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Genesys Cloud's Agents Queues Detail view provides comprehensive queue membership and performance data for agents within their assigned queues, displaying aggregate queue data with real-time updates for current date ranges and applied filters. Access to this view requires specific permissions including Analytics, Routing, UI Supervisor, and Quality access, with additional permissions needed for queue member activation management and survey information viewing.
The view offers extensive customization capabilities, including configurable columns accessible through performance view category documentation and default time zone configuration at the workspace level. Key functionality enables users to toggle between active and inactive queue memberships, activate or deactivate queue assignments, export filtered data, and navigate to detailed performance views organized by queue or agent status categories such as Performance, Status , Evaluations, Interactions, Wrap-Up, and Schedule. Users can save custom filter and column configurations for future access. The view does not perform live updates for historical date ranges, requiring manual refresh to display current data. For asynchronous interactions like email and messaging, Speech and Text Analytics metrics require up to 72 hours to update in reporting aggregates.
Queue activation and customization capabilities enable administrators to assign agents to specific queues and tailor analytics views. The Queue Activation pane allows selection from up to 500 queues using search, scroll, or pagination controls, with changes applied through an Update function. View customization includes column selection, interaction filtering, and the ability to save named views for quick switching between data perspectives.
Analytics filtering functionality provides comprehensive date range options through preset selections and custom date ranges up to 6 weeks, with presets spanning 30-minute intervals to 3-month ranges including current interval, today, yesterday, weekly and monthly options, and month-by-week views. Custom date ranges can be selected via calendar interface, and navigation arrows enable viewing data for different periods using the same preset. Timezone selection allows data viewing and report creation in specified time zones.
Media type filtering enables selection of multiple interaction types simultaneously, with the exception that voice and callback types cannot be selected concurrently. Selected media type icons display above column headers, and available media types may vary depending on system configuration.
Table customization features include queue filtering through search functions or multiple queue selection via checkboxes, enhanced keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and focus management. Column management allows users to show, hide, and rearrange up to 20 columns through the Edit Columns interface, with options to sort alphabetically and group by categories. Columns can be reordered using drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts, resized by dragging column borders, and horizontal scrolling enables access to additional columns. A Reset View to Defaults option restores original column settings.
Interaction filtering capabilities enable users to search and select from multiple filter options based on interaction details. The Skills filter displays routing skills assigned to selected users, with visibility determined by divisional access permissions. The Languages filter allows multi-selection for agents with specified language capabilities. Direction and Initial Direction filters show interaction directionality, while DNIS and Session DNIS filters enable searching by phone numbers dialed during interactions, supporting full and partial searches from the beginning of number sequences. The To filter displays interactions sent to specified email addresses or phone numbers, requiring complete address or number entry. The User filter shows information associated with selected users and supports multi-user filtering with options to include inactive users.
Additional filtering dimensions include deleted users, wrap-up codes, and message types such as Apple Messages for Business, Facebook, Instagram, Line, Open, SMS, Web Messaging, WhatsApp, and X. Further filters encompass media content presence, conversation provider source, routing methods, Agent Assist status, work teams, first queue assignment, and external tags. For social interactions, users can filter by public or private social listening data. Survey-specific filtering includes type and response status, outbound interaction filtering by campaign name and contact lists, and journey detail filtering for Predictive Engagement interactions. Real-time updates pause when filters are active, skill and language filters reference ACD configurations rather than user profiles, and SLA targets display conditionally based on performance thresholds. External tag data is unavailable for web chat interactions, and routing data availability begins from September 5, 2020.
The Journey and External Contact tabs provide additional filtering capabilities. The Journey tab includes filters for interactions with customer journey data related to Predictive Engagement and proactive chat offerings. The External Contact tab enables filtering by contact details including name, address, phone number, email address, organization name, and custom fields, with support for multiple contact filtering and merged contact inclusion. The External Organization filter allows filtering by organization name, address, phone number, and custom fields, with support for multiple organization searches and automatic inclusion of associated