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This article originally appeared on the FCR blog on January 22, 2018. Faced with the prospect of long waittimes and annoying hold music, many customers (including me) avoid the phone at all costs and only call support as a last resort. They confirm and hang up without losing their place in line.
They offer a real-time view of performance while showing instant metrics related to SLA, active calls, and agent activity. You can monitor live calls using the main dashboard, including details like call duration, callwaiting, and the number of abandonedcalls. . Do you have the answers?
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