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|UCOverview=No one likes to wait on hold. If the system detects an excessive wait time for a caller in a queue, the system offers the caller the option to request a callback. This functional use case enables companies to improve customer experience by improving in-queue treatment ({{#mintydocs_link:topic=CE01}}) with configurable wait time announcements and callback offers. When companies enable callbacks within their Genesys environments, benefits can include:
 
|UCOverview=No one likes to wait on hold. If the system detects an excessive wait time for a caller in a queue, the system offers the caller the option to request a callback. This functional use case enables companies to improve customer experience by improving in-queue treatment ({{#mintydocs_link:topic=CE01}}) with configurable wait time announcements and callback offers. When companies enable callbacks within their Genesys environments, benefits can include:
 
|UCSummary=When a customer is waiting to speak to an agent, and the expected wait time to reach an appropriate agent is above a specified threshold, they will be presented with the option to receive a callback - either as soon as possible or at a scheduled future time. Different treatment can be applied and a different message presented based on the length of the wait. The wait time thresholds can be specified by the business and quickly adjusted if required.
 
|UCSummary=When a customer is waiting to speak to an agent, and the expected wait time to reach an appropriate agent is above a specified threshold, they will be presented with the option to receive a callback - either as soon as possible or at a scheduled future time. Different treatment can be applied and a different message presented based on the length of the wait. The wait time thresholds can be specified by the business and quickly adjusted if required.
|PainPoints=* Long queue times lead to customer frustration, abandoned interactions, and missed service levels​
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|PainPoints=*Long queue times lead to abandons and missed service levels
* Staffing to have resources available during your peak periods is costly​​​​
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* Customer dissatisfaction with long waits and lack of options
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*High staffing costs in order to have resources available for peak periods
|DesiredState=* When caller requests agent assistance from IVR, the queue times are dynamically checked​
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*Unable to obtain view of operational performance through reporting & analytics
* When queue exceeds threshold set by business, the caller is played a message relaying the current wait time and given callback option​
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*Customer dissatisfaction with long waits and lack of options
* Caller can choose to accept or reject the callback option​​​​​
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* When accepted, the callback is registered in the queue​
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* Once the callback gets to the front of the queue it is pushed to an available agent as a preview.
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|DesiredState=*When caller requests agent assistance from IVR, the queue times are dynamically checked
* Agent clicks on callback request to dial the customer and is immediately connected when the customer answers​​​
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*When queue exceeds threshold set by business, the caller is played a message relaying the current wait time and given callback option
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*Caller can choose to accept or reject the callback option
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*When accepted, the callback is registered in the queue
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*When the callback reaches the top of the queue, it is assigned to an available agent.
 
|MaturityLevel=Consistent
 
|MaturityLevel=Consistent
 
|SellableItems=PureCloud 2 or greater
 
|SellableItems=PureCloud 2 or greater

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