Technical References

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For example, the following script command:
QUEUE TO SKILLSET MOST LOGGED AGENTS SSB
1
B, SSB
2
B, … , SSB
20
B
must be immediately followed by the following SEND INFO commands:
Enqueued_MLA_Begin priority, SSB
1
B, … , SSB
8
B priority always required
Enqueued_MLA_Next SSB
9
B, … , SSB
17
B
Enqueued_MLA_End SSB
18
B, … , SSB
20
B one (and only one)
MLA_End message
required
2.2.6. 74BEnqueued_Agent
This command must immediately follow every QUEUE TO AGENT
NCCM server script command.
The parameters are:
Priority (a number from 1 to 6). This is the same as the number
specified in the WITH PRIORITY clause of the QUEUE TO AGENT
script command. If there is no such clause, specify 6.
Agent ID(s). From 1 to 8 agent IDs. Note that if the QUEUE TO
AGENT command specifies more that 8 agent IDs, you must use
multiple Enqueued_Agent commands.
2.2.7. 75BDequeued
This command must immediately follow every REMOVE FROM
SKILLSET NCCM server script command.
The parameter is:
Skillset name(s). From 1 to 8 skillset names. Note that if the
REMOVE FROM SKILLSET command specifies more that 8 skillsets,
you must use multiple Dequeued commands.
2.2.8. 76BDequeued_Agent
This command must immediately follow every REMOVE FROM AGENT
NCCM server script command.
The parameters are:
Agent ID(s). From 1 to 8 agent IDs. Note that if the REMOVE FROM
AGENT command specifies more that 8 agent IDs, you must use
multiple Enqueued_Agent commands.
2.2.9. 77BNACD_Queued
You should avoid using QUEUE TO NACD commands in your NCCM
server scripts.