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, supporting two callback types: agent-owned callbacks where designated agents take ownership and await availability, and callbacks without agent ownership that route to available agents at the scheduled time. Access requires specific permissions including Analytics Conversation Detail View, Routing Queue View, UI Supervisor Scheduled Callbacks View, Outbound Campaign View, and Conversation Communication Disconnect capabilities.
The view provides customizable columns for detailed callback information and requires users to set a default time zone within the analytics workspace before viewing data. Users can filter callbacks by agent ownership status, queue, user, campaign name, division, callback number, skills, conversation ID, ANI (supporting partial searches from the beginning with optional country codes), and external tags (unavailable for web chat interactions). Management capabilities include canceling, rescheduling, and reassigning agent-owned callbacks to different queues and agents, while non-agent-owned callbacks can be canceled or rescheduled. Both single and bulk operations are supported through the Edit Callback(s) window accessible via row-level menus or the top toolbar button.
Rescheduling modifies callback date and time through the Edit Callback interface, with constraints based on queue settings that define advance scheduling limits; callbacks scheduled within 15 minutes cannot be rescheduled. Agent-owned callbacks can be reassigned to different agents within the same queue or to alternative queues via single or bulk operations. Callbacks automatically use queue or campaign ANI rather than agent ANI, with queue settings taking precedence when both associations exist.
The view does not auto-update and requires manual refresh to display current data. Users can save filtered views and export callback data with tiered limits: up to 10,000 conversations per 12-hour period for interactions less than 24 hours old, and up to 1,000,000 conversations for older interactions. Genesys Cloud stores older interactions in a large-scale retrieval system updated daily, with export requests returning available data and a timestamp indicating the latest conversation retrieved. Export requests for conversations less than 24 hours old may return empty results if they exceed system limits or real-time data has not yet populated the daily system.
Analytics views support customization through column selection, callback filtering, and saved view configurations for quick switching between datasets. Date filtering uses presets (Today, Yesterday, This week, Last week, Previous 7 days, This month, Last month, Previous 30 days, Day, Week, Month) or custom date ranges up to one month. Skill visibility controls align with organizational access models by assigning users only skills intended for authorized viewers; when searching for another user, all assigned skills display regardless of divisional boundaries if the searcher has permission to view that user.
Table functionality includes enhanced accessibility features with improved keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and focus management. Users can customize table views by showing, hiding, and reordering columns through the Edit Columns interface, with options to sort columns alphabetically (A-Z or Z-A) and group by categories. Column reordering uses drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts (Spacebar to select, arrow keys to position) rather than direct header manipulation. Tables support horizontal scrolling and column resizing for improved data visibility. Users can reset views to default column settings and select up to 20 columns to accommodate specific screen sizes and reporting requirements. Column width adjusts by hovering over column header boundaries and dragging to resize, enabling visibility of longer values without truncation. When views contain more columns than available screen width, a horizontal scroll bar appears at the bottom, allowing users to scroll while maintaining selected column widths. Column resizing and horizontal scrolling affect only the current view display and do not modify underlying data. The interface supports copying callback conversation IDs to the clipboard through the More menu option, enabling users to filter callbacks or share identifiers with other parties such as Customer Care.