Jonathan Moore wrote:
I have a client that uses two queues for a customer support application. One
queue is for english speaking customers. The other is for spanish.

This is a small company and they have one dedicated call agent for answering
spanish calls. They don't get many spanish calls, so this agent is also part of
the english queue. They wish to prioritize spanish queues for this agent over
english. Without any manipulation the opposite is happening. They english queue
seems to swamp the spanish queue. IE no mater how long a spanish queue member
waits if there is an english queue call it will go to the spanish operator.


Try this in queues.conf:

[english]
:
:
member => Agent/1000
member => Agent/1001
member => Agent/1002,5  ; this is the agent also on the spanish queue

[spanish]
:
:
member => Agent/1002


I'm thinking that since agent #1002 has a penalty, * would select him/her last for calls in the english queue, leaving him free for the spanish queue.


Check the queues.conf file for more stuff on penalties assigned to agents.

Flynn

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