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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: abhaymisra on January 05, 2008, 06:41:29 PM
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Hi All,
i want to route call on the basis of missing skill. Will Not (!) work in Skill Expression in a routing strategy?
e.g.
A>0 & B>1 & !C
Where A,B and C are 3 skills assigned to an agent. I want if Skill C is missing so call should go to different path.
Please suggest any solution for implementing the same.
Thanks,
Abhay Misra
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Yes, you can do this as if you were to check for anyone will skill A=0, the result will be everyone who does not have skill A.
So your skill expression would look like:
A>0 & B>1 & C=0
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Thanks for your reply...But my problem is little a bit different..
There are 2 agents say Agent1 and Agent2
Agent1 is having skill A=2,B=3 and Agent2 is having skill A=2,B=3 and C=2.
I want if a call is coming with the target expression A>0 & B>0 it should not go to Agent2.
Since we are using 2 types of skill expression
1. A>0 & B>0
2. A>0 & B>0 & C>0
So i want to prevent Skill Expression 1 call to go to Agent2.
Do you have any idea how to handle this situation.
Thanks,
Abhay Misra
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I haven't tried this, but try:
A>0 & B>0 & C=0
According to Genesys documentation, an agent with the Skill = 0 is supposed to be the same as the agent not having the skill.
You *MAY* need to give your Agents with just A & B skill Skill C and set C=0 for those agents.
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add to Agent1 and Agent2 the skill c=0 and thescript
A>0 & B>0 & C=0
If the agent3 have the skill>0
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Wow alot of echos, didn't I already say this?
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lol they just wanted to be sure he understood lol