Purpose

The purpose of AcdGroupEndReasons values is to identify why a call left an ACD group, i.e. what the reason for the end of processing in the group actually was.

Values

The following values are defined:

Value

Meaning

Hangup whilst in group call flow?

Did the caller speak to an agent?

Was a rule executed?

Comments

1

Hangup Announcement 1

Caller



Caller hangup in the ACD call flow before the check point Routing-Application.

2

Hangup Routing-Application

Caller



Caller hangup in the ACD call flow within the check point routing-application or within the routing application itself.
Note: providing a routing application in the call flow is no longer supported, since it is possible to enter the ACD from the IVR.

3

Hangup Announcement 2

Caller



Caller hangup during the queue checkpoint, or during announcement 2 or call recording announcements, but before actually trying to enter the ACD queue.

4

Hangup Queue

Caller



Caller hangup whilst in the ACD queue.

5

Agent Call (HUP)

Caller

Yes


Caller hangup whilst connected to an agent. This is a successful agent call.

100

Group Start (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group due to a rule configured from group start up to (but not including) the checkpoint routing application which was then executed.

101

Routing-Application (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group due to a rule configured at the checkpoint routing application which was then executed.

102

Queue (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group due to a rule configured at the checkpoint queue which was then executed.

103

Agent Call (Rule)


Yes

Yes

The call left the group after an agent call. This implies that the agent hung up to end the call. Following this, a rule was found configured to the check point "After Agent Call" which was then executed.

104

Agent Call (Rule, Special Function)


Yes

Yes

The call left the group after an agent call. This implies that the agent hung up to end the call. Following this, a rule was found configured to the check point "After Agent Call" which was then executed.
Note, that "special function" is no longer used. This value is only provided for legacy purposes.

105

Queue Full (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group because the queue was full - i.e. it was not possible to enter the queue, and a rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue Full" which was then executed.

106

Queue Timeout (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group because a queue (or call) timeout was configured and occurred and a rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue Timeout" which was then executed.

107

Queue No Agents (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group because no agents were logged into the ACD group and the queue was not configured to be open without logged in agents. A rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue no Agents logged into ACD" which was then executed.

108

Queue All Tried (Rule)



Yes

The call left the group because all available and free agents had been called once, and no other agents were available to try. A rule was configured at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue All Agents Tried" which was then executed.

109

Queue DTMF (Rule)



Yes

The caller pressed a valid DTMF whilst in the queue which was associated with a rule configured at the checkpoint "Queue Leave on DTMF" which was then executed.

200

Error (SHUP)

System



A fatal error occured during processing and the system was forced to hangup.

203

Agent Call (SHUP)

System

Yes


The call left the group after an agent call. This implies that the agent hung up to end the call. Following this, no rule was found configured to the check point "After Agent Call".
The system therefore hungup the call.

204

Agent Call (SHUP, Special Function)

System

Yes


The call left the group after an agent call. This implies that the agent hung up to end the call. Following this, no rule was found configured to the check point "After Agent Call".
The system therefore hungup the call.
Note, that "special function" is no longer used. This value is only provided for legacy purposes.

205

Queue Full (SHUP)

System



The call left the group because the queue was full - i.e. it was not possible to enter the queue, and no rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue Full".
The system therefore hungup the call.

206

Queue Timeout (SHUP)

System



The call left the group because a queue (or call) timeout was configured and occurred but no rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue Timeout".
The system therefore hungup the call.

207

Queue no Agents (SHUP)

System



The call left the group because no agents were logged into the ACD group and the queue was not configured to be open without logged in agents. No rule was configured to handle this at the checkpoint "Overflow Queue no Agents logged into ACD".
The system therefore hungup the call.

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