Admins: Skills Routing¶
A series for your company's administrator: create the skills your team has, give them to your agents, and send each call to an agent who has the skill it needs. Watch them in order: each video uses what the previous one set up.
3 videos · about 2¾ minutes.
The videos use fictitious demo data: the company "Acme Dental" and its users. The queue is the
reception queue from Admins: Contact Center.
1. Creating Agent Skills¶
42 s
What the video covers:
- A new skill: Contact Center › Config › Agent Skills › Add.
- Name and sub skills: the skill's Name (no spaces or dots) and one Sub Skill per
value, here
LanguagewithEnglishandSpanish. - Full names: each sub skill is used as
Name.Sub, such asLanguage.Spanish. The copy icon puts it on your clipboard, ready for a call flow. - Save: the list shows
Language.EnglishandLanguage.Spanish.
2. Giving Skills to Your Agents¶
46 s
What the video covers:
- An agent's skills: Users › edit the user › section Callcenter › Skills, then Save. Marcus speaks Spanish; Laura and Priya take the calls in English.
- The queue shows them: a queue's agents list has an Agent Skills column.
3. Routing Calls by Skill¶
1 min 16 s
What the video covers:
- Switch it on in the queue: edit the queue › Skills Routing › Save.
- Tell the call which skill it needs, in SmartPBX: PBX › Callflows › Add Callflow, a number (here extension 310) and a name ("Spanish line").
- Set CAV (under Advanced): Key
Agent_Skill_1, Value the skill's full name,Language.Spanish. Then a Callflow action that sends the call to the queue, and Save changes. - The call: a caller on the Spanish line rings only the agents who have
Language.Spanish. Priya, who has only English, does not ring. Once answered, the call's Call Information shows Agent Skills.