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UCCX 7.0 default wrap up code

brian1mcc
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If an agent fails to chose a wrap up reason within the time specified, is any reason code selected?

I want to be able to report on calls with no reason code selected by the agent.

Regards,

Brian

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Wrap up and reason codes are mandatory. I don't think an agent can move to the next state without selecting or agreeing to pre selected reason codes.

Only time they cannot make the selection is when Supervisor forces an agent then the forced reason code will apear in the report.

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Wrap Up Codes are not manditory. In fact, as an Administrator, you can configure a time limit for how long the Agent has to choose one. This is done with the Wrap Up Timer on the CSQ configuration page.

Here is a short screen cast of this timer in use, and what the resulting report looks like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAu08Bs0AC0

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Wrap up and reason codes are mandatory. I don't think an agent can move to the next state without selecting or agreeing to pre selected reason codes.

Only time they cannot make the selection is when Supervisor forces an agent then the forced reason code will apear in the report.

Thanks for that, the agent can not move to the next state without selecting a wrapup code.

Wrap Up Codes are not manditory. In fact, as an Administrator, you can configure a time limit for how long the Agent has to choose one. This is done with the Wrap Up Timer on the CSQ configuration page.

Here is a short screen cast of this timer in use, and what the resulting report looks like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAu08Bs0AC0

I agree with Anthony, if the agent doesn't select a wrap-up code during the configured wrap-up time, the pop-up box disappears and the agent is returned to the next state, as determined by the config. I've seen this on both UCCX v7 and v8 systems.

Thanks Vincent.  Almost three years later, and unfortunately the wrong answer is still selected as the correct one.  Sigh...

Anthony Holloway

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I overlooked this - I've marked your answer as correct Anthony, not sure how to remove the wrong answer though.

Brian

I was being semi-sarcastic, but thank you for that, because it/you gave 5 points, which makes my graph trend upwards.

Anthony Holloway

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