Who disconnected the call - the agent or customer?

[Nathzn]

Hi guys,

Is it possible to see in the log files to see who ended the call.. By agent or by customer.

Thanks,

[Adam G]

Do you mean "who hung up first"..?

Interesting question... and I can see it's uses - but I don't think so.  Within the available stats, you would get "Call Ended" (or similar) - at that point it time both parties have ended the call irrespective of who hung up first!

As I said - interesting questions - would like to hear other views.  I'm thinking, being that stats run at thousandths of a second, there may be one statistic that happens milliseconds before another - thus proving that the Agent hung up first...?

AG

[genesysguru]

T-Server log files. EventReleased -> AttributeExtensions -> Releasing Party = ?

http://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/TS/8.1.1/TSCSTA/CSTACallReleaseTracking

Works with SIP Server and other T-Servers ....

Hope this helps.

[Adam G]

Yay! That was [b]quick[/b]! 

And [b]I [/b]need to check my references before I post... 
AG

[cavagnaro]

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and other T-Servers ....

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Will depend also on PBX version and brand.

Not usable for CCA reporting.

[Adam G]

Hate to do this,  but....

http://www.sggu.com/smf/index.php?topic=6525.0

[Nathzn]

Thank you all for your quick responses. I'll see what I can do 
[quote author=genesysguru link=topic=8633.msg38099#msg38099 date=1418145768]
T-Server log files. EventReleased -> AttributeExtensions -> Releasing Party = ?

http://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/TS/8.1.1/TSCSTA/CSTACallReleaseTracking

Works with SIP Server and other T-Servers ....

Hope this helps.
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[victor]

Bravo,

you beat me to it. We use ths all the time to ensure KPI compliance and can be used as a quick and fast way to identify problematic calls.

Vic


[quote author=adamgill link=topic=8633.msg38102#msg38102 date=1418151016]
Hate to do this,  but....

http://www.sggu.com/smf/index.php?topic=6525.0


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