Hi Kubig,
Please find my comments below
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1.Cleared Calls -> Cleared calls within routing on target. In case you are using multiple targets for routing and one of them is configured as cleared.
[u][i]Can you please explain multiple targets here? In scenarios where i am routing call to an Agent Group, the best available agent will be selected and routed to. How does multiple target come here? [/i][/u]
2.Stuck calls (Under Cleared calls) -> Stuck calls are considered by TServer, so you can read docs related to your specific T-Server to recognize how the stuck calls are detected
[u][i]We use SIP server. I checked the SIPS guides, but couldn't understand it well. If you can provide an example to explain this stuck call it would be helpful. [/i]
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3.Others (Under Cleared calls) -> For example abandoned while ringing, etc.
[u][i]For abandoned while ringing, there is a parameter called [b]Abandoned Inviting[/b] (Under the Not Accepted tab) in the report.[/i][/u]
4.Routed Other (Under Distributed calls) -> Routed to the agents/targets
[u][i]Similarly if it is routed to agents then it will peg under [b]Agents[/b] parameter (which is under Accepted tab) in the report. So this [b]routed other[/b] is pegged for something else.[/i][/u]
5.Standard abandoned Waiting -> Abandoned by customer while routing
[u][i]Clear.
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6.Short Abandoned Waiting -> Abandoned by customer while routing within configured time (for imagine 5secs)
[u][i]This is even before the call is offered to the queue right? i.e immediately after entering the queue, the call is abandoned by the customer within a threshold[/i][/u]
All is common and default for CCA as well, so this is not exactly related to the GII.
HTH!
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