#4c. Switchview. & Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) Training Manual for Agents 2006. Updated 9/7/2006. 1/15/07 ADO - #4c Switchview - 1 -



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#4c Switchview & Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) Training Manual for Agents 2006 Updated 9/7/2006-1 -

New Model New Terms Log-on - Agents must log on to an ACD phone by entering their personal ID number. ACD phone A phone set specially equipped to receive ACD calls. Ready An agent is logged on to an ACD set, and has deactivated the NOT READY key. Not Ready The phone key used to STOP incoming calls to that ACD phone set after an agent has logged in. Agent A person logged on to an ACD phone set. Night Service/Day Service/Emergency Mode The program modes used to deliver the correct recorded message to the caller; also to activate and deactivate incoming calls. Queue Calls waiting to be handled by agents. - 2 -

ACD phone set- Old Model LOG OUT press 2x to log out this phone from the ACD system LOG OUT PROGRAM Conference PAGE Transfer Call Park Back Line shared Clinic Voice Mail Back Line -shared NOT READY NOT READY temporarily blocks incoming calls. Agent remains logged in. Use to release a completed call, if agent needs time to finish work related to the call. Display Queue IN-CALLS IN-CALLS incoming calls arrive here. PRESS key to answer calls. Use THIS key to log on. DISPLAY QUEUE press key to display # of calls waiting, and length of wait for oldest call. - 3 -

ACD phone set - Currentmodel - 4 -

Using ACD Logging on Note: A 4-digit personal ID code is required in order to log on to the ACD system. Always log on using this ID code do NOT use anyone else s ID code; as with other log-on passwords at UWMC, do NOT share your ID code with others. 1. Press IN-CALLS (lower right key) 2. Enter personal ID code. NOT READY will display on the LCD display After this two-step process, you are logged on to the ACD system; you are still not available to accept incoming calls. 3. Press IN-CALLS to open your phone line to incoming ACD calls. Answering incoming calls A reminder to phone staff: we always answer the phone with [clinic name], this is {your name}. If you know the caller has been in the queue, the caller has already heard the recorded message identifying the clinic. You may then simply say this is {your name}, May I help you? 1. Answer incoming calls your phone set will ring and the LCD display next to the IN-CALLS key will flash. Steady light = at least one caller is waiting Slow flash = more than one call is being held. Fast Flash + queue is full new callers will receive a busy signal. - 5 -

Monitoring the queue DISPLAY QUEUE press this key to display: WAITING MAND LWAIT TOFQ 3 2 120 0 WAITING = number of callers waiting in the queue MAND = number of agents logged in to the system. this doesn t guarantee they are actively taking calls. LWAIT = the time in seconds the oldest caller in the queue has been waiting. TOFQ = Time Overflow Queuing not in general use. LOG-ON and NOT READY Policy Staff assigned to telephone reception duties will log onto the ACD system at the start of their shift and will remain logged-on at when actively taking calls. Staff will log out during assigned rest breaks and lunch breaks. Before logging out during business hours, staff will check the display queue so that at least one other agent is still logged on. Otherwise the callers will hear the Emergency Daytime message and their calls will not get through. Staff will not share logins. The NOT READY key will be used sparingly, i.e., to complete post-call processing. The last staff to log-out at the end of the day will check the display queue to ensure that ALL ACD sets are logged out. The first staff in the morning will do the same before logging in. Phones that are logged in and not manned WILL ring. - 6 -

Terminating calls To immediately accept another call, press IN-CALLS or GOODBYE. If there are calls in the queue, the next caller will arrive instantly. OR - Using Not Ready For post-call processing time, press NOT READY. As soon as you are ready to receive the next call, press IN-CALLS. Logging out CAUTION: Do NOT press the NOT READY key if a new call has started to ring on your phone set this would send the caller back to the queue AFTER the caller heard your phone ring. A few NOT READY rules Use NOT READY for a few moments to finish a message, etc. LOG OUT if you are not actively answering calls. 1. Press NOT READY. Be sure you do NOT have an incoming ACD call ringing on your phone set when you press NOT READY, 2. Press DISPLAY QUEUE. 3. Check MAND status: During business hours: If status is 1, do NOT log out; the last person to log out during business hours sends the system into night service. At end of business day: press LOG OFF display screen will show Make Set Busy Activated. Press LOG OFF a second time display screen will show Logged Out. - 7 -

Night Service NOTE: Failure to follow proper procedures when activating Night Service will cause callers still in the queue to be sent immediately into Night Service. The following instructions apply to the supervisor set. In my clinic, the supervisor set is located At 5 p.m. each business day: After pressing NOT READY on your phone set, go to the Supervisor Set. 1. Press NIGHT. The Display Screen will show Night Service, Select Mode. 2. Press 8 (or T) on the numeric keypad. The Display Screen will show Transition Mode Selected. Night Service, Select Mode. This will stop any new callers from entering the queue. (New callers will hear the after hours message.) T = Transition mode 3. Return to your phone set. Press DISPLAY QUEUE. If WAITING = 1 or more calls, there are calls being held in the queue. You MUST answer these calls before logging out. If WAITING = 0, no calls are waiting, and you may log out. (All agents should log out at this time). 4. 4. Once callers in the queue have been processed, return to the Supervisor Set and select 6 (or N for Night) on the numeric keypad. - 8 -

Morning aka: Night Service Deactivation NOTE: This procedure must be followed at start of each business day. 1. Go to an agent phone set. Press DISPLAY QUEUE. If MAND = 1 or more, an agent set was not logged off correctly. The starting staff member MUST log off all phones sets before continuing. When MAND = 0, log on to your phone set, leaving your phone set in the NOT READY state. 2. On Supervisor Set, press NIGHT. The Display Screen will show NIGHT SERVICE, SELECT MODE. 3. Press 3 (or D) on the numeric keypad. The Display Screen will show DAY MODE SELECTED. NIGHT SERVICE, SELECT MODE. D = Day mode 4. Return to your phone, and begin answering incoming calls. Remember to answer in a warm and caring voice each caller gives you a fresh start to pave the way to greater satisfaction Remember: YOUR voice is THEIR first impression! - 9 -