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The Agents Status Summary Detail view displays real-time information about an agent’s statuses, including the length of time the agent stays in each status. Data in the columns updates when the agent leaves a status. This view updates automatically.
This view performs live updates to data in the real-time columns if you view a date range that includes the current interval such as today, this month, and more. To get the live data for the Log in and Log out columns, click Refresh or wait until the midnight rollover.
This view does not perform live updates to the data if you view a historical date range that does not include the current interval.
To see the most current data, click Refresh.
To view the available columns, see the Agents Status Detail view section in the View available columns in performance views by category article.
You can set the default time zone in the analytics workspace before viewing any analytics view.
To set the default time zone in the workspace, follow these steps:
| Duration | Displays the time spent in each status, broken down by interval. |
| Timeline | By displaying a list of status changes throughout the selected date range, the Timeline view provides a detailed view of how agents spend their time. The view details when the status was entered and for how long. It is also sorted chronologically according to the start time, with the oldest on top. With this data, supervisors can review periods of time that are longer or shorter than expected. For example, an agent is only on queue for 30 minutes instead of one hour, or an agent is on break for 20 minutes but was only approved for 10 minutes. The Timeline view includes the following columns:
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| Log in – Log out | The Log in – Log out view provides a detailed view of when a user logged in and logged out, and the time that passed between each. The view is sorted chronologically according to Log in time, with the oldest on top. With this data, supervisors can know when a user was using the application. For example, this data shows when a user did not stay logged in long enough during their shift, or when a user did not log in when they were supposed to. The Log in – Log out view includes the following columns:
Note: The login and logout details are calculated based on the agent’s login sessions on a particular application. To calculate the login and logout duration, Genesys Cloud collects the analytics logs of login and logout data of an agent and determines the first login and last logout data within the selected date range. |
Activate and deactivate queues for agents. After you activate a queue for an agent, when the agent’s status is On Queue, the agent receives interactions from that queue. Agents themselves can also choose the queues to work. To activate a queue for an agent, the agent must be a member of that queue.
To activate an agent for a queue from this view:
To show only certain data, customize the Agents Status Summary view. For example, you can choose to show only certain columns or filter to show previous weeks. Your customizations remain as you navigate from view to view or leave and return to a view. To switch between different data of interest in the same view quickly, you can also save your filter and column settings as a saved view.
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