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Chapter 12 Automatic Call Distribution with MIS 
 
 
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Screen Pop 
 
Provides an application that is installed at each agent’s desktop. Agents can log into QueWorX and the 
CallCenterWorX system via this application. Customer information provided in the Customer Profile 
Records Database can be displayed in the form of a ‘pop-up’ at each agent’s desktop as calls are 
received. Additionally, the softphone capabilities of this application can be utilized to allow agents to 
enter break mode, ready mode, enter tally codes, etc. right from the computers
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Soft Phone 
 
Using the agent Soft phone application from the agent client PC, the agent has the ability to:
Answer the incoming Call
Release (disconnect) the Call
Set Break Mode
Tally the Call
Transfer the Call
Conference the Call
Place the Call on Hold
Retrieve a Call on Hold
Multilingual Announcements 
 
Up to seven (7) language sets can be configured and recorded in QueWorX. Each set is selected 
based on pilot number to accommodate multilingual applications. For example, a pilot may be defined 
to send calls to a group of agents who support Spanish-speaking customers
.
Global Repeat Verification 
 
This feature allows callers to verify their customer input, such as account number of callback number. 
This feature helps ensure the proper handling of customer calls. 
Customer Profile Records Database 
 
The profile contains information specific to each customer. This information is used to display pertinent 
customer information to agents via the QueWorX Agent screen pop application. 
Unlimited Multi-Level Automated Attendant 
 
Up to 10 menu options and unlimited levels are recorded and offered to customers. With this option, 
customers can provide more options for callers. Multiple levels allow callers to provide more detailed 
routing. For example, when the PBX option is chosen from the menu, callers may receive additional 
selection choices, such as “For NEAX 2000 press 1, for NEAX 2400, press 2”, and so on up to 5 levels 
deep. Up to 10 distinct automated attendants can be configured to accommodate multiple customer 
menus. Calls can be routed via the automated attendant to selected departments or groups of agents. 
