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(Created page with "<translate> === Service Objective === The service objective defines the service target for the [[{{Link}}Operator|operators]], and is used in a number of operator reports. A target value in seconds is set in the [[{{Link}}PBX|PBX]]. All calls that are not answered within the set target are tracked. In Pro 9, a percentage value is set defining the share of calls that we want to reply within the set time target. '''Example:''' If the time target is set to 20 second...")
 
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The service objective defines the service target for the [[{{Link}}Operator|operators]], and is used in a number of operator reports.  
The service objective defines the service target for the [[{{Link}}Operator|operators]], and is used in a number of operator reports.  


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A target value in seconds is set in the [[{{Link}}PBX|PBX]]. All calls that are not answered within the set target are tracked.  
A target value in seconds is set in the [[{{Link}}PBX|PBX]]. All calls that are not answered within the set target are tracked.  


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In Pro 9, a percentage value is set defining the share of calls that we want to reply within the set time target.
In Pro 9, a percentage value is set defining the share of calls that we want to reply within the set time target.




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'''Example:''' If the time target is set to 20 seconds and the percentage target is set to 80%, this means that the service objective is to answer 80% of the calls within 20 seconds.  
'''Example:''' If the time target is set to 20 seconds and the percentage target is set to 80%, this means that the service objective is to answer 80% of the calls within 20 seconds.  



Latest revision as of 08:44, 2 March 2023

Service Objective

The service objective defines the service target for the operators, and is used in a number of operator reports.

A target value in seconds is set in the PBX. All calls that are not answered within the set target are tracked.

In Pro 9, a percentage value is set defining the share of calls that we want to reply within the set time target.


Example: If the time target is set to 20 seconds and the percentage target is set to 80%, this means that the service objective is to answer 80% of the calls within 20 seconds.