Purpose

The Bright Pattern Contact Center Wallboard Builder Reference Guide describes the elements of the Wallboard Builder application that are used for viewing and editing wallboards in the Agent Desktop application.

The Wallboard Builder application enables you to customize the look and display of your contact center’s wallboard. Cards and cells can be added, deleted, scaled, and expanded using mouseovers, click-and-drag, and drag-and-drop movements. In Agent Desktop, wallboards are shown in either Edit mode or Display mode. Users with the privilege Customize Wallboards may edit a wallboard’s layout.

Wallboard localization is supported in English, German, and Japanese.

For information about granting privileges for customizing, pushing, and pulling wallboards, refer to the Contact Center Administrator Guide.

Viewing a customized wallboard

Audience

The Bright Pattern Wallboard Builder Reference Guide is intended for supervisors and managers of the Bright Pattern Contact Center-based call center who will use the Bright Pattern Contact Center applications to perform daily agent supervision and campaign management tasks. Readers of this guide must have the privilege of editing and sharing wallboard displays in your contact center. In addition, readers of this guide are expected to be familiar with basic operations with Internet applications.

Accessing Wallboards

Bright Pattern Wallboards are launched from within the Agent Desktop application.

Logged-in users of Agent Desktop who have the required privileges to view, edit, or use Wallboards will see the icon at the top right of the Agent Desktop user interface. Clicking on the Wallboard icon will open the Wallboards in a separate browser tab or window.

Because Bright Pattern offers single sign-on (SSO) functionality for the contact center platform, separate login to Wallboards is not required. If you are logged in to Agent Desktop and you then navigate to Wallboards, you will find yourself already logged in to Wallboards.

Wallboard Builder Overview

A wallboard is displayed as a grid of 12 x 12 cells, containing cards; these cards display configurable widgets. A wallboard is shown in either View mode or Edit mode.

In View mode, widgets display real-time statistics and metrics for various services, teams, and agents. In Edit mode, the same widgets are displayed along with the control elements to edit, add, or remove them.

To switch between View and Edit mode, select the Menu icon in the upper right-hand corner and choose the desired option.

Editing a wallboard

Access Requirements

User Access

Users may edit a wallboard’s layout when granted the privilege Customize Wallboards. Privileges are granted by system administrators of your contact center from the Configuration > Users & Teams > Roles > Properties section of the Contact Center Administrator application.

There are three privileges related to accessing the wallboard application:

Access Real-time Stats API - When enabled, this privilege allows users to view created wallboards. Also, this privilege allows the wallboard icon to appear on the Agent Desktop top menu bar.
Customize Wallboards - This privilege allows users with access to wallboards to create and customize them.
Push/Pull Global Wallboards - This privilege allows users with access to wallboards Push/Pull functionality.

If you are not sure if you have the appropriate wallboard privileges, contact your system administrator.

Access Exceptions

Access to the Wallboard application is limited, in part, by your service provider. Generally, access to the application is made possible by user privileges; however, access to the application itself may be limited, even for privileged users.

For example, users may occasionally see the following error message after logging into the application: "You have exceeded the total number of Wallboard applications that can be opened simultaneously under your current license."

In such instances, users who are allowed to customize or push/pull wallboards will still be able to open the top-right menu to use any wallboard design options (e.g., create new wallboard views, edit existing views, etc.).

View Mode

In View mode, the wallboard's Grid, Settings, and Remove icons are hidden from view, and no changes can be made to the wallboard itself.

The wallboard displays the following elements:

Title with drop-down arrows for selecting which wallboard (i.e., personal or global) to view
Menu
Selection arrows for flipping between wallboards
Cards that either contain pre-configured widgets or are empty

A wallboard in view mode

Title

The title is the identifying name of the wallboard, and it is shown at the top of the screen with a large font size. The title is important because it is what is displayed in the list of wallboards that may be selected. The more descriptive and specific the wallboard title is, the easier it is to select the desired one for the task at hand.

The title of the wallboard is shown at the top of the wallboard

The down arrow is used to select which wallboard to view. If no wallboards are defined, a default wallboard layout is shown in Edit mode.

Personal and saved global wallboards are listed

New allows you to create a new wallboard.
Edit enables you to switch to Edit mode and make changes to the selected wallboard.
Duplicate will make a copy of the selected wallboard, saving it to your list of personal wallboards.
Delete will delete the selected wallboard.
Export lets you export the selected wallboard as a JSON file.
Import allows you to import a JSON wallboard file.
Push to global enables you to share the selected wallboard with others in your contact center.
Pull from global enables you to select and view the wallboards that are pushed to global.
Rotation allows you to rotate between selected wallboards at an interval (in seconds).
Hide Title Bar hides the title and menu bar from regular view unless moused over.
User Widgets allows you to pull the user statistics of an individual user and apply them to all user widgets in a wallboard.

Wallboard menu actions

Note the following:

Only personal wallboards can be renamed, deleted, or pushed to global.
Only global wallboards can be pulled from global.
The last global wallboard cannot be pulled.
When duplicating a global wallboard, the duplicate appears in your list of personal wallboards.
The Export and Import options can be used to move wallboards between different environments (e.g., move a wallboard that you prepared in a sandbox to your production environment).

Wallboard Selection Arrows

The arrows shown beside the wallboard menu are used for flipping between your personal wallboards and pulled global wallboards. Click the left and right arrows to navigate through your saved wallboards.

Wallboard selection arrows

To view a list of all of your saved wallboards, click the wallboard title's down arrow.

Cards

In View mode, the selected wallboard's cards (i.e., cells) are shown in whichever way they were created and saved. Cards display widgets with statistics, metrics, news or announcements, summary charts, and so forth. If cards have not been configured, they are shown empty.

For more information about cards and their contents, see section Widgets.

Wallboard cards/cells are shown

Switching Between View Mode and Edit Mode

The Settings icon appears upon mouseover only, and it is hidden when the cursor moves away from the icon. Clicking the Settings icon switches the Agent Desktop dashboard into Edit mode and opens the configuration dialog for the widget to be edited.

It is also possible to switch to Edit mode via the wallboard menu. Click the Menu icon and select Edit.

Automatic Screen Rotation

If you have created or have access to more than one wallboard, it is possible to rotate between them either manually or configure your system to do so automatically. For more information, please see Rotating Screens.

Edit Mode

Users with the privilege Customize Wallboards may edit a wallboard’s layout. If you have been granted the privilege, your wallboards will be displayed in Edit mode with wallboard control elements visible. You can select and edit various parts of the wallboard by clicking or mousing over them.

For information about granting privileges for customizing, pushing, and pulling wallboards, refer to the Contact Center Administrator Guide.

A wallboard in edit mode

Cells

A wallboard is a grid of 12 x 12 cells, which contain information, stats, and metrics. When launching the Wallboard Builder application, if your wallboard has not been configured yet, you will see a grid of 12 cards and/or empty cells, as shown.

If you have the privilege to customize wallboards, the wallboard will be shown in Edit mode, and mousing over a card or cell will enable you to click to edit it. Clicking on any cell creates a new 2 x 2 card if there is space available. It is also possible to create a card by click-dragging across cells.

Note that the size of the card is a multiple of grid cells, and the minimum card size is 2 x 2.

There are two standard color schemes from which to choose: dark (black background and grey cards) and light (light grey background and white cards).

Cards

When mousing over an empty card, graphics for editing the card appear. At the center of each empty card is a “focus bracket” that shows where a card can be placed.

Wallboard focus bracket

When clicked, the plus sign graphic will show a widget selector that allows you to choose the type of widget to be placed in the card.

Select a Widget window

To delete the card and its contents, if any, click the Delete icon located in the upper right-hand corner of the card.

Resizing and Moving Cards

In addition to changing a card's contents, it is possible to change a card's size and placement on the grid.

To resize a card:

Click and drag the corner of the card until it is the desired size. Note that a resized card cannot overlap with another card on the grid.

To move a card:

Drag and drop it onto an empty space on the grid. As with a resized card, a dragged card can be dropped onto empty spaces only, and the cards cannot overlap.

Widget Selector

Widgets are used to display metrics, statistics, news, and other specific information in real-time on your wallboard. Widgets are added to cards on your wallboard using the widget selector. Mousing over a widget highlights it.

You can add a widget to a card by making a selection in the widget selector.

The widget selector groups widgets into three categories:

Standard Widgets
User Widgets
Copy from Existing Widgets

Widgets from other wallboards are shown in the widget selector according to their configuration and titles.

To select a widget and add it to a card, click on a widget shown in the widget selector. A widget configuration screen will open, presenting widget-specific properties and settings to edit.

Cards that already have defined widgets will display a Delete icon, a Configure icon, and the title and actual data for the widget according to its configuration.

Scalable Display

When displayed, a wallboard scales to the all available space on the Agent Desktop. This means that cards do not keep their aspect ratio (e.g., it is impossible to ensure that cards are always square). Widget content is scaled according to the widget design.

The selector dialog can expand vertically to fit the Agent Desktop. If there are too many items in a section, a scroll bar appears.

Creating New Wallboards

If you have the privilege to edit wallboards, you are also enabled to create new wallboards.

Wallboards can be created either from scratch or from one of five out-of-the-box templates. Because templates are preformatted with widgets and a standard layout, they allow you to build standard wallboards and customize them quickly.

How to Create a New Wallboard

At the top of the page, click the Menu icon.
From the drop-down list that appears, select New.

Select "New" to create a new wallboard
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In the New Wallboard dialog that appears, select the desired wallboard template.

Wallboard template selector

Templates

Templates are available to create the following types of prefab wallboards:

Empty
Outbound Campaigns
Contact Center Overview
Inbound Wallboard
All Agents
Email Wallboard

Empty

The Empty template is a blank wallboard that shows a grid of empty cards. No statistics are preconfigured. This wallboard is the type to select when creating a new wallboard from scratch, when you do not wish to use any other template available.

Empty wallboard

Outbound Campaigns

The Outbound Campaigns template contains statistics related to the outbound campaigns that your team is assigned to handle.

The following statistics are included:

Abandoned %
Agent State Summary
Campaigns, which contains the following metrics:
- Rec remaining
- Calling Rate
- In progress
- Avg Dur
- Succ%
- Occ
Occupancy
Outbound Calling Rate
Outbound Calls on Agents
Outbound in Q Now
Records Completed Today
Top Agents by Avg Call Duration
Top Break Time
Top Successful Agents

Outbound Campaigns wallboard template

Contact Center Overview

The Contact Center Overview template presents a broad overview of your contact center's activities.

The following statistics are included:

Abandoned, All Queues
Agent State Summary
All agents, which contains the following metrics:
- State icon
- Inbound handled
Announcements
Longest ACW, which contains the following metrics:
- State icon
- Inbound handled
Longest Calls, which contains the following metrics:
- State icon
Longest Hold, which contains the following metrics:
- Active item: hold duration
Longest Not Ready, which contains the following metrics:
- State duration
- Not ready reason
Positive Disposition Counts, which contains the following metrics:
- Count of selected dispositions
Queued, All Queues
- Contains the secondary statistic Inbound abandoned in queue %
Queues, which contains the following metrics:
Waiting in All Queues

Contact Center Overview wallboard template

Inbound Wallboard

The Inbound Wallboard template contains statistics that are relevant to your team's inbound interactions.

The following statistics are included:

Abandoned %
ASA
Busy Agents, which contains the following metrics:
- Active item: service
- State duration
- Next state
- Active item: talk duration
- Active item: hold duration
Callbacks in Queue
Estimated Wait Time
In IVR
In Queue/Max Wait
Longest Hold
Service Queues, which contains the following metrics:
Top After Call Work
Top Idle Time Agents
Top Not Ready Agents

Inbound wallboard template

All Agents

The All Agents template presents a list view of selected agents from your team. To edit the preconfigured list of agent statistics, click the Edit icon at the top right of the wallboard template. This opens the Select Grid Options window, where you can select teams to show and sort/filter the agents in the list.

The following statistics are included:

First Name Last Name
State icon
State duration
Break Timetotal
Active item:service
Active item:media
Active item:hold duration
Active item:direction
Active item:flagged
Active item:talk duration
Active item:state
Inbound handled
Inbound rejected or missed by agents
Outbound interactions handled by agents (email - send non-replies)
Next state
Team name

All Agents wallboard template

Email Wallboard

The Email Wallboard template contains statistics that are relevant to your team's email queues.

The following statistics are included:

Bottom Agents by Email Handled
Email Carried Over
Email Dispositioned wo Reply
Email Handled
Email in Personal Queues
Email Replied
Email Services, which contain the following metrics:
New Email
Top Agents by Email Handled
Top Break Time
Top Personal Queues

Email wallboard template

Metrics

The Wallboard Builder utilizes real-time metrics to populate the widgets. Real-time metrics pull data from various areas in Agent Desktop and are constantly updated in real-time (every few seconds) to reflect the current status of your contact center operations.

For a complete list of these statistics including definitions, see All Real-time Metrics in the Reporting Reference Guide. Real-time metrics names often have several variations depending on where they appear in Agent Desktop; the Wallboard names will be listed under the main real-time metric name. Information About Real-time Metrics, also located in the Reporting Reference Guide, provides general details about how these metrics function.

There are many metrics to populate widgets with

Global Wallboards

Wallboards can be created and saved locally to your Agent Desktop as personal wallboards, or they can be created and exported to a global pool for other users in your contact center to access.

Both global wallboards and personal wallboards are listed by title in a drop-down list at the upper left-hand corner of the screen. To access it, click the down icon beside the current wallboard's title.

Select a wallboard from the list

Push/Pull Functionality

The capability to push personal wallboards to a global scope or pull global wallboards and keep them as personal, is enabled via a privilege set by your system administrator. For more information on the privilege Push/Pull Global Wallboards, see the Contact Center Administrator Guide, section Privileges.

Note that only personal wallboards can be renamed, deleted, or pushed to global, and only global wallboards can be pulled from global. When duplicating a global wallboard, the duplicate appears in your list of personal wallboards.

How to Push to Global

To push a wallboard to global, follow these steps:

Click the wallboard selection arrow beside the wallboard title and select the name of the desired personal wallboard to share. The personal wallboard will be displayed.
Navigate to the Wallboard menu at the upper right-hand part of the screen.
Click the menu icon .
Select Push to global. Note that if you do not have the privilege Push/Pull Global Wallboards, the menu will not display the option to push or pull global wallboards.

Wallboards are pushed from personal to global via the Menu

The wallboard is then removed from your personal wallboards and placed in global wallboards.

Pushed Wallboards are removed from personal and placed in global wallboards

How to Pull from Global

To pull a wallboard from global, follow these steps:

Click the wallboard selection arrow beside the wallboard title and select the name of the desired global wallboard to get. The global wallboard will be displayed.
Navigate to the Wallboard menu at the upper right-hand part of the screen.
Click the menu icon .
Select Pull from global. Note that if you do not have the privilege Push/Pull Global Wallboards, the menu will not display the option to push or pull global wallboards.

Wallboards are pulled from global via the Menu

The wallboard is then pulled from global wallboards and placed in your personal wallboards, as shown.

Pulled wallboards are placed in your personal wallboards

Rotating Screens

If you have created or have access to more than one wallboard, it is possible to rotate between them either manually or configure your system to do so automatically.

Manual Screen Rotation

To manually rotate between wallboard screens, use either the Wallboard selector for selecting a personal or global wallboard or the Navigation arrows for flipping from one wallboard to the next.

Automatic Screen Rotation

To enable wallboard screens to automatically rotate, take the following steps:

Click the menu button
Select Rotation
Select the Enabled checkbox
Select which wallboards you would like included in the rotation
Enter the interval (in seconds) that you would like your screens to rotate at
Click OK

To disable automatic screen rotation, simply return to the Rotation menu option and uncheck the Enabled box.

Wallboard rotation settings

Customizing Wallboard Styles

Users with the privilege Customize Wallboards can change the theme of their personal wallboards, choosing from the light or black themes that are available out-of-the-box. Note that only personal wallboards and global wallboards pulled and saved to your personal wallboards section may be edited.

To change the theme, click the located at the top of your wallboard screen. The theme selector will display the available options.

Light theme

Black theme

Alerts

Alert conditions are defined for each statistic in the Single Statistic settings. See section Single Stat for more information.

Single Statistic settings

When an alert condition is triggered, the Single Statistic changes its background, font, and border colors, and it plays the alert sound (if defined) and periodically (if specified). See section Customizing Wallboard Styles for more information.

Title and Controls

In View mode, the following fields and controls are always shown:

Title and menu bar
Wallboard selector for selecting a personal or global wallboard
Navigation arrows for flipping from one wallboard to the next
Menu icon for working with wallboards

Wallboard title, controls, and Menu

A user with a privilege Customize Wallboards has additional elements that appear on the wallboard while in Edit mode:

Title field for changing the name of the wallboard
Font size control for adjusting the header font size in widgets as well as the text font size in grid widgets
Theme selector for selecting a light or dark theme
Save button for applying changes when in Edit mode

Wallboard controls are shown while in Edit mode

Hide Title Bar

An option in the menu called Hide Title Bar controls the title and controls display in View mode. If the Hide Title Bar option is enabled, it is hidden until the user’s mouse hovers over the border area over the top row of cards (i.e., spaces on the wallboard). When Hide Title Bar is disabled, the title reappears, shifting the content down on the display. Once the mouse has left the title area, the title disappears, shifting the content up.

Wallboard view with Hide Title Bar enabled

Hide Title Bar enabled - "mouse over" view

Font Size Views

While in Edit mode, the font size control allows you to adjust the header font size in widgets as well as the text font size in the Agent Grid widget and the Service Grid widget. Enlarging the font size in grids widgets is useful for examining the detailed information they contain. The font slider has seven presets, allowing you to determine the best size for your wallboard. The following images illustrate how the enlarged text looks in an Agent Grid widget. Note that enlarged text works best with fewer widgets.

An Agent Grid at preset 1

An Agent Grid widget at preset 4

An Agent Grid widget at preset 7

About Standard Widgets

Standard widgets contain data relating to the general performance of your contact center and your team. Also included are widgets that allow team communication, such as chat messages, calendar items, and images.

An example wallboard containing all standard widgets

Selection of Widgets

The following is a list of standard widgets you may add to the cards in your wallboard. To learn more about these widgets, select from the following links:

Agent Grid
Agent State Summary
Gauge
News
Service Grid
Single Statistic
Text
Time
Image

To add a standard widget to your wallboard, you must be in Edit mode. Click inside an empty card or draw a card on an empty wallboard spot; both actions will bring up the widget selector. Click on the widget type you want, configure its settings, and it will populate the card.

Standard widget selector

Agent Grid

The Agent Grid widget provides information about a specified selection of agents on a team. Real-time metrics shown on this widget can help supervisors and agents understand team performance, view the status of other agents (e.g., Ready or Not Ready), and more.

The grid shows the following information about agents:

Agent first and last name
State
The duration in state (except for Ready, where idle time is shown instead)

Settings

Users with the privilege Customize Wallboards may edit the control settings of wallboard widgets.

Settings for the Agent Grid widget

Title

Title is the title of the widget. Widget titles, along with their icons, are displayed in the widget selector.

Show only

You can select the teams or states to be shown on the widget. Choose from selected teams or selected states.

If selected states is chosen, a dialog will open with the available states that can be selected. You may also limit the agents shown to only agents on your subteams or by logged-in agents.

Selected teams are chosen in the same way. Note that teams not assigned to the editing user will not be displayed or included in the calculation. The display is limited to the editing user’s assigned teams.

Select Agents by State

Column headings

Selecting the enable checkbox enables the column headings to be shown on the widget.

Max items to show

Enter the maximum number of items to be shown on the widget.

Columns

Agent names and metrics are displayed in Columns. Note that first+last is a formula field.

Order

You can specify the order (i.e., 1, 2, 3) in which agents and their metrics are displayed in the widget. Note that you may sort the list of agents to show how many agents are ahead of you to accept an interaction.

Statistic

Statistic is the name of the statistic that will be shown on the widget.

Sort

Sort will sort the agents and agent statistics listed in the widget. Note that you may sort the list of agents to show how many agents are ahead of you to accept an interaction.

Column title

In the Columns section of the widget settings, the Title field allows you to rename the statistic's title.

Control Options

In the Settings dialog window shown, notice the control options. These are used to select, sort, delete, and move items in and out of the widget's columns.

The "plus" icon is used to add more statistics to a column.
The "X" is used to delete a statistic from a column.
The sort circle means there is no sorting, and it appears only on hover.
The sort up arrow is used to move a statistic up the list.
The sort down arrow is used to move a statistic down the list.

Note the following:

When column headings are disabled, the Title column is hidden.
When multiple sort options are selected, they are evaluated in the order that columns are defined.

Agents Ahead of Me

The Sort settings of the Agent Grid widget can be modified so that agents can see if there are any other agents in front for them for receiving the next call. The Agent Grid widget will list the top 10 agents from all teams, which are sorted by status and metrics in the following order:

Idle time, descending
Wrap Up time, descending
Not Ready time, descending
Busy time descending

Logged-in agents who have this widget on their wallboards will see their names highlighted in the list. If there are no logged-in agents, the widget shows nothing and “No agents logged in."

In the example shown, the Agent Grid's title has been changed to "Agents in Front of Me" and the widget shows the agents' first and last name, state, and the duration in state or idle time (i.e., the time since login or the last interaction).

Ten agents from all teams are listed with their names, states, and duration in state

Statistics

For the Agent Grid widget, the following real-time statistics and user properties may be selected.

Active Item: Direction

Active Item: Direction indicates whether the service for the interaction the agent is currently handling is inbound or outbound.

Active Item: Flagged

Active Item: Flagged indicates if the interaction the agent is currently handling is flagged.

Active Item: Hold Duration

Active Item: Hold Duration displays the current amount of time a customer has spent on hold for the interaction the agent is currently handling.

Active Item: Media

Active Item: Media is the media type (e.g., voice, chat, email) of the interaction that the agent is currently handling.

Active Item: Monitor Mode

For supervisors, Active Item: Monitor Mode indicates what monitor mode they are in.

Active Item: Party Name

Active Item: Party Name is the name of the customer from the interaction the agent is currently handling.

Active Item: Sentiment

Active Item: Sentiment is the sentiment score of the interaction the agent is currently handling. The score indicates how negative or positive the current interaction is, based on sentiment analysis. A score value below -0.05 is considered negative and a value above 0.05 is considered positive. A value in between -0.05 and 0.05 is considered neutral.

Active Item: Service

Active Item: Service is the service of the interaction that the agent is currently handling.

Active Item: State

Active Item: State is the agent's state in the interaction that the agent is currently handling.

Active Item: Talk Duration

Active Item: Talk Duration is the time an agent has spent talking on the current call (i.e., the time from the moment the call was answered minus any hold time). For chat sessions, this metric represents current chat session duration during which this chat session was shown to the agent (i.e., was selected in Active Communication List). If the agent is handling several chat sessions concurrently, only one selected session at a time is counted.

Average Handle Time

Average Idle Time

Average Preview Duration

Break Time

Calendar Events

Calendar Events Overdue

Count of Selected Dispositions

Custom Survey Metric 1

Custom Survey Metric 2

Customer Satisfaction

Extension

Extension is the agent's extension number.

First Call Resolution

First Name Last Name

First Name Last Name is the agent's first name followed by the last name.

Inbound duration average

Inbound duration total

Inbound emails dispositioned without reply

Inbound emails handled

Inbound emails in personal queues now

Inbound emails offered

Inbound emails pulled by agent

Inbound emails replied

Inbound emails unanswered

Inbound handled

Inbound handled now

Inbound held

Inbound held, non-transferred

Inbound rejected or missed by agents

Inbound released by agents

Inbound transferred away

Inbound transfers received

Last Name First Name

Last Name First Name is the agent's last name followed by the first name.

Login duration

Login duration is the total amount of time an agent has been logged in to their current Agent Desktop session.

Net Promoter Score

Next Not Ready State

Next Not Ready State indicates what an agent's next Not Ready state will be. For more information about agent state, see How to Interpret Your Current State Information in the Agent Guide.

Next State

Next State indicates what an agent's next state will be, e.g. Break, Lunch, etc.

Not Ready Reason

This statistic presents the reason for an agent not being ready to handle interactions.

For more information on agent states and Not Ready reasons, see the Agent Guide, section How to Interpret Your Current State Information.

Number of interactions recategorized to a different service

Number of nonreplies started and discarded by agents

Occupancy

Outbound calls duration average

Outbound calls duration total

Outbound calls rejected or missed by agents

Outbound emails in personal queue

Outbound interactions handled by agents (email - send non-replies)

Preview duration now

Records previews

Records skips

Records skips %

Selected Dispositions Percentage

State

State is the name of the agent state, such as Logged out, Not Ready, ACW, Ready, and Busy.

State duration

State duration is the amount of time the agent has been in a current state.

State icon

This field is the icon associated with the agent state, such as the icons for Logged out, Not Ready, ACW, Ready, and Busy.

Success rate

Team Name

Team Name is the name of the agent's team.

Agent State Summary

The Agent State Summary chart widget displays agent state metrics in the form of a pie chart, for at-a-glance viewing.

Agent State Summary