Table 22: ACD Call Consult Transfer—Call-Related Detail Records
Remarks
qIndex
Session
sequence
number
SessionID
Record
Original call and agent A information (transfer field will be
1).
—
0
100
CCDR1
Overall queue information.
1
0
100
CRDR1
Agent A information.
1
0
100
ACDR1
Queue information.
1
0
100
CQDR1
Agent A and agent B information.
—
0
101
CCDR2
Original call and agent B information.
—
1
100
CCDR3
Agent B information.
0
1
100
ACDR3
Table 23: ACD Call Consult Transfer—Agent State-Change Records
Remarks
Reason
Agent
Record
Agent A is selected for original call.
4 (Reserved)
A
ASDR1
Agent A answers.
5 (Talking)
A
ASDR2
Agent A calls agent B, agent B’s phone rings.
4 (Reserved)
B
ASDR3
Agent A competes the transfer.
3 (Ready)
A
ASDR4
Agent B answers.
5 (Talking)
B
ASDR5
Caller hangs up.
3 (Ready)
B
ASDR6
ACD Call Blind Transfer to Agent Extension(ACD/Non-ACD)
1.
Agent A is connected and talking to an incoming ACD call.
2.
Agent A places a blind transfer to agent B's extension.
3.
Agent B answers, Agent A moves to Ready state.
Table 24: ACD Call Blind Transfer to Agent Extension-Call-Related Detail Records
Remarks
qIndex
Session
sequence
number
SessionID
Record
Contact and agent information.
0
100
CCDR
Overall queue information of CSQ of incoming ICD call.
1
0
100
CRDR
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ACD Call Blind Transfer to Agent Extension(ACD/Non-ACD)
