Erstellen angepasster Warteschlangen für die Omnichannel-Verteilung



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Jacquelyn Brewer

Zendesk Documentation Team

Bearbeitet 15. Mai 2025


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HI 6107147850778 

 

We are planning to have agent skills priorities, which enable you to specify which skill is most important  - in your case English, The agent will get tickets with this skills first before receving tickets with other skills that they have. I dont have a release date as we are still in discovery but will post here once we have a confirmed release date.

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Hi 1263082080589,

Are there any updates on the request from Lena?

I am currently facing a similar issue - our primary “Skill” is the ticket Brand - which works fine - only agents with the matching brand skill can work on the tickets from that brand.

However, when it comes to the ticket language I'd like to have the following:
- Higher priority queue routes ticket to agents with the matching language skill only
- Lower priority queue routes tickets to agents regardless of language skill

This would mean that agents working on English tickets will always have the English tickets routed to them first - as long as there are English tickets in the queue. However once there are no longer any English tickets in the queue - they would be eligible to receive tickets from a different language.

Using the skill timeouts isn't ideal for this - because if we have a large backlog, all tickets start being timed out of their language skill - making agents do other language tickets while English tickets are still available. Ideally we would like to have agents work on their own language before helping with any other languages.

Is there any news in regards to this, or any recent updates/workarounds?

Thanks!

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Hi,

Does primary group mean that the ticket is moved to this specific group or is it really just a group of agents that nothing has to do with the group of the ticket?

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Hi 7229487387418 

No, not currently. There is the ability to move a message from one routing queue to another if that message goes inactive - see here

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Is there a condition in queues which can work like “if SLA is close to be breached”?

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Thanks Barry! I'm not sure if that will give me exactly what I need because I want to know if something looks like it should match but was not routed correctly - ideally I'd want it to tag after it enters the queue so I can check performance. But I'll give that a try, it might be enough. Thanks for the suggestion. Steven. 

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Hi 1900356863164 

You could have a trigger with the same condition as the queue  add a tag  - then report on tickets with this tag?

 

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Hi Barry, 

 

Hope you're well. Is there a way to add a tag to a ticket when it enters a queue, so that we can report on it? I know there is the live omnichannel reporting but we want to be able to report on historical trends as well. 

 

Many thanks, 

Steven. 

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Hi D.Fitz

 

Secondary group overflow happens immediately if primary group not available. Not linked to skills timeout

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HI 1901643966364 

 

We are currently working on a feature to allow you to do this - release likely Sept 2024. No clear workaround at present - although if its an email ticket potentially you could use an automation which fires if the ticket is still New (unassigned ) after x hours and adds a tag which causes a trigger to remove a skill

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