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Requirements for One Net Business applications
A supervisor is someone who manages agents and makes sure that a call centre is running smoothly by monitoring and managing calls and performance. Supervisors don't receive automatically distributed calls, but can answer calls directly from queues and receive calls that agents escalate to them.
As a call centre supervisor, you can use One Net Call Centre to monitor agents and queues. You can see an overview of agent performance statistics on the dashboard.
Read about monitoring agents >
You can use feature access codes to monitor an agent's current or next call.
Learn about feature access codes and how to use them to monitor a call >
In One Net Call Centre, you can view key performance indicators and other statistical information in real-time on the dashboard. Your administrator configures how often the information is updated. The dashboard can be projected and used as a wallboard.
Read about monitoring KPIs and statistics >
You can also receive emails with call centre statistics. The information can be aggregated and emailed once a day. Your administrator needs to enable and configure this feature for your call centre in One Net Manager.
One Net Call Centre is a web application that supports the work of agents and supervisors in a call centre.
As a call centre supervisor, you can manage your agents' workloads and support them when they need you. For example, you can answer some of the agents' calls if they are busy or you can answer escalated and emergency calls. You can create more complex reports about how your agents and queues are performing. For example, you can view a detailed list of every call handled by an agent or see the number of calls queued and abandoned for a specific queue.
Talk to the One Net Business administrator in your company. They understand your system best.
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