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Hi all,
I have a tricky callflow problem, and I'm hoping someone can help.
My client has 60 retail stores, and 1 head office location.
To improve customer service, they have started a call centre trial in head office that can take the calls for the retail stores, if the store staff don't answer the call.
So, a customer will ring the store DDI, call does not get answered in-store, then the call goes to the call centre.
There is currently only 1 person manning the call centre. I have created a queue for the call centre, and all works beautifully.
The customer now wants to make some changes:
- if the call centre person is away (sick, lunch, other duties), the calls need to keep ringing at the store.
- if she is 'on duty' the call needs to ring at the store for 20secs, then go to the call centre queue and stay there until answered by the call centre person
I've been going round in circles trying to design the callflow for this, and am hopelessly stuck.
Any suggestions would be very welcome.
Thanks,
Marc
I have a tricky callflow problem, and I'm hoping someone can help.
My client has 60 retail stores, and 1 head office location.
To improve customer service, they have started a call centre trial in head office that can take the calls for the retail stores, if the store staff don't answer the call.
So, a customer will ring the store DDI, call does not get answered in-store, then the call goes to the call centre.
There is currently only 1 person manning the call centre. I have created a queue for the call centre, and all works beautifully.
The customer now wants to make some changes:
- if the call centre person is away (sick, lunch, other duties), the calls need to keep ringing at the store.
- if she is 'on duty' the call needs to ring at the store for 20secs, then go to the call centre queue and stay there until answered by the call centre person
I've been going round in circles trying to design the callflow for this, and am hopelessly stuck.
Any suggestions would be very welcome.
Thanks,
Marc