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Child: Call_Type_Real_Time
Parent: Service_Real_Time
See Note 1.
RouterCallsAbandQTo5
CallsAbandQTo5
See Note 1.
RouterCallsAbandQToday
CallsAbandQToday
CallsAnsweredHalf
CallsAnsweredHalf
CallsAnsweredTo5
CallsAnsweredTo5
CallsAnsweredToday
CallsAnsweredToday
CallsHandledHalf
CallsHandledHalf
CallshandledTo5
CallsHandledTo5
CallsHandledToday
CallsHandledToday
CallsOfferedHalf
CallsOfferedHalf
CallsOfferedTo5
CallsOfferedTo5
CallsOfferedToday
CallsOfferedToday
See Note 1.
DelayQAbandTimeTo5
DelayQAbandTimeTo5
HandleTimeHalf
HandleTimeHalf
HandleTimeTo5
HandleTimeTo5
HandleTimeToday
HandleTimeToday
HoldTimeHalf
HoldTimeHalf
HoldTimeTo5
HoldTimeTo5
HoldTimeToday
HoldTimeToday
CallsRONAHalf
RedirectNoAnsCallsHalf
CallsRONATo5
RedirectNoAnsCallsTo5
CallsRONAToday
RedirectNoAnsCallsToday
TalkTimeHalf
TalkTimeHalf
TalkTimeTo5
TalkTimeTo5
TalkTimeToday
TalkTimeToday
Note 1: Any condition on the child causing the call to terminate while in queue is documented
in this field in the database schema. (The child Call Type reports have more granularity with
regard to "error" calls, etc.)
About Service Levels on the Unified CCE Child and Unified ICME Parent
The service level data collected and presented in reports on the Unified CCE child system will
differ from service level data in reports on the Unified ICME parent. This happens because:
At the Unified CCE child, service level data is collected and presented in Call Type and Skill
Group database tables and reports.
Cisco IPCC Gateway Deployment Guide for Unified ICME, Unified CCE, and Unified CCX, Enterprise Releases 7.2(1) and Express Release 5.0(1)
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Chapter 4: - Understanding Reporting in an IPCC Gateway Deployment
Understanding Reporting in the Unified ICME Parent and Unified CCE Child Deployment Model