Set a queue's service level and alert limits

Set the answer target a queue aims for and the limits that raise alerts.

Where to find it

Calls › Queues & SLA › Configure › Thresholds

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The Set a queue's service level and alert limits screen on a computer

Steps

  1. Open Calls › Queues & SLA and press Configure on the queue.
  2. On Thresholds, change the Queue name if needed.
  3. Set the target: Answer this share of calls (%) …within this many seconds.
  4. Set the alert limits for the longest wait, the number of waiting calls and the abandon rate.
  5. Press Save queue.

Settings on this screen

SettingWhat it doesDefault
Queue nameThe queue's (and line's) name.—
Answer this share of calls (%)The share of calls to answer within the target time.—
…within this many secondsThe target answer time.—
Alert when longest wait exceeds (s)Raises an alert when a caller has waited longer than this.—
Alert when waiting calls exceedRaises an alert when more calls than this are waiting.—
Alert when abandon rate exceeds (%)Raises an alert when more callers than this hang up while waiting.—

Troubleshooting

"A queue name is required."

Enter a Queue name.

Tips

  • These limits change what is escalated as an alert, not how calls are routed.

Good to know

  • Only owners, administrators and managers can configure queues.

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