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By clicking on the Add SLA Rule button (upper right corner) from the SLA Rules module, Sagicc will take you to the form for adding a new SLA rule on the platform.

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  • Column: Name of the field that will be compared.

  • Operator: It is the comparator with which the Column will be evaluated.

  • Value: It is what the selected Column value will be compared to.

Available properties for COLUMN

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ENTITY

PROPERTIES

Ticket

  • Ticket Type

  • Description

  • Next Management

  • Type of Origin Channel

  • Creation Date

  • Update Date

  • Last Interaction Direction

Customer

  • Document Type

  • Document Number

  • First Last Name

  • Second Last Name

  • First Name

  • Second Name

  • Date of Birth

  • Gender

Campaign

  • Name

Task

  • Observations

  • Next Management Date

  • Campaign form fields

Timers

  • Hours since created

  • Hours since opened

  • Hours since transferred

  • Hours since escalated

  • Hours since closed

  • Hours since last agent interaction

  • Hours since last customer interaction

  • Hours since last task

Survey

  • Response Date

  • Hours since link creation

  • Link Creation Date

  • Link Update Date

  • Creation Date

  • Update Date

Finally, you will need to enter the target times, in hours and/or minutes, for each of the available metrics and priorities:

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  • First Response Time: It consists of the time elapsed between the creation of a ticket from a customer interaction, and the first response from an agent on the platform. When a new ticket is created, the objective time configured in the rule is measured. If, after the time has elapsed, the ticket does not have a first response interaction from an agent, it will be considered that the SLA for the ticket has been breached.

  • Customer Wait Time: It consists of the total time (total sum of time) elapsed between the creation and closure of the ticket. When a new ticket is created, the objective time configured in the rule is measured. If, after the time has elapsed, the ticket has not been closed by a user of the platform, it will be considered that the SLA for the ticket has been breached.

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