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Telephony
Server -
This server establishes a bridge between a PBX and
the Multi-Channel Work Queue. It manages the transfer
of customer telephone calls to CSR extensions.
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VoIP
Server
- A bridge between an Internet call and
the Multi-Channel Work Queue, the VoIP server channels
online calls through the same path as conventional
calls, making it indistinguishable to the CSR. It
causes customers using voice technology on the Internet
to be directed through the same channel.
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Reporting
Server - This server allows a call center Manager
to obtain an up-to-the-minute view of the activity
within each queue and the overall activity within
the call center.
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Billing
Server - This server, available only in the
EIS Edition and the ASP Service, allows end-customers
to be billed for work transacted within a call center.
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Intelligent
Routing Server - This server accepts incoming
customer requests from the Multi-Channel Work Queue
Server. These requests are routed to appropriate
CSR groups based on a customer's profile or request.
This server also plays a Wireless key role in managing
the load within each CSR group to minimize customer
wait time.
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Multi-Channel
Work Queue Server - The queue server accepts
real-time customer requests through the various
media connectors - VoIP, telephony, chat, email
and wireless. The queue server works in conjunction
with the Intelligent Routing Server to forward a
customer request to the appropriate CSR.
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Email
Server - The email server accepts
structured customer requests and works in conjunction
with the Multi-Channel Work Queue to forward these
requests to the appropriate CSR. The CSR response
is then forwarded back to the customer through the
email server.