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That's correct, the entries you see with "[QCB]" in the "Caller" column and "Waiting in Queue" in the details column are Queue callbacks waiting for an available agent. Once an agent becomes available and actually answers one of those calls, then a call will be placed outward to the original caller.Is this data telling me i've got all these calls waiting for 3CX to initiate a call? Im assuming 3CX isnt dialling these out yet until the agent is available?
Is that 100% fact that QCB do not consume an SC?That's correct, the entries you see with "[QCB]" in the "Caller" column and "Waiting in Queue" in the details column are Queue callbacks waiting for an available agent. Once an agent becomes available and actually answers one of those calls, then a call will be placed outward to the original caller.
EDIT: Do note that QCB calls in this state do not consume an SC. Are there perhaps other "normal" calls that are causing the license limit to be reached?
Yes, it will not consume an SC while it's just a QCB waiting in the Queue.Is that 100% fact that QCB do not consume an SC?
They are also logged as abandoned Queue calls.Just on a side note. Are failed QCB's included in the abandoned call statistic or is it purely in the failed call back numbers?
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