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application gateway 
Allows ICM software to interface to host systems that are running other customer applications. 
The Application Gateway is implemented via a node in the ICM Script Editor. A routing script that 
contains an Application Gateway node can query an application running on a host system to 
obtain data to use in call routing. The ICM software can then base subsequent routing decisions 
on the results obtained from the query. You can report on several types of data related to the 
Application Gateways set up in the system.
auto out call 
A computer generated call to a customer so that the next available agent can be automatically 
connected with the customer.
available 
An agent is available for tasks in a media routing domain if the agent is in Routable mode for the 
media routing domain is not in the NOT_READY state for skill groups in the media routing 
domain, and has not reached the maximum task limit for tasks in the media routing domain.
Available (normalized) 
The percentage of the time that all agents were in the Not Active state during the interval. This 
value is measured against the total time that all agents were logged on during the interval.
Available time 
The percentage of time that agents were in the Not Ready state during an interval. (The Not 
Ready state is a state where the agent is ready to accept calls, but is not currently involved in call 
work.)
average delay 
The average response time, in milliseconds, for all requests to the host system during the 
half-hour interval.
average delay in queue 
The average time that calls stayed in the queue for a route or service. Delay time can also take 
into consideration abandoned calls. For example, the DelayQAbandTimeToHalf is the sum of delay 
time for all calls to a route or service that were abandoned in queue during a half-hour interval.
Average Handle Time 
The average time that agents in the service or skill group spend in the Active, Hold, Work Ready, 
and Work Not Ready states.
average seconds for abandoned calls 
The average number of seconds of delay time for all the calls to the enterprise service that were 
abandoned in queue during the half-hour interval.
average speed of answer 
The average answer wait time that all calls offered to the service during the half-hour interval 
waited before being answered. It is computed with the following formula: 
AnswerWaitTimeToHalf / CallsOfferedToHalf.