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4. The call hits a release node.
Action:
Consider these conditions by which Overflow Out is incremented when you analyze the Overflow
Out columns in Call Type reports.
Calls Offered for Call Type does not seem correct over a half-hour interval
Symptom:
Calls Offered for the Call Type WebView reports is calculated as Calls Handled + Calls
Abandoned + Return Busy + Return Ring + Default Treatment + Network Routed + Overflow
Out + Call Errors + Announcement Calls + Short Calls. However, in a half-hour interval, this
equation might not provide the report value for Calls Offered.
Message:
None
Cause:
Calls might change state in different half-hour intervals. For example, if a call is offered at 10:59
AM but is not handled until 11:01 AM, the Call Type data for the 10:30:00 to 10:59:59 interval
is incremented for calls offered, but not calls handled. Calls handled is incremented in the next
half-hour interval.
Note: Some of the call statistics (such as Handled) are incremented only if the call is
translation-routed.
Action:
None required
Total calls queued to each skill group is greater than calls offered for the day
Symptom:
The total number of calls queued to each skill group is greater than the number of calls offered
to the skill groups over a day. For example, 800 calls are queued to skillgroup1 and 700 calls
queued to skillgroup2, but the total number of calls queued is 900, not 1500.
Message:
None
Cause:
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Chapter 11: Troubleshooting Report Data
Troubleshooting Call Type and Skill Group Reporting