Queue Pro (VQ Plus)
THIS WIKI HAS BEEN UPDATED FOR VERSION 13 OF YOUR PBX GUI
Commercial Module
Virtual Queue Plus ("VQ Plus") expands the options available in the standard PBX queues. Added features include the queue callback option, dynamic queue penalty rules, virtual queues, additional failover destinations, and post hangup destinations.
Features
Queue Call Back Option
The queue callback option is a queue "breakout" that allows callers to optionally hang up their call and have the queue hold their position in line, saving them time and frustration. The system will automatically call the person back and transfer the call to an agent when the held position is considered the next in line.
Queue callback reports allow an administrator to see callbacks that are in progress, successful, and failed.
Build Dynamic Queue Penalty Rules
Dynamic queue penalty rules can be set up in order to call different agents based upon how long a caller has waited in the queue. For example, the queue might be set to try agents with a penalty of 0-3 for the first 30 seconds, then try agents with a penalty of 2-5 for the next minute.
Create Virtual Queues
A virtual queue allows you to change the settings of a queue before a call is routed to the queue. This reduces the need for agents to log into multiple queues. For example, you could give VIP callers access to a VIP virtual queue that moves them to the front of the line in a real queue.
Define Additional Failover Destinations
The standard queue module only allows you to send unanswered calls to a single destination, regardless of why the call was not answered. VQ Plus gives you the ability to set different destinations for different types of unanswered calls. You can set failover destinations for FULL, JOINEMPTY, LEAVEEMPTY, JOINUNAVAIL, and LEAVEUNAVAIL.
Define Post Hangup Destinations
VQ Plus adds the ability to route both the agent and the caller to any destination after hangup of a queue call. For example, you could send the caller to a post-call survey after the agent hangs up the call.