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When logged in as an agent the 4 zones as shown below will be displayed.

Zone 1 - Queue
Here you can find the routed interactions from the assigned Routers that are waiting for an Agent.
If you are a member of multiple routers, use the drop-down arrow to select the required routers.

The queue section of the screen can be hidden by clicking the side arrows.

Zone 2 - Router Statistics
These statistics report on data for routers that the agent is a member of. To see the statistics in more detail, click the downward arrow.

Once expanded, use the directional left and right arrows to scroll through the 4 sections as shown below. The blue box has highlighted the 4 tabs.

Each tab reports against a different combination of interaction types.
Phone Interactions

Webchat Interactions

SMS & WhatsApp Interactions

Email Interactions

Router statistic definitions
Queue | Length | The actual number of queued interactions |
Max Waiting | Shows the time in queue of the current longest waiting interaction | |
Agents | Active | The number of Agents assigned to this Router, currently handling or able to receive routed interactions (status Available , Working or AfterCallWork). |
Inactive | The number of Agents assigned to this Router, logged-in but currently not able to handle interactions, due to like status Busy | |
Service Level | Day | The average service level of today of this Router |
Actual | The actual service level of this Router (calculation based on last 10 routed calls) Your performance is based on the Agent Service Level norm value that is registered in the server. |
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Conversations | Count today | The number of conversations today entered this queue |
Avg. duration | The average call duration (excluding ACW) for routed calls. |
Warning Icons - Thresholds
Administrators, and Supervisors if allowed, can set up ‘Attention’ and ‘Action’ thresholds.
Attention thresholds are indicated by a yellow/orange exclamation.
Action thresholds are indicated by a red exclamation.
They are based on:
- Service level %
- Queue length
- Max. waiting time
- Active agents
Customer Satisfaction Survey
Otherwise called an interview, if configured, contacts into the platform can be offered a customer satisfaction survey (CSAT) so that agents, supervisors and administrators can monitor satisfaction levels.
If configured, an agent is shown the combined results of any CSAT surveys.

Filtering to specific routers
By default, information from all the Queues you are signed into is displayed. In Zone 1, the selection is set to 'All,' and in Zone 2, the corresponding statistics for all Queues are shown.
If you select a specific Queue from the list, only the information for that Queue will be displayed. The number behind the name of a Queue indicates the number of waiting interactions.

Zone 3 - Presence Status
This is where an agent's presence can be quickly changed if required.

Statuses will always be presented in the same order.
- Green - Available
- Blue - Custom
- Red - Unavailable
- Yellow - Busy
- Grey - Offline
Other Statusus
Forced Offline: The routed call was not answered in time and caused a “Forced Offline” status for the Agent.
This status occurs when an incoming call is routed to an agent, but the agent fails to answer within the designated ring time or response window. As a result, the system interprets the lack of response as the agent being unavailable or unresponsive and automatically changes their status to "Forced Offline."
Working: Taking an Inbound Call
The "Working" status indicates that the agent is actively engaged in handling an inbound call.
On the Phone: Making an Outbound Call
The "On the Phone" status is used when the agent is engaged in making an outbound call.
Only system admins can create and edit statuses.
- Your status may change if your system is linked to your Outlook calendar or Teams. However, you can still manually adjust your status.
- Your status will be automatically updated by the system, for example, when you make or receive a call. Once the call ends, the system will revert your status to what it was before the call.
- If your status is anything other than "Available" and you receive a direct call, your call forwarding settings may automatically redirect the call to another destination. You can view and adjust your forwarding settings via the ‘Settings’ icon.
Status keyboard shortcuts
You can use the below keyboard shortcuts to quickly change your agent/user status.
Ctrl + Shift + V = Available
Ctrl + Shift + D = Do not disturb
Zone 4 - Menu Bar
For more details on the menu bar, check out the guide here.