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1 OfficeSuite Contact Center Tenant Administrator Reference Guide Version 3.2 May 20, 2016

2 Table of Contents Introduction & Getting Started... 4 Initial Time Zone Setting... 4 Choosing Among the Agent Sign-In Options... 4 Getting Started... 5 Phone-Based Sign-In (Option)... 6 Web-Based Sign-In (Option)... 6 The Agent Control Panel... 7 Navigating the User Interface... 8 Logging In... 8 The Navigation Bar, Menus, and Sub-menus... 9 General UI Information Main Menu: Live Status Overview Queue Calls Glance Voice Queues Agents Main Menu: Completed Events Overview Calls Bulk Download SFTP Server Call Details Page Recording Library Evaluations Main Menu: Reports Overview Agent Performance Scheduled Reports Voice Queues Calls Calls Abandoned Evaluations Saved Reports Main Menu: Agents and ACDs Overview Agents Voice Queues Create or Edit a Voice Queue: ACD Queue Details Queue Members Hold Treatments Delete ACDs Conditional Routes Menus Groups Main Menu: Resources Overview Audio Library Evaluation Forms... 51

3 Schedule, Holidays Presence Options (Web-Based Sign-In Only) Operational Notes OfficeSuite and ACD Applications ACD Services Extension Using Call Recording with Queuing Busy Phones Codec Interoperability Glossary of Terms & Acronyms Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)... 64

4 Introduction & Getting Started Thank you for choosing OfficeSuite Contact Center for your call queuing and recording requirements. Broadview Networks now offers this ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) functionality to work directly with its OfficeSuite hosted voice service. All OfficeSuite Contact Center and recording functionality is hosted in the cloud and is highly redundant and reliable. OfficeSuite equeues allows your business to distribute calls to your best available Agents according to the rules that you define. When your staff is busy with other callers, OfficeSuite equeues answers calls on your behalf and give those callers custom messages that you create and manage. As soon as qualified Agents become available, those Queued calls are distributed out to them. To help you understand how effectively your team has responded to the call load, OfficeSuite equeues presents real-time displays of active and queued calls by delivering a variety of informative reports. OfficeSuite Contact Center contains all of the OfficeSuite ACD features and functionality described above and more. Beyond OfficeSuite equeues, OfficeSuite Contact Center includes capabilities for supporting and monitoring individual Agents, including: A real-time view of Agent status. The ability to monitor and coach Agents as they interact with callers. The ability to create and display reports on the efficiency of individual Agents. Beyond the additional Agent support tools, Contact Center supplements OfficeSuite equeues with additional call distribution tools. Contact Center Conditional Routes can be used to reroute callers based on calling telephone number, current Queued call counts, time of day, and/or your own custom business hours and holiday schedule. Contact Center Menus allow the caller to have a say in how their calls get handled, (e.g. they can be given an option to press -0- to exit the Queue and leave a message). This Administrator Reference Guide is designed to provide the information required to set up and manage the numerous features of OfficeSuite Contact Center. It is organized to match how these features are presented in the left-side menu of the application portal. For related questions about the OfficeSuite hosted voice service, please refer to OfficeSuite documentation at Initial Time Zone Setting Your business may span multiple time zones. To avoid confusion, all of the data collected and presented by OfficeSuite Call Center Services is based on a single time zone that you choose before the service is first turned up. Time stamps shown in reports are relative to that time zone. Days start and end at midnight for the selected time zone. Schedules defined within the Resources menu are based on that same time zone. The selected time zone can be changed, but changing the time zone will not alter the time stamps on data previously collected. Before starting, make sure the system is configured with the preferred time zone. Choosing Among the Agent Sign-In Options OfficeSuite Contact Center can be set up in one of two ways. Either all Agents sign in and out of Queue duty using a key on their OfficeSuite phones, or they can log into a web portal and sign in and out of Queue duty there. This is a decision that each business needs to make before their

5 Contact Center service is turned up. While it is possible to switch between these two sign-in options, making the conversion requires an effort coordinated between Broadview Networks and your staff. With phone-based sign-in, Agents can look at their OfficeSuite phone and immediately see their sign-in state. They can change their state with the touch of an always available phone key. In most cases with phone-based sign-in, Agents never need to access a PC. With web-based sign-in, Agents sign into the OfficeSuite ACD web portal and click on a "Go Ready" button in a section of the screen called the Agent Control Panel (ACP). To stay signed in for duty, the Agent must stay signed in to the web portal. To leave Queue duty, they either select an Away or Sign-Out status from the Agent Control Panel. (They can also log out of the ACD portal altogether, which has the same effect as selecting a Sign Out status.) With web-based sign-in, the tenant administrator also has the ability to define custom "Away" states (e.g. Lunch, Union Break, Staff Meeting) and custom sign-out states (e.g. Gone Home, Vacation, Training). Real-time views of Agents show exactly which Away or Signed-Out state the Agent has chosen. Contact Center Reports then itemize how much time each Agent spent in each of those individual states. Finally, with web-based sign-in, the Agent Control Panel web portal also provides information to the Agent about his/her current status and about the current call: See the section on Agent Control Panel for more details about the ACP. The disadvantage of web-based sign-in is that it requires every Agent to have a working, networked PC. If the Agent's PC or data networking fails, the Agent will fall out of Queue duty and will not be able to sign back in until the PC and its networking are fully restored. Advantages of the two Sign-In Alternatives Phone-Based Sign-In Web-Based Sign-In Always visible on the phone. Custom Away and Sign-Out states visible on real-time status pages and in reports. Very simple to use. ACP provides information about current status and current call. Agent doesn't need a PC or data networking. Doesn't require an OfficeSuite Desk phone. As soon as possible talk to your Broadview Representative about which sign-in option your team will adopt. Getting Started To get started quickly, do the following:

6 1. Read the section below about the Sign-In Option you have chosen for your Contact Center installation: Phone-Based or Web-Based. If you have chosen Phone-Based Sign- In, make sure that all of your Agents have programmed ACD Sign-In keys on their phones. If you prefer, make ACD Sign-In keys part of an OfficeSuite key profile, and then assign that profile to all Agents. 2. Read the section titled Navigating the User Interface to familiarize yourself with how to navigate the ACD web portal. 3. Know the names and extensions of the users you wish to make into ACD Agents and Administrators. Then go to the Agents and ACDs section and follow the instructions there to set up your initial Agents and Voice Queues. 4. Use the remaining sections in this document to learn about and start using the other components of OfficeSuite Contact Center. Phone-Based Sign-In (Option) A business may chose to have all of their Agents sign in and out of Queue duty using a programmable key on their OfficeSuite phone. Once a tenant has been configured for ACD services (and not before), the ACD Sign-In option becomes available for OfficeSuite's supported desk phone models. It is configured identically to any other OfficeSuite programmable phone key. (Instructions for programming phone keys are found in the OfficeSuite Administrator s Guide.) After the ACD Sign In key is added to the phone, cycling that key (once) on and off will synchronize the state of the key with the ACD system. After that, when the key is lit, the Agent is Signed In and ready and will be delivered Queued calls. When the key is dark, the Agent is signed out and the ACD system will not attempt to deliver any more Queued calls to this Agent. This key has no effect on any other calls to or from this extension. Important: If the programmable key is lit when the Agent logs out of their phone, ACD calls will still be offered to that extension. Those calls will go to whatever OfficeSuite forwarding target or coverage (including mobile twinning) that was established for that extension. This allows the Agent to deliver their ACD calls to their home phone, their cell phone, or to a different OfficeSuite extension. In other words, ACD Agents can take full advantage of OfficeSuite s mobility options. However, if not used intentionally, logging out of the phone while remaining signed in for Queue duty can result in ACD calls being delivered to unintentional destinations like a personal voic box. Unless specifically taking advantage of OfficeSuite s mobility features, the recommended practice is to sign out of Queue duty (extinguish the lit programmable key) before logging out of an Agent phone. Web-Based Sign-In (Option) A business may choose to have all of their Agents sign in and out of Queue duty using a web portal feature called Agent Control Panel (ACP). To use this tool, Agents must first log into the ACD web portal and then select Go Ready from the ACP window. (The ACP window will only be visible in the ACD web portal if Web-Based Sign-In was selected.) To sign out of Queue duty, the Agent selects an appropriate Away or Sign Out status from the ACP. The Agent is also

7 automatically signed out if they log out of the web portal. If they don t logout or sign out but they close their browser (or if the network or PC goes down), after a few minutes the Agent will be signed out automatically. Whenever the Agent is Signed Out or Away, the ACD system will not attempt to deliver any Queued calls to this Agent. This ACP presence state has no effect on any other calls to or from this extension. Important: If the Agent is signed in and ready on the ACP when they log out of their phone, ACD calls will still be offered to that extension. Those calls will go to whatever OfficeSuite forwarding target or coverage (including mobile twinning) that is established for that extension. This allows the Agent to deliver their ACD calls to their home phone, their cell phone, or to a different OfficeSuite extension. In other words, ACD Agents can take full advantage of OfficeSuite s mobility options. However, if not used intentionally, logging out of the phone while remaining signed in for Queue duty can result in ACD calls being delivered to unintentional destinations like a personal voic box. Unless specifically taking advantage of OfficeSuite s mobility features, the recommended practice is to sign out of Queue duty on the ACP before logging out of an Agent phone. Note: If the tenant has selected the web-based sign-in option, ACD Sign In keys built on Mitel phones will appear to work (lighten and darken and present sign-in/out messages on the phone's display), but they will have no actual effect on the Agent's readiness to take ACD calls. Furthermore, changing the sign-in status in the ACP does not have any effect on this key s lit or dark state. The Agent Control Panel The Agent Control Panel (ACP) is only seen when the tenant has selected Web-Based Sign-In. The ACP presents the buttons for the Agent to "Go Ready" or "Sign Out". When in a "Ready" state, the ACP presents options to go "Away" or "Sign Out". The Away options are intended to be used for short periods of time, (e.g. for rest stops and lunch). The single default Away state is "Break". The Sign Out options are intended to be used when the Agent will not be returning any time soon, (e.g. when going home for the day or on vacation). The single default value is "Signed Out". Tenant Administrators can add as many custom Away and Sign Out states for their ACP users as they like. See the section on Presence Options for more details. The ACP also presents the logged in Agent with additional information. The following is a screenshot of an ACP after the Agent has answered a call. When no call is in progress, there is no data between the horizontal line and the Set Away/Sign Out options. Field Definitions USER: first name and last name of the Agent. LOGIN DURATION: duration since last sign in.

8 EXTEN: extension of the Agent. # Calls: number of calls accepted by the Agent since the last sign in. CALL DURATION: duration since the current call was answered by the Agent. CALLER ID: calling number for the currently connected call. This is as provided by the PSTN. CALL START: the time the call was answered by the Agent. QUEUE NAME: the name of the Queue that delivered the current call. DELAY TO ANS: the time the caller was waiting in Queue. Navigating the User Interface The user interface is accessed through a web browser. Recommended browsers are: Internet Explorer 10 or 11 Mozilla Firefox 12 or 13 As newer releases of these browsers become available, Broadview Networks will periodically test and then update this list. When using Firefox, the Windows Media Player plug-in is required to listen to audio content. When this document was published, the necessary plug-ins could be obtained as follows: Windows/Firefox: Macintosh/Firefox: Linux/Firefox: Logging In Point the browser to: where <WebURL> is replaced with the last part of the URL used to log into the OfficeSuite portal, without the slash ( / ). Non-working examples: If you have the URL correct, you will see a Broadview branded page and be prompted to log in. Bookmark this address, saving it as a favorite. Use your OfficeSuite extension and password (numeric PIN) to log in. This is the same extension and PIN used to log into the OfficeSuite portal and the OfficeSuite phone.

9 The Navigation Bar, Menus, and Sub-menus Once logged in, the Navigation bar will appear on the left side. Menu items that have right-facing arrows can be clicked to display a submenu. Clicking on a sub-menu item will then display the selected function to the right of the Navigation Bar. Altogether the Navigation Bar presents all of the OfficeSuite Contact Center options that your company has purchased. Users designated as Tenant Administrators will see more sub-menu items (have access to more functionality) than those designated only as Agents.

10 General UI Information Tabs Tabs are provided at the top of the page to facilitate working with multiple views into the system. Some new tabs are opened automatically when a sub-menu, a link or a button is clicked. To open a new tab on your own, click "+ New Tab". To close a tab, click the red and white X. Important: While most browsers have a Back button, the best practice is to avoid the browser s Back button. Instead, to change views, click a new option or click X to close the current tab. Links Links appear in blue text. The cursor will change form when hovering over them. Buttons Buttons are used throughout the application. For example, to create a new item the Add... button is often located at the lower right hand corner of the page. Required Fields Configuration pages will often have fields that must be filled in for the new data to be accepted. Required fields will have a red asterisk (*) in front of the field name.

11 Searches Many web pages present opportunities to search for specific data. When trying to match a string of letters or digits, asterisks can be used to match any possible substring. For example, searching for >*Jones*< will match Jones Real Estate and Robert Jones, Jr. Results Per Page Pages that list multiple results often allow for adjusting the number of results displayed. Use Results Per Page to temporarily increase this number. Sorting Based on a Column Individual page listings can be sorted based on the data in a particular column by clicking on the column header. Clicking a second time reverses the sort order. Main Menu: Live Status Overview The Live Status pages show real-time information related to Voice Queues, Agents, and Active Calls. These are often called dashboards. With a projector or a large-screen monitor, dashboards can be displayed where the entire team can view them. At the top of each Live Status page there is a title line, e.g. "Queue Calls" and "Queue Status". Clicking on the title line opens a "Filter By" window. For example: This allows the user to select which subset of the Queues will displayed on this page. Shift-click to display two Queues and all the Queues between. Control-click to display multiple individual Queues.

12 Note: When a subset of the Queues is selected on the "Voice Queues" Live Status page, the graph will not display, only the Queue Statistics summarzed for the selected Queues. Queue Calls The Queue Calls Dashboard displays all calls in progress to and through all Queues. For example, in the screenshot below, the call from , NEW YORK NY has been connected to extension 300 for 6 seconds and has a total duration of 17 seconds. ld Definitions Fie Connect Time: the time at which the call was first received by the ACD. Caller ID: the phone number for the caller (if provided by the PSTN). CNAM (Caller Name): a text description of the caller (as provided by the PSTN). Queue: the Queue where the call is being served. Agent: the Agent to which the call has been connected (if connected). Call Duration: the elapsed time since the call was answered by the Queue. State Duration: the elapsed time of the current state. State: the current state of the call: Waiting or Connected. Glance The Glance Dashboard provides a view of both Queue and Agent status in aggregate. The only Agents that show here are those that are both Signed In and members of at least one Queue. The only Queues that will show here are Queues that have currently Signed In members.

13 Field Definitions (Status at a Glance section) Queue Name: name of the Queue. In Queue: number of calls currently waiting in the Queue. Oldest Call: amount of time the call at the head of the Queue has been waiting. Unavailable: number of Agents who are members and signed in, but Away. Available: number of Agents who are members and Ready. Day Offered: number of calls arriving at the Queue since midnight. Day Handled: number of calls answered by Agents since midnight. Day Abandoned: number of calls offered but not answered by Agents since midnight. See the definition of Abandoned Call for more detail. Field Definitions (Agent Status section) Agent Name: name of the signed in Agent. State: the Agent s current status in the system, e.g. Available, Break, Unavailable (not yet Ready), "Busy", or a custom Away status. Queue: name of the Queue that delivered the Agent s current call, if any. Caller ID: Calling name and number for the Agent s current call, as provided by the PSTN. Time: amount of time since the Agent s most recent change of state. Queue Memberships: a list of up to three queues in which the Agent is a Member. If the Agent is a Member of more than three queues, the first three queues as sorted by extension will be displayed. This field updates only when Agents sign out and sign back in. Voice Queues The Voice Queues Dashboard displays a graph of Queue and Agent activity across all voice Queues.

14 Field Definitions Connected: the number of calls currently connected to Agents. Ready Agents: the number of Agents who are currently signed and ready. In Queue: the number of callers currently waiting in Queues. Abandoned in Last Hour: the number of abandoned calls. See the definition of Abandoned Call for more detail. Longest Wait: among all callers currently waiting in all Queues, the longest time any of them has been waiting. The 60 minute graph on this page is updated once a minute. At that instant the graph plots: The number of Agents currently signed in and ready for Queued calls. The number of ACD calls currently connected to Agents. The number of calls currently in Queue waiting for an Agent to answer. The total number of calls abandoned during the previous full minute of operation. Note: Between the beginning and end of any single minute interval, the numbers of connected calls, ready Agents, and calls in Queue could vary widely. These variations would not show on this graph. However, that variation would be seen in the real-time table presented below the graph. Agents This dashboard is also referred to as the Agent Status Page.

15 Status Bubbles 2 Agent Each Agent Status Bubble provides a color-coded key to the current state of the Agent: Yellow Signed In but Away unavailable to take a Queued call (this Agent status is not possible for tenants who use Phone-Based Sign-In). Green Signed In and Ready available to take a Queued call. Red Signed In, Ready, but on a call Busy. Orange Signed In, Away, and on a call Busy, Away (this Agent status is not possible for tenants who use Phone-Based Sign-In). If an Agent is not Signed In, no bubble will appear. Agent Status bubbles contain the following information related to the Agent: 1. Extension the Agent s extension. 2. Queue Membership displays up to 3 Queues. This list is updated only when the Agent signs out and back in. 3. Agent Name as configured in the ACD system. 4. Presence Status the Agent s current status in the system, e.g. Available, Break, Unavailable (not yet Ready), "Busy", or a custom away status. 5. Coach Click this link to listen to calls this Agent answers from the ACD. This will ring the phone of the administrator who clicks the link. When the Administrator answers, he/she will be able to listen to the ACD call currently being handled by this Agent. If the Tenant Administrator speaks, the Agent will hear her/his voice, but the calling party will not. Mute the Administrator's phone to assure that the Agent cannot hear them on the line. When the ACD call ends, if the Administrator waits and does not hang up, he/she will also hear the subsequent ACD calls that the Agent answers.

16 Coaching. Barge-In. During coaching, the Administrator can click the link to be heard by both the Agent and caller, similar to a three-way call. This now barged-in session ends when the Administrator hangs up. Barged-In. Coach Again. Click the link to return from a barged-in call to a coaching session. The Agent will hear the Administrator but the caller will stop hearing the Administrator. This renewed coaching session ends when the Administrator hangs uo. 6. Time the Agent has been in the current state. 7. Logout - Click this link to remotely log this Agent out of Queue duty. (Web-based Sign-In only.) By clicking on "Logged-In Agents" the user is given the opportunity to sort these Agents by First Name, Last Name, or extension (TN: telephone number). Queue Status Bubbles The Queue status bubbles provide a color-coded key to the current state of Queue: Yellow no calls waiting in Queue no Ready members. Green no calls waiting in Queue at least one Ready member. Red calls waiting in Queue. If a Queue has no Signed In members, no bubble will appear. Queue Status bubbles contain the following information related to the Queue: 1. Extension the Queue s extension. 2. Queue Name 3. Count of Calls Waiting By clicking on "Queues" the user is given the opportunity to sort these Queues by Queue Name or Queue Number (extension). Main Menu: Completed Events Overview Completed Events provides the ability for Tenant Administrators to search and review recently completed ACD activity. If the Call Recording option is purchased, Completed Events also presents the ability to locate and listen to recorded calls, build a Recording Library of important recordings, and search for Evaluations of recorded calls. Calls Clicking on the Calls sub-menu item brings up the Calls Search which searches for completed calls matching chosen criteria. Once a call is found, clicking on View reveals more details. Note: By default, call details are available for 365 days and call recordings are available for 30 days. Speak to a Broadview Representative regarding the possibility of longer storage.

17 Field Definitions Call ID: Match one of the call identifiers called Call ID. Call Number: Match the other call identifier called Call Number. Direction: Match on the direction of the call (all Queued voice calls are Inbound). Extension: Match calls that entered this Queue. Agent: Match calls answered by this Agent. Display: Match calls by the content of the Display field (calling name and calling number). Abandoned: When checked, match only abandoned calls. Inbound Caller ID: Match calls by the content of the Display field (calling name and calling number). Outbound Num Dialed: Reserved for future use. Duration: Match call duration in minutes. When the first field is blank, match only calls shorter than the To value. When the to field is blank, match only calls longer than the first field. Recorded?: When Yes, match only recorded calls (Yes). When No, match only unrecorded calls. From: Match on when the call began, beginning with this date and time. If blank, match all calls prior to the To value. To: Match on when the call began, ending with this date and time. If blank, match all calls since the From value. The search results will be displayed on the same page: Field Definitions Call ID: A system-wide call identifier. Time: Time the call was received by the Queue.

18 Dur: Duration. The time that elapsed between when the Queue received the call and when the call terminated. Dir: Direction of the call (all Queued calls are Inbound). Display: Calling number and Caller Name taken from the PSTN. Source: The call source (all Queued calls are trunk). Destination: The final Queue to which the call was routed. Agent/Device: The Agent who answered the call, if any. Rec?: Y if the call was recorded, N otherwise. Call Number: A system-wide call identifier. Actions: The Call Details page can be accessed by clicking the View link. Bulk Download To bulk download call details and recordings, check in the left column the calls (rows) to download and click Download. To select all displayed calls, check the box in the header. You can either open or download the zip file. The zip file contains a.wav file for each of the Call IDs you selected, as well as.csv file. The.csv file lists the call details for all of the selected calls including their "Call Number". The "Call Number" is incorporated in the name of the.wav file with the recording of that call. Note: The Call Duration column shows the time in seconds only. Divide by 60 to get minutes and 3600 to get hours.

19 SFTP Server For Call Center Services customers that want to permanently retain all of their call recordings and don t wish to use the bulk download functionality we offer an SFTP server solution. This can be purchased for an additional monthly fee. Please contact your Sales Representative for additional information. How It Works Every 24 hours Call Center Services will copy the requested recordings (along with csv files with explanatory rows per recording) to a local sftp server (the Daily Copy). The subscribed customer will be provided restricted access to that sftp server so that they can retrieve their own recordings and csv files on their own schedule. Because it's now sftp, the subscribing customer can automate their entire process. Specifics Broadview will update the recordings available for download on a daily basis, which will run once, after midnight. If the customer needs a recording before it is posted to the sftp server, they can still get it from the Call Center Services portal. Daily Copy 1. Each customer will have their own directory on the sftp server and their recordings and csv files will be found there. The customer s sftp credentials will only allow them to access and copy from that directory (and its subdirectories, if any).

20 2. The content of each customer's Daily Copy will be based on midnight-to-midnight relative to the time zone. a. A recording shall be included in the nightly copy if and only if the call ended between the customer s two midnights. 3. Each day's daily copy shall be accompanied by the same format of csv file as included with a bulk download from the portal. 4. The file name for the csv file will include the date of the calls described therein. 5. The csv file will include at least one row for every "Completed Event / Call", even if nothing about that call was recorded. Daily Cleanup Once a day, a Daily Cleanup will be run on all directories on the sftp server. The Daily Cleanup will delete all the files (Call Center Services recordings and associated csv files) moved to the sftp server more than 7 days ago. Note that it does not matter on what date the recording or csv file was created, it only matters how long the current copy has resided on the sftp server. After clicking on the View link for a particular call, the Call Details page shows. Call Details Page The top section of the Call Details page repeats the information from the Calls Search page. The Recordings section allows users to listen, evaluate and add the recording to the Recording Library. The Call Path section provides details about the call from the moment it entered a Queue until the moment the call terminated. The Evaluations section lists the Evaluations that have already been performed on the recording of this call, if any. Actions If the particular call was recorded, the Recordings section of the Call Details page has links to Listen or Evaluate the Recording, or store it in the Recordings Library.

21 Listen Clicking the Listen link brings up the embedded media player and allows the user to play, pause and rewind the recording. There is also a Download link on the media player that allows the user to download the.wav file to a selected location on his/her PC. Evaluate Clicking the Evaluate link displays the list of available Evaluation Forms. If only one form is available, the following menu will not display. Instead, the evaluation will begin using the one available form. Click Use to select an evaluation form. The form will open, the Evaluation Information and Call Information sections will be pre-populated and the form will be presented ready to be filled out. Click the Listen to Recording button at the top of the page to listen to the recorded call during the evaluation. Scroll down and complete the evaluation. Be certain to click the Save button at the bottom of the page to save the evaluation. Add to Library In addition to scoring Agents, it s often helpful to save noteworthy recorded calls. The Recordings Library is the repository of saved recordings. Click the Add to Library link to add this recording to the library. You will be prompted to enter a title and a descriptive note. These fields will be searchable, so include words that will be helpful in finding this recording later. Click Save to move the recording to the Recording Library. The recording, its Call Details, and its completed Evaluation Forms will be retained.

22 Important: Recordings not moved to the Recording Library will be deleted after the agreed time period has elapsed (by default, 30 days.) Recordings moved to the library will be retained indefinitely, limited only by total storage. Recording Library Clicking on the Recording Library sub-menu displays the Recordings Library search page which searches for all saved recordings matching the chosen criteria. Once a call is found, clicking on View reveals more details about the call. Field Definitions Agent: Match the Agent that answered the call. Title: Match the title of the entry in the library. Note: Match the contents of the note in the library. From: Match a recording based on when the call began, beginning with this date at midnight. If blank, match all calls prior to the To value. To: Match a recording based on when the call began, ending with this date at midnight. If blank, match all calls since the From value. Matching recordings will be listed on the same page: Field Definitions Start Time: start time of the recording. Stop Time: stop time of the recording. Title: title assigned to the recording. Note: note associated with the recording. Ext: ACD in which the call was recorded. Agent: Agent who answered the call. Actions: o View Call: shows the Call Details page for this call. o Edit: change the title and/or note associated with the recording. o Delete: delete this entry from the library.

23 Evaluations The Evaluations sub-menu allows Administrators to search for and view individual evaluated recordings. Field Definitions Agent: Match the Agent that was evaluated. Evaluation Form: Match the form used for the Evaluation. From: Match Evaluations based on when the Evaluation was done, beginning with this date immediately after midnight. If blank, match all Evaluations prior to the To value. Note: this is not the date the recording was captured, it is the date the Evaluation was done. To: Match an Evaluation based on when that Evaluation was done, ending with this date just before midnight. Note: this is not the date the recording was captured, it is the date the Evaluation was done. Click Search to display the results. Created: the date the Evaluation was performed. Agent: the Agent who was evaluated. Evaluator: the person who performed the Evaluation. Title: the title of the Evaluation form used. Overall Score: the percentage of basis points received. Agent: Agent who answered the call. Actions: o View: view the completed form. o Edit: edit the completed form. o Delete: remove the evaluation record from the database.

24 Main Menu: Reports Overview Reports available in OfficeSuite Contact Center provide Tenant Administrators aggregated information about past events. There are five reports included with Contact Center (Agent Performance, Voice Queues, Calls, Calls Abandoned, & Evaluations. There are two ways to repeatedly run the same report: Saved Reports and Scheduled Reports. Important: Report data are only complied every four hours (Datamart) and thus reports constructed for the current day will not include events that occurred since the latest run of Datamart. Creating and Managing Reports All reports are displayed, exported and saved as follows: Display Reports 1. From the Reports menu, choose "Agent Performance", Voice Queues, Calls, or "Calls Abandoned. 2. In the Start Date, enter the month, day and year for the beginning of the report or use the calendar icon to select the report start date. 3. In the End Date, enter the month, day and year for the end of the report or use the calendar icon to select the report end date. 4. For the Voice Queues, Calls, and Calls Abandoned Reports, select the ACD(s) on which to report. Select multiple ACDs by either selecting "All" or by using control-click to select multiple individual Queues. 5. For the Agent Performance Report, select the Agent(s) on which to report. Select multiple Agents by using control-click. 6. For the Calls Abandoned Report, select one or more reasons. Select multiple reasons by either selecting "All" or by using control-click to select individual reasons. Selecting the "DTMF Key" option includes those calls that were abandoned because the caller pressed a digit to follow a Menu option. 7. When creating a Calls Abandoned report, one can also choose to exclude abandoned calls shorter than a few seconds. This will help eliminate calls that were simply misdialed. Click Display or Display Report to see the results.

25 Export Reports Exporting a report allows the Administrator to copy the report results to their PC and use them in another application, such as a spreadsheet or database. The data will be contained in a.csv (Comma Separated Value) file which can be opened with common PC applications like Microsoft Excel. When prompted by the browser, take the opportunity to pick the target directory and change the name of the file. Schedule Reports Scheduling a report saves the report to the Scheduled Reports page. 1. Click Schedule Report. 2. Enter a name and description for the report. 3. After you select the Report Interval, you have to fill in details specific to your selection. 4. Enter and address and the time of next day delivery. 5. Click Save. The report is saved to the Scheduled Reports page. Note: To preserve actual report data, export the report. Agent Performance The Agent Performance Report enables Tenant Administrators to better understand their Agents activities. Reports are divided into two sections. The top section allows administrators to create and manage reports, including displaying, exporting, scheduling and saving. Administrators can also choose the toggle reasons Agents were away. The bottom section provides aggregate statistics summed across all Agents in the report.

26 Field Definitions Agent: the name of the agent Num Missed Calls: the total number of calls the Agent missed Total Away Time: the total amount of time the Agent claimed to be engaged in this activity between Ready periods. Avg Total Away: the percent of time the agent was not ready. Total Talk Time: the total amount of time the agent spent talking on calls. Total Logged In Time: the total amount of time the agent was logged into the system. Avg Time On Call: the average time the Agent spent on calls. After Call Work: the time the Agent spent on post-call work. Idle Time: the time the Agent was ready, but was not on a call or performing post-call work. Number of Calls: the total number of calls answered by these Agents during the report period. Avg Talk Time: average talk-time for ACD calls answered by this Agent from this queue during this Ready period. Scheduled Reports

27 Click Edit to edit the Scheduled Report. Change the schedule parameters as necessary and click Save. Click Delete to delete the Scheduled Report. Voice Queues The Voice Queues report displays a graph and table of calls presented to the selected Queues during the selected report period. If the report covers a single day, the report facilitates comparisons among time intervals spanning the day. If the report spans multiple days, it facilitates comparisons of day-to-day results. Note: The graph will not display when more than 5 Queues are selected.

28 The table below the graph includes the following data: Field Definitions Time: start and end times of this period. # Calls: number of calls presented to the Queue(s), (Offered Calls). # Hndl: number of calls that came into Queue(s) and were answered by an Agent. # Abnd: number of calls that came into the Queue(s) and were subsequently abandoned. See the definition of Abandoned Call for more detail. Abnd %: percentage of offered calls that were abandoned. Avg. Abnd: average time abandoned calls stayed in the Queue(s) before abandoning. ASA: (Average Speed of Answer) average time an answered call waited in the Queue(s) before an Agent answered. Total Talk: total amount of time Agents were connected to calls from these Queues. Avg. Time: average amount of time Agents were connected to calls (Total Talk / # Hndl). Srv Lvl %: percentage of Offered Calls that were answered (Handled) in less than the Service Level seconds configured for their Queue. Agent Tm: The total time member Agents were signed in for Queue duty during this period. If there were 5 Agents signed in for the entire period, Agent Tm will be 5 times the length of the period. Occ. %: (Occupancy %) percentage of time signed in Agents were connected to calls (Talk Time / Agent Tm) * 100. Transfer Out: The number of ACD calls answered by VM or answered by an Agent and subsequently transferred. Calls The Calls report contains the same information as the Voice Queues report with the following exceptions. 1. There is no graphical presentation of the data. 2. The Call report displays summary call statistics in 15 minute intervals. The following is a segment of the Calls report. The columns are the same as in the Voice Queues Report.

29 Calls Abandoned The Calls Abandoned report displays details of abandoned calls. See the definition of Abandoned Call for more information. When a call "times out" it can be redirected to another Queue, such as an escalation. Field Definitions Call Start: start time of the call. ACD Entry: time the call entered this particular queue. This may be different from Call Start if the call first entered a different queue. ANI: Caller ID and Caller Name as presented by the PSTN. DNIS: Queue extension. ACD Start: Queue the call first entered. ACD End: Queue the call was in when it was abandoned. Abnd Time: time the call was abandoned. Aband Reason: reason the call was abandoned, Hang Up, Timeout, or DTMF. DTMF means the caller pressed a digit and a DTMF Handling Menu took the caller out of the Queue. Redirect: destination where the abandoned call was redirected. Timeout or DTMF Reasons only. Call End: time the abandoned call was eventually disconnected. This is different from Abnd Time only when the Reason was Timeout or DTMF. Duration to Abnd: time the call was in this Queue before abandonment. Total Call Duration: total duration of the abandoned call in the ACD system. Evaluations The Evaluations report summarizes all of the evaluations that have been conducted that match the parameters selected at the top of the page. The processes for creating the Evaluation Forms and for performing the evaluations are described elsewhere.

30 Field Definitions Agent: Match only evaluations done on this Agent. Evaluation Form: Match only evaluations done using this Form. Evaluator: Match only evaluations performed by this Evaluator. From: Report only on evaluations done since the beginning of this date at midnight. If blank, match all evaluations prior to the To value. To: Report only on evaluations done prior to midnight on this date. If blank, match all evaluations following the From value. To generate the report click Generate Report. The Report shows a summary of evaluation results for the requested Agent(s), Evaluation Form(s), Evaluator(s), and date range. Each section of the report will be headed by the form name. Total Evaluations: total number of evaluations reported in this section. Average Score: average percentage of basis points received across all evaluations reported in this section. Individual fields summarize how each question was answered across all evaluations reported in this section. Saved Reports Saved Reports lists reports that have been saved.

31 Field Definitions Title: Click to see report details. Note: Any notes describing the reports. Actions Edit: click to modify the Agent details. Run: runs the report. Delete: click to delete the Agent. Main Menu: Agents and ACDs Overview This is the section of the web portal where Agents are identified and custom call distribution methods are defined. On the Agents sub-menu Administrators select which OfficeSuite extensions are eligible to answer Queued calls and give those extensions permission to view and edit items in this portal. On the Voice Queues sub-menu Administrators build and maintain the actual Voice Queues. This page is rich in features, allows the assigning (and reassigning) of Agents within Queues, and is the place where Hold Treatments are customized for each Queue. On the Conditional Routes sub-menu Administrators build and maintain rules for routing calls based on schedule, current callers in Queue, and calling number. This tool is used to send calls to the right place at the right time. With the Menus sub-menu Administrators can give power back to the caller. Menus listen for the DTMF digits the caller presses on their telephone key pad. Based on those digits, the caller can be redirected to any other ACD or OfficeSuite extension. Menus function similarly to OfficeSuite Auto Attendants except ACD Menus can also be offered to callers waiting in Queue. On the Groups sub-menu, Administrators assign resources and responsibilities to groups of extensions. Agents The Agents page displays all Agents currently available to be assigned as members of Voice Queues. The maximum number of extensions that can be set up as Agents is limited by contract, but can be changed with a call to OfficeSuite support. Click Refresh Extensions to copy all the current extensions and users from OfficeSuite. Then edit each extension and user involved with the ACD service. Click it again when new extensions or users are added or deleted on the OfficeSuite side.

32 Field Definitions Extension: Agent s extension in OfficeSuite. Name: First and last name. ACD Agent: whether the Agent is an ACD Agent. Actions: o o o Edit: click to modify the Agent details. Delete: click to delete the Agent. Refresh Extensions: refreshes the list of Extensions that agents are currently logged into. o Add an Agent: click to add an agent Create or Edit an Agent To Create a New Agent in OfficeSuite Contact Center, the intended Agent must first have an extension in OfficeSuite.) From the Agents page, click Add an Agent or click Edit for an existing Agent.

33 Field Definitions Extension: extension of the Agent in OfficeSuite. This is an existing User or Location extension in OfficeSuite. When using phone-based sign-in, each User/Location serving as an Agent must have an ACD Sign in key configured. Note: The extension entered here is not validated with OfficeSuite. An incorrect extension will ring the wrong phone. An invalid extension will result in the Voice Queue moving on immediately to the next member Agent. Seconds to ring: when any Voice Queue rings this Agent, it will wait only so long for an answer before moving on to try the next member Agent. Seconds to ring is the amount of time all Voice Queues will ring this Agent before moving on. Important: If the Agent extension has OfficeSuite Call Coverage enabled and if the Voice Queue is still ringing the Agent when the call is sent to coverage, the coverage target will also ring and the call can be answered there. This is particularly important to note when coverage is to voic . Make a conscious decision about whether to include or exclude the coverage target when choosing "Seconds to ring". Note that each ring included in the call coverage setting takes 4 seconds. First Name: Agent's first name. Last Name: Agent's last name. ACD Agent: Check this box if this extension will serve as an Agent. The maximum number of extensions that can be set up as Agents is limited by contract, but can be changed with a call to silhouette support. Choose a Role for the Agent. Any user who wants or needs to sign into the portal needs a Role. The Agent role is intended for users marked as Agent who would like some information about current queue status. For web-based sign-in, all Agents need at least this role. For phone-based sign-in, if agent don not want to see queue status, they don't need to be assigned any role. The Supervisor role is intended for users who need all the Live Status and Report information, but don't have the skills or responsibility for building and changing the actual ACD. The Tenant Admin role must be assigned to at least one user and is the one (or more) users who can edit Queues, Conditional Routes, and so forth. Click Save or Cancel.

34 Note: You can assign more than one role to any user/extension. The permissions given will be the union of all the permissions given. A silhouette "Location" can be a (phone-based Sign-in) Agent, but assigning a role to a Location is pointless since Locations don't have PINs and thus cannot sign into the ACD portal (and also thus cannot be a webbased sign-in Agent either).

35 Agent Roles Each agent added will need to have a defined role: Tenant Admin, Supervisor or Agent. Tenant Admin has full access to all functionality (adding agents, configuring on hold treatments, answering calls, viewing reports, etc.). Group Admin has ability to manage a subset of agents and queues Supervisor has read-only access to view Reports, Live Status, as well as answer calls. They won t be able to make any changes (i.e. add an agent or queue, change a conditional route, etc.) Agent can only answer calls This table lists out what functionality is available with the Supervisor role: Live Status o Queue Calls Yes o Glance Yes o Voice Queues Yes o Agents Yes Completed events o Calls Yes o Recording Library Yes o Evaluations Yes Reports o Agent Performance Yes o Voice Queues Yes o Calls Yes o Calls Abandoned Yes o Evaluations Yes o Saved reports Yes Agents and ACD s o Agents No o Queues No o Conditional Routes No o Menu s No Resources o Audio Library No o Evaluation Forms Yes o Schedule, Holidays No Voice Queues The Voice Queues (ACD Queues) page displays all Queues currently set up in the Tenant. The maximum number of Voice Queues that can be set up is limited by contract, but can be changed with a call to OfficeSuite Support. A new Queue requires configuration, prioritized member Agents, and a custom Hold Treatment. Even when the Queue is in use, the Tenant Administrator can return and edit any of these three aspects. Note: Voice Queue changes are effective with the next call to arrive in this Queue. Changes to the queue configuration are not effective until the Save Details button is clicked.

36 Field Definitions Number: this Queue's extension within OfficeSuite. Any calls routed for any reason to this extension will be answered and distributed by this Voice Queue. Name: Voice Queue name. Also seen in the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications page. Note: As authored on the ACD Queue Details page. Priority: when an Agent serving two or more Queues becomes available to answer a call, the Queued call from the highest priority Queue (smallest integer) will be delivered before any calls waiting in lower priority Queues. Type: discipline used to distribute calls among the member Agents. # of Members: number of member Agents for this Queue. Actions: o Edit: click to modify the Queue details. o Delete: click to delete the Queue. Create or Edit a Voice Queue: ACD Queue Details 1. From the ACD Queues page, 2. click Add an ACD or click Edit for an existing ACD. 3. Click Save ACD to save the configuration for a new Voice Queue. Click Save Details to save changes to an existing Voice Queue. Field Definitions Extension Number: extension that will represent the Queue in OfficeSuite. The value must be a valid and otherwise unused OfficeSuite extension. The number of digits must match other extensions for this tenant. The first digit of the extension must put the extension in the OfficeSuite User/Location range. Note: The extension for this Queue will be reserved in OfficeSuite and cannot be reused until the Queue is deleted. When successfully built, the extension and the Queue name will both be visible in the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications and Phone Inventory pages. Name: the name of the Queue. The first nine characters of the name will be visible on the OfficeSuite desk phone when this Queue is ringing or answered by an Agent. Note: Names can only contain letters, numbers and spaces. Note: a brief free-form description or note.

37 Priority: a positive integer indicating the priority of the Queue relative to other Queues. When an Agent serving two or more Queues becomes available to answer a call, the Queued call from the highest priority Queue (smallest integer) will be delivered before any Queued calls from lower priority Queues. ACD Timeout (sec): if a Queued call is not answered or abandoned first, this is of time (in seconds) the caller will wait before the ACD system will take action on its own (see Timeout Redirect Extension). Note: To avoid timing out, this value can be set as large as 30,000 seconds (over 8 hours). Timeout Redirect Extension: the extension to which the call will be directed if the ACD Timeout is reached. This can be any ACD extension (other ACD, Conditional Route, or Menu) or, with "Other", this can be any valid OfficeSuite extension (User, Location, Group, or Auto Attendant), or phone number. By redirecting to an OfficeSuite extension with immediate coverage to Voic , callers who time out can be given an opportunity to leave a message. Note: If None/Remove is selected, the system will drop the call on timeout. Timeout immediately if ACD is empty: When this option is enabled, and no agents assigned to this queue are available to answer its calls, new calls entering the queue will immediately be sent to its Timeout Redirect Extension. Note: For this option an Agent using phone-based sign-in is considered available if their sign-in key is lit. Even busy phones with lit sign-in keys are considered available. Note: For this option, an Agent using web-based sign-in is available if they are logged into the web portal whether marked Ready in the ACP or not. Such Agents are considered available whether their phone is busy or not. Note: This option is only tested when a new call enters a queue. If the last available Agent goes unavailable while there are still calls in queue, callers already waiting in the queue will still wait up to the full timeout for an Agent to again become available and take their call. Require Agent Confirmation: require the answering Agent to press a digit on their phone to confirm their willingness to take the call. To enable Require Agent Confirmation, a Whisper Announcement must also be selected. Note: The Agent must press a digit before their Seconds to ring timer expires (see Agent creation). Whisper Announcement: the audio file to play to an Agent after they answer but before they are connected to the Queued call. If the Agent hangs up before the Whisper Announcement completes, the Queued call will not be delivered Note: Audio files used as whisper announcements should be shorter than Agents' Seconds to ring timers to allow time for ringing the Agent's phone as well as the time for the whisper announcement to play in full. Note: Whisper Announcements used in conjunction with Require Agent Confirmation should normally include a reminder to "press any digit to accept the call." Record Inbound Calls? (Call Recording Option Only) enable call recording on all calls answered from within this Queue DTMF Handling Menu: an ACD Menu listening for digits dialed by the caller in the background during the Queue's Hold Treatment. When such a digit is dialed, the Menu will take the caller out of the Queue. The Prompt, Timeout, and Timeout Redirect Extension selections for this Menu are ignored when used behind this Queue's Hold Treatment Wrap-up Time (sec): the minimum amount of time (in seconds) between when a call from this Queue ends and any new Queued call might be delivered to this Agent. This allows the Agent time to wrap-up efforts on the earlier call. ACD Type: the discipline by which incoming calls are distributed among member Agents: o Round Robin: Agents are rung in an unchanging order with each new call going first to the next available Agent in the cycle, and if not answered there, on to the next available Agent in the cycle, and so on. o Longest Idle: The available Agent who has been the longest idle will be rung first. If that Agent doesn t answer, the next Agent rung will be the second longest idle and so on. 'Longest idle' means longest time since last connected to a Queued call from any Queue at all.

38 o Fewest Calls: The available Agent who has answered the fewest total ACD calls since they signed in will be offered the call first. Then the Agent will be offered the call who has answered the second fewest calls since they signed in, and so on. Note: If the members of this Queue have different priorities, the discipline will be applied first to the set of available Agents who all have the same highest priority (smallest integer). If no Agent answers the call from that set, the discipline is applied to the set of members who share the second highest priority, and so on. Note: If each member has a different priority, available Agents will simply be attempted sequentially in descending priority order (increasing numeric order), regardless of ACD Type. Note: If any discipline goes through the entire set of available Agents and no one takes the call, thediscipline starts over from the beginning, again with the highest priority Agents. Service Level (sec): The Voice Queues Report and Calls Report compute the percentage of calls that are answered before this timer expires (Srv Lvl %). This value does not in any way affect how the Queue holds or distributes calls. Click Save ACD to save this configuration for a new Voice Queue. Click Save Details to save changes to an existing Voice Queue. Queue Members Queue Members are those Agents assigned to receive calls distributed by this Queue. The list of members assigned to work a Queue can be updated at any time. To alter the list of members, follow these steps: 1. Click Add/Remove Members.

39 2. Highlight the Agent(s) by clicking on them. Control-click or Shift-click to select several. When adding, select a positive integer as these Agents' priority within this Queue. Then click the Add>> or the << Remove button. The Agents will move from one side of the window to the other. 3. The Administrator can also change the priority of an Agent already assigned to a Queue by clicking edit in that Agent's row. Important: Agents priorities are used for skills-based routing. The Agents best qualified for serving this Queue should be assigned the highest priority here (the smallest positive integer values). The distribution discipline (ACD Type) will always look for an available Agent with the highest priority before looking for available Agents with the next lower priority and so on. See the section on ACD Type for more information about distribution of Queued calls to Agents. Hold Treatments Hold Treatments provide messages to callers and keep them on the line while they are waiting for an Agent. Among other things, Hold Treatments can include marketing messages, special announcements, music, and ringing in any combination. To modify the message given to callers, Hold Treatments can be updated at any time. The playing of the Hold Treatment terminates when an Agent accepts the call. Creating ACD Hold Treatments To create or modify a Hold Treatment, click Add Command and then select a command. This will add it as the next in the sequence of steps comprising the entire Hold Treatment. With click-and-drag, these steps can easily be rearranged. Announcement: this will first prompt for the selection of an audio file from the Audio Library. An audio file used as an Announcement will be played in its entirety before the Hold Treatment progresses to the subsequent command. Music: this will first prompt for the selection of an audio file from the Audio Library. An audio file used as Music will play for the duration indicated by the subsequent Wait command. Go To: this command determines which step will be executed next. It is used to point backward to repeat one or more commands indefinitely. Wait: sets the length of time the immediately preceding Music or Ringing command will play. A Wait command should always and only follow Music and Ringing commands. Ringing: will play ringback to the caller. Ringback ringing encourages the caller to believe a phone is ringing on their behalf. Ringing will play for the duration indicated by the subsequent Wait command. Position in Queue: will tell the caller how many callers are ahead of them in the Queue. "Your call is now in line and will be answered by the next available representative. Thank you for your

40 patience."

41 Note: Audio files for Music and Announcements are created and edited in the Audio Library in the Resources menu. Field Definitions Step: the number of this particular command. Used in Go To commands. Command: the command to execute. If the command is an Announcement or Music, clicking the link causes the media player plug-in to play the file. Actions: Delete is the only possible action. Once inserted in the Hold Treatment, Commands can be clicked anywhere in their row (except on their links), held and dragged to rearrange their order. The commands are automatically renumbered. Note: Always follow a Music or a Ringing Command with a Wait Command. Note: Changes to the Hold Treatment apply to the next call that enters the Queue. Delete ACDs An existing Voice Queue can be deleted by clicking on the Delete link on the Voice Queues page. The Delete dialog box will be displayed. Click the Confirm Delete button. Note: This action will also delete the Voice Queue from the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications page. Within a few hours the SIP terminal created for this Queue will also disappear from the Phone Inventory page. Conditional Routes Conditional routes enable calls to be routed differently through the ACD system based on company schedules, calls currently in Queue, and/or the caller's phone number. A conditional route is a set of true/false tests (Rules). When a call is directed to the Conditional Route, its tests are executed in order. When a test results in True, the call is routed out of the Conditional Route to the extension designated for that test. No further tests are attempted. If all of the test results are False, the call is directed to the designated "Fall-through Extension." From the caller's perspective, this happens instantly and the caller knows nothing about it. Because they are extensions, Conditional Routes can either be a timeout target for a Voice Queue, a target

42 within a different Conditional Route, or a target for a Menu option. When a Conditional Route is made 'dialable', calls can be sent to it directly from OfficeSuite.

43 The Conditional Routes page displays all current Conditional Routes. Field Definitions Number: calls sent to this extension will be routed according to the rules of this Conditional Route. Name: the name of the Conditional Route. Description: free text notes about the Route. # of Rules: the number of routing rules used in defining this Route. Actions: o Edit: click to modify the Conditional Route configuration and its Rules. o Delete: click to delete the Conditional Route. Create or Edit Conditional Routes Click Add a New Route or click Edit for an existing Conditional Route. Field Definitions Extension Number: the extension that will direct calls to this Conditional Route. If the Conditional Route is going to be dialable from an OfficeSuite phone (or from any basic OfficeSuite function like Incoming Call Routing), the extension must be a valid, otherwise unused OfficeSuite extension. The number of digits must match other extensions for this tenant. The first digit of the extension must put the extension in the User/Location range. If the Conditional Route does not need to be dialable from OfficeSuite, any extension not already in use in the ACD system can be used Name: the name of the Conditional Route. Note: Names can only contain letters, numbers and spaces. Note: a brief free-form description or note. Fall Through Extension: the extension to which calls will be routed if none of the Rules yields a True result. Fall Through Extensions can be other ACDs (Queues, Conditional Routes, or Menus) or OfficeSuite extensions when "Other" is selected. Make this extension dialable: is checked to make this Conditional Route accessible directly from OfficeSuite (e.g. make it dialable, make it available as an Incoming Call Routing Destination, etc.) If the only things that will ever route calls to this Conditional Route are other ACDs (Queues, other Conditional Routes, or Menus), this can be left unchecked. Note: If checked, the extension for this Conditional Route will be reserved in OfficeSuite and cannot be reused unless it is deleted. When successfully built, the extension and the Conditional Route name will both be visible in the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications and Phone Inventory pages. Once these parameters have been saved for the first time, the Route Rules section appears. Initially empty, it presents the list of rules that will be tested sequentially when a call is delivered to this Conditional Route.

44 Field Definitions Order: the sequence in which Rules will be tested. Because the Conditional Route is exited with the first rule that is found to be True, the order of Rules is critical in a Conditional Route. Condition: the type of rule. Rule: the name given to this particular rule. Transfer Number: the extension to which the call is routed when this rule tests as True. Transfer Name: the name associated with the transfer target. Transfer Extension Type: the ACD type for the transfer target, or Other. Actions: o Edit: click to modify this rule. o Delete: click to delete this rule. Create or Edit a Route Rule Click Add a New Rule or Edit for an existing Rule. Field Definitions Order: a positive integer that will sequence this Rule within the Conditional Route. It cannot equal the Order assigned to any other Rule already in the Route. Rules in the Route will be tested in ascending numeric order. Condition: the type of Rule: a. "Match Schedule" b. "Callers Waiting in Queue" c. "Total Callers Waiting in All Queues" d. "Match CallerID" Extension: the extension (Queue, other Conditional Route, Menu, or 'Other' OfficeSuite extension) where the caller will be routed when this Rule results in True. Other fields in this window depend on the Condition that was selected.

45 "Match Schedule" Schedule: a schedule created under the Resources menu, sub-menu "Schedules, Holiday". If the current time matches a time and date in this schedule, this Rule will be True and the caller will be routed to the designated extension. Callers Waiting in Queue ACD: the Voice Queue that is being examined for its current occupancy. Operator: "Equal To", "Less Than", or "Greater Than". Number: an integer value. When this rule is tested, if the count of calls in the selected ACD is currently equal to (or less than or greater than, as specified by Operator) the Number selected, then this Rule will be True and the caller will be routed to the designated extension. Note: If a call is currently going through this Conditional Route, it is not currently part of any Queue and it cannot affect the result of this test. Total Callers Waiting in All Queues Operator: "Equal To", "Less Than", or "Greater Than". Number: an integer value. When this rule is tested, if the count of calls in all Queues is currently equal to (or less than or greater than, as specified by Operator) the Number selected, then this Rule will be True and the caller will be routed to the designated extension. Note: If a call is currently going through this Conditional Route, it is not currently part of any Queue and it cannot affect the result of this test.

46 "Match CallerID" The Match CallerID Rule will route calls based matching the caller number (Caller ID as presented to Broadview Networks by the PSTN) with a Regular Expression (Regex). Regex provides a great deal of flexibility in matching on Caller ID. Regex: the Regular expression to compare against the callers Caller ID. When this rule is tested, if the Caller ID matches the Regex, then this Rule will be True and the caller will be routed to the designated extension. Here is a primer for creating useful Regular Expressions. Some basic tools: \d Match one digit. + As a suffix, means match one or more. * As a suffix, means match zero or more. 9 Matches the literal digit 9. [01] Matches either a literal digit 0 or a literal digit 1. Some sample constructions using those tools: \d+ Matches a string of one or more digits. 9\d+ Matches a string that begins with 9 and is followed by one or more digits. 585\d\d\d\d\d\d\d Matches a string that begins with 585 and is followed by exactly 7 digits. \d+9 Matches one or more digits followed by 9. A detailed reference can be found at Delete Conditional Routes An existing Conditional Route can be deleted by clicking the Delete link on the Conditional Routes page. The Delete dialog box will be displayed. Click the Confirm Delete button. Note: If the Conditional Route was defined as "Dialable", this action will also delete the Conditional Route from the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications page. Within a few hours the SIP terminal created for this Conditional Route will also disappear from the Phone Inventory page. Menus Menus allow callers to control their own routing through the ACD by dialing digits on their telephone. Menus built in the ACD system are very similar to OfficeSuite Auto Attendants except ACD Menus have access to route to all ACDs (Queues, Conditional Routes, other Menus), whether they have been built as "dialable" or not. Also, ACD Menus can be made to run in the background behind Voice Queue Hold Treatments. This gives callers options (hidden or announced) to exit a Queue on their own initiative, (e.g. to record a voic rather than waiting). Because they are extensions, Menus can either be a timeout target for a Voice Queue, a target within a Conditional Route, or a target in a different Menu. When a Menu is made 'dialable', calls can be sent to it directly from OfficeSuite.

47 The Menus page displays all current Menus. Field Definitions Number: calls sent to this extension will be routed according to the rules of the Menu. Name: the name of the Menu. Description: free text notes about the Menu. # of Options: the number of different digits the Menu is listening for. Actions: o Edit: click to modify the Menu and its Options. o Delete: click to delete the Menu. Create or Edit Menus Click Add a New Menu or click Edit for an existing Menu. Field Definitions Extension Number: the extension that will direct calls to this Menu. If the Menu is going to be dialable from an OfficeSuite phone (or from any basic OfficeSuite function like Incoming Call Routing), the extension must be a valid, otherwise unused OfficeSuite extension. The number of digits must match other extensions for this tenant. The first digit of the extension must put the extension in the User/Location range. If the Menu does not need to be dialable from OfficeSuite, any extension not already in use in the ACD system can be used. Name: the name of the Menu. Note: Names can only contain letters, numbers and spaces. Description: a brief free-form description or note. Make this extension dialable: is checked make this Menu accessible directly from OfficeSuite (e.g. make it dialable, make it available as an Incoming Call Routing Destination, etc.) If the only things that will ever route calls to this Menu are other ACDs (Queues, Conditional Routes, or other Menus), this can be left unchecked. Note: If checked, the extension for this Menu will be reserved in OfficeSuite and cannot be reused unless it is deleted. When successfully built, the extension and the Menu name will both be visible in the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications and "Phone Inventory" pages. Prompt: an audio file to play while the caller is deciding what digit to press. The audio file will play in full at most one time. Timeout (sec): if the caller selects no Menu options, the Menu will redirect the caller to the Timeout Redirect Extension after this number of seconds. The timer starts when the Prompt finishes playing. Timeout Redirect Extension: the extension to which the call will be directed if the Timeout is reached. Note: Neither Prompt, nor Timeout, nor Timeout Redirect Extension are relevant or used when this Menu is being used as a DTMF Handling Menu behind a Voice Queue Hold Treatment. (See the section on Create

48 or Edit a Voice Queue.) In the Voice Queue application, the Hold Treatment serves as the Prompt, and the ACD

49 Timeout and Timeout Redirect Extensions determine when and where the caller goes if an Agent doesn't answer and the caller doesn't select a Menu option. Once these parameters have been saved for the first time, the Menu Options section appears. Initially empty, it presents the list of digits that will be listened for when a caller is using this Menu. Field Definitions DTMF: the digit the Option is listening for. * and # are also permitted. Transfer Number: the extension to which the call is routed if the digit is heard. Transfer Name: the name associated with the transfer target. Transfer Desc: the description associated with the transfer target, if any. Transfer Extension Type: the ACD type for the transfer target, or Other. Actions: o Edit: click to modify this Option. o Delete: click to delete this Option. Create or Edit Menu Options Click Add a New Option or click Edit for an existing Option. Field Definitions DTMF Digit: the digit the Option is listening for. * and # are also permitted. Extension: the extension (Queue, Conditional Route, other Menu, or 'Other' OfficeSuite extension) to which the call is routed if the digit is heard. Delete Menus An existing Menu can be deleted by clicking on the Delete link on the Menus page. The Delete dialog box will be displayed. Click the Confirm Delete button. Note: If the Menu was defined as "Dialable", this action will also delete the Menu from the OfficeSuite portal on the ACD Applications page. Within a few hours the SIP terminal created for this Menu will also disappear from the Phone Inventory page. Groups A tenant with a large number of resources to manage can subdivide responsibilities into groups,

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51 group. Agents with permissions to edit groups will view the Group page under Agents and ACDs. Create a Group Click Add a New Group to create a group. In the Extensions tab, click an extension to add it to the group.

52 Field Definitions Name: Enter a name for the group. Actions Edit: click to modify this option. Check All: Click to include all extensions in the group. Uncheck All: Click to remove all extensions from the group Save Details: Click to save the group. Save & Add Another: Click to save the group and create a new one. Back: Return to the main Groups screen. Edit a Group Click Edit to view options, to rename groups, and to add and delete group objects. A tenant with group edit permissions can add or delete any group object from any group the tenant belongs to. Field Definitions Actions Edit: click to modify the group. Delete: click to delete the group. Add a New Group: Click to create a new group

53 Main Menu: Resources Overview Many resources for OfficeSuite Contact Center are developed and managed here: Audio Library, Evaluation Forms (Call Recording Option only), Schedules, and Presence Options (Web-based Sign-In only). Audio Library The Audio Library supplies the audio files selectable for Hold Treatments, Whisper Announcements, and Menu Prompts. Professionally recorded announcements are provided here to encourage callers to be patient. Stock Whisper Treatments can inform Agents about Queued calls. The same stock songs available for OfficeSuite Hold Announcements are also available to play to Queued callers. Just as importantly, custom audio files can be added to the Audio Library. Custom audio files can be uploaded from the PC or recorded using the "Call In" feature. Field Definitions Audio ID: a system-assigned code used when editing the audio file. Note: the name of the audio file. Created: the date the audio file was installed on the system. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 49

54 Modified: the date the audio file was most recently modified. Actions: Click to Listen, Download, Edit, or Delete these files. Listening to an audio file makes use of your browser's media player plug-in. Create New Audio Files The Audio Library offers two ways to add new audio files: uploading a.wav file or calling in to record an audio file via the telephone. Click Add a New Entry. 1. In the Description, enter a name for the new audio file. 2. To upload an audio file: a. Click Browse. Your PC's File Upload window will open. b. Browse and select the.wav audio file from your PC's directory structures. c. Click the Save/Upload button. The file has now been added to the Library. Note 1: An uploaded audio file must be: a valid audio file in a Microsoft.wav wrapper. and be 5 Megabytes or smaller. Note 2: The two supported audio formats inside the.wav wrapper are 64kb/s PCM mu-law and GSM. With no additional user effort, a built-in conversion program will convert many other.wav wrapped audio formats (e.g., PCM A-law, ADPCM, etc.) into a supported format. However, neither the success nor the quality of these conversions is guaranteed. After uploading, immediately test the audio by playing it both from the web portal and from within its intended application, (e.g. as a Hold Treatment, menu prompt, or Whisper Announcement). 3. To record an audio file using Call In: a. Click the Call In button. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 50

55 b. Follow the printed instructions and follow the audible instructions presented during the call. Note: The Call In number is the ACD Services Extension created at service turn-up. c. When the recording is completed to your satisfaction and saved, hang up. 4. Click Save. Evaluation Forms Evaluation Forms are available to customers who purchased the Call Recording Option. These Forms enable the systematic evaluation of recorded phone calls. Evaluated calls and Evaluation Reports can be used in mentoring and reviews. There are six elements that are combined in various ways to create a complete Evaluation Form. Checkbox: Used for questions with yes/no answers: True/False, Did/Didn't achieve a particular goal. Radio Group: Used for multiple choice questions; the Evaluator can put a "tick mark" next to the correct answer. Combo Box: Used for multiple choice questions; the Evaluator selects the correct answer from a drop-down list. Unlike Radio Groups, Combo Boxes can be configured so that the Evaluator can skip the question. If skipped, the points for that question do not factor into the calculation of the overall percentage score. TextArea: Used for open-ended (discussion) questions; the evaluator has 350 free characters to answer. TextArea questions are not scored. Heading: Headings are not questions. Headings are displayed in the Evaluation Form in larger font to delineate different portions of the questionnaire. Text: The Text element is not a question. Text elements are displayed in the form to provide annotations and reminders to the Evaluator. When a form is filled out about a call recording, an overall percentage is automatically calculated. Checkbox, Radio Group, and Combo Box questions all Pts Calculated (basis points) that factor into that calculation. Different answers award different numbers of those points (Weights). If the question has 200 basis points and the answer selected receives 150 points, that's 75% of the points for this question. The total Evaluation score sums all of the points awarded by answers and divides them by all of the basis points. This creates the overall percentage. Field Definitions Form Title: The title of the form. Date Created: The date the form was created. Actions: Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 51

56 o o Edit: click to edit the form. Delete: click to delete the form. Create or Edit Evaluation Forms From the List Evaluation Forms page, click Add a New Evaluation Form or click Edit for an existing Form. Field Definitions Form Title: The title of the form. Evaluation Information and Call Information: These fields will be populated automatically whenever the form is used to evaluate a call recording. Note that the Agent Name can be overwritten if someone other than the intended Agent answered that Agent's call. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 52

57 To add a new question to the form, in the Evaluation section click Add a New Field. Label: the full text for the question. Type: the question type, selected from the dropdown. Pts Calculated: For Checkbox, Radio Group and Combo Box questions, this is the total point basis for this question and is used in the denominator when calculating the final percentage. If Pts Calculated is not populated, its value for this question is taken as the largest of the Weights assigned to any of its answers. Note: The larger the Pts Calculated for an individual question, the more its answer affects the overall percentage score. Required: For Combo Box questions only, checking this field will force the Evaluator to choose an answer. If it is not checked, the Evaluator can choose Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 53

58 "N/A" in which case this question and its Pts Calculated are excluded from the calculation of the overall percentage score for this recording. Option: For Radio Group and Combo Box questions, this is the full text of an answer choice. Click Remove to remove a previously defined answer choice. Weight: For Radio Group and Combo Box questions, this is the points (Weight) awarded when this answer is chosen. For Checkbox questions, assign Weights to the pre-defined answers "Checked" and "Unchecked". Note: The Weight assigned to a particular answer can be larger than the PtsCalculated. This allows for results like: "In this area the Agent achieved 110% of objective!" Click Add. The question will be added to the form Note: When the form is presented to the Evaluator, it does not show the points forthe question nor the points associated with the answer choices. Repeat the steps above until all of the questions have been added. Edit or Remove a question by clicking on the appropriate link. Re-arrange the order of the questions by clicking, holding, and dragging the Drag Me link. When the form is complete, click Save Details at the bottom of the page. Important: Even though changes to the Evaluation Form appear to be saved as they are entered, they are not preserved until the Save Details button is pressed. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 54

59 Example Evaluation Form As seen by the Evaluator. Heading Text Checkbox TextArea Radio Group Combo Box Delete Evaluation Forms An existing Evaluations Form can be deleted by clicking on the Delete link on the List Evaluation Forms page. The Delete dialog box will be displayed. Click the Confirm Delete button. Important: If an Evaluation Form is deleted, evaluation results based on that form will also be deleted. Schedule, Holidays Schedules are used in the Match Schedule Rule for Conditional Routes. Schedules establish times when call routing needs to be different. Different business hours can be constructed for various teams' work schedules. Special events like company picnics and holidays can be put into Schedules. Applied in Conditional Routes, Schedules adjust how calls are routed within your business. Note: All Schedules are relative to the time zone selected for your business when theacd service was turned up. Note: OfficeSuite also provides control over its own business hours and it uses them only on its Incoming Call Routing page. ACD Schedules only apply in ACD Conditional Routes.

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61 Field Definitions Name: the name given to the Schedule. Description: free text notes about the Schedule. Active: indicates if the Schedule is currently active or not. No means individual Conditional Route Rules built to match this particular schedule can never currently be True. Click the link to quickly change its value. Note: An example reason for Activating/Deactivating a Schedule would be a Staff Meeting scheduled for Mondays from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, but frequently cancelled. Activate this Schedule most of the time to reroute ACD calls during the meeting, but deactivate it whenever the meeting is cancelled. Actions: o Edit: click to modify the Schedule. o Delete: click to delete the Schedule from the system. Create or Edit Schedules Click Add a New Schedule or click Edit for an existing Schedule. Field Definitions Name: the name of the Schedule. Description: a brief free-form description or note. Active: check to make this Schedule currently Active. Once these Schedule Details have been saved for the first time, the Parameters section appears. Initially empty, it presents the list of the individual elements that in union define this Schedule. If any of them are currently True, a Conditional Route Rule set to match this Schedule will be declared True. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 56

62 Field Definitions Date: a particular date included in the schedule. If this row has a Date, it will not have a Day of the Week. Day of the Week: a day of the week included in the schedule. If this row has a Day of the Week, it will not have a Date. Begin Time and End Time: This row will not match unless the current time is also between the Begin Time and the End Time. Actions: o Edit: click to modify this row. o Delete: click to delete this row. Create or Edit Schedule Parameters Click Add a New Parameter or click Edit for an existing row. Field Definitions Date: a particular date. If a Date is selected, it is not possible to select a Day of the Week. Day of the Week: a particular day of the week. If a Day of the Week is selected, it is not possible to select a Date. Begin Time and End Time: times chosen relative to the Tenant's selected time zone. All Day: checking this overrides the values in Begin Time and End Time, effectively setting them from midnight to midnight to cover the full day. Click Save to preserve the Parameter changes. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 57

63 Delete a Schedule An existing Schedule can be deleted by clicking the Delete link on the Schedules page. The Delete dialog box will be displayed. Click the Confirm Delete button. Presence Options (Web-Based Sign-In Only) Presence Options are available with the Web-Based Sign-In option. These enable Tenant Administrators to add custom Away and Sign Out states. Field Definitions Drop Down: "Set Away" or "Sign Out". Away states are typically short-term. Sign Out states are typically long term. Name: the name of the custom state. Actions: o Edit: click to edit the Option. o Delete: click to delete the Option. Note: Signed In Agents will not be able to use new or altered Presence Options until they sign out and sign back in after the change. Note: When using custom Away states, the default Away state (Break) is no longer selectable. Be certain that the list of custom Away Options gives a name to every possible Away reason the Agent might have. Similarly, when using custom Sign Out states, the default Sign Out is no longer selectable. Be certain that the list of custom Sign Out Options gives a name to every possible reason the Agent might Sign Out. Create or Edit Presence Options Click Add a New Option or click Edit for an existing Option. Broadview Networks, Inc. Proprietary and Confidential. All rights reserved. 58