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Hello Guys,

Let me thank you guys for this great application!

My delight is deemed a bit with a small inconsistency in the inbound report I receive.

Total calls taken in to this In-Group: 99
Answered Calls: 81 82%
Total DROP Calls: 6 6%
99 - 81 - 6 = 12 calls.



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I guess those 12 calls are calculated from QUEUE, QVMAIL and QVMAIL. Could someone explain me what those mean?

QUEUE - Lead To Be Called
QVMAIL - Queue Abandon Voicem
QVMAIL - Queue Abandon Voicem

Thank you so much in advance!!!

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3)

EugeneSmith wrote: 99 - 81 - 6 = 12 calls.

Buzzz ... those 81 answers already include the 6 drops, also the queue and qvmail are considered answers. 81-6=75 that were something other than DROP. But wait: A Queue or QVMail could drop during the process and still be considered a drop. You may want to have a look at that same campaign after shutting it off and see which statuses "stuck" and which were awaiting a process to complete before being updated to 'final status'.

Queue = "on the way to" somewhere. I forget if those include being dialed or already answered but not yet transferred to an ingroup or agent. I suspect QVMAIL would be "on the way to Voicemail", and if the prospect hangs up during this activity the status will stick until a clearing process changes it to something more appropriate. But I've not checked ...

4) You can have a look at the screens (screen -list) and view them in operation to see what happens and when. Note that some of these statuses are expected to be temporary (never show on a report), but oddities in the system cause them to be visible at least temporarily. And then there are statuses like ERI that actually indicate something went wrong (agent closed a browser or lost internet).