[asterisk-users] Inbound Callcenter with multiple DIDs
Idris AVCI
idris.avci at vodatech.com.tr
Wed Oct 11 23:54:26 MST 2006
Michael,
After many months of search we decided to develop an in-house solution
for such kind of needs. For a month our solution is in production and
does everything you mentioned below. Asterisk's built-in call queue does
not provide many of the features necessary for large organizations.
Idris
Information and Communication Systems Manager
Vodatech
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Sampson [mailto:msampson at yourccsteam.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 5:44 PM
To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion
Subject: [asterisk-users] Inbound Callcenter with multiple DIDs
I'm curious what asterisk solutions there are out there for inbound call
centers with multiple DIDs. I'm looking for solutions for a setup where
single system may have 1000 DIDs going to it, one for each account. Each
account may not get that many calls.
Solutions that will all reporting on calls coming into different
accounts, call routing for queues based on distribution groups. Like
accounts 1 - 100 are in group 1, 101 - 200 are in group two. Some agents
can get calls from group 1, some from group 2 and some from both groups.
Most solutions I have found are meant for inbound call centers that
handle only a few types of calls and have little need to make large
distinctions between different DIDs. I have played around with
QueueMetrics and it is a good piece of software, but does not handle the
DIDs the way I need.
Really any recommendations for software to go with asterisk that inbound
call centers are using and find useful would be great.
--
Michael Sampson
Information Systems Manager
Customer Contact Services
msampson at yourccsteam.com
952-936-4000
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