be configured through ICM Agent Desk Settings to be
performed via a single step conference or consult call. If the consult method
is chosen, the agent can complete the established consult call as a transfer or
conference.
performed via a single step conference or consult call. If the consult method
is chosen, the agent can complete the established consult call as a transfer or
conference.
However, these two requests have the following important differences:
•
Only Emergency calls are able to be recorded, if so configured in the ICM
Agent Desk Settings.
Agent Desk Settings.
•
The calls are reported separately in ICM reporting.
Having these two separate requests gives a site some flexibility in implementing
supervisor help for its agents, instructing agents to use one for certain cases and
the other for different situations. In general, use the MakeEmercenyCall method
for higher priority calls than calls made with the RequestSupervisorAssist
supervisor help for its agents, instructing agents to use one for certain cases and
the other for different situations. In general, use the MakeEmercenyCall method
for higher priority calls than calls made with the RequestSupervisorAssist