Set Up Queue
If the Add button does not appear for a user, verify the user has a data access policy assigned to an OU that gives them queue create permissions. The same applies to the Edit or delete buttons.
Navigate to Queues & IVRs | Queues | Add Calling Queue.
Setup resource account. See Set Up Queue or IVR Resource Account
Queue Settings:
Options | Description |
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Name | The unique name for this queue object. |
Description | This is an area to describe this object in more detail. |
Routing Type | This is what method is used to determine which agent(s) are alerted. See Routing Type. |
Priority Level | See Queue Priority |
Enable Skills Routing | |
Allow agents to opt out of taking calls | If unchecked, agents will not be able to sign in/out of the queue, they will be permanently signed into the queue. |
Teams Presence-based routing | |
Route Callers When Teams Presence Is Busy | |
Alert Type | What alerting method is used to notify an agent. See Alerting Type. |
Select User | Which users are agents for this queue. |
Wrap-up | The wrap-up question set to assign this queue. See Setup Wrap-up Question Set |
Wrap-up Timeout | Wrap-up timeout in seconds. The wrap-up panel will disappear from the agent panel after the specified timeout period has expired. Can be used with or without a wrap-up question set. |
Queue Service Level | Goal or benchmark time that the contact center aims to achieve for answering calls. This is calculated from when a call enters the queue until an agent answers the call. These stats appear on reports. |
Alert Timeout | Alert time in seconds. This is how long an agent will be alerted before moving to the next available agent. Note: The alert may appear for a shorter period on the Teams endpoint because the time is counted server side. ≥20 seconds recommended. |
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