Departments play a crucial role in chat routing by taking precedence over agent skills. When skill-based routing is enabled, chats are reassigned to any available agent within the department once the maximum wait time is reached.
If a chat ticket doesn't have department information, the account takes precedence. Once a department is assigned, the routing will adhere to the department's settings. For more insights, see theChat skills-based routing FAQ.
Chats may not be routed to other available agents due to skill-based routing settings. When skill-based routing is enabled, chats are reassigned to any available agent within the department or account once the maximum wait time expires. The…
When the maximum wait time for a chat is reached, the chat is reassigned to any available agent within the department or account. This reassignment occurs if skill-based routing is enabled. The department of the agent is prioritized over their…
Skill-based routing affects chat assignment by prioritizing the department of the agent over their skills. When enabled, chats are reassigned to any available agent within the department or account after the maximum wait time expires. If a chat…
Omnichannel routing differs from skill-based routing by supporting accounts using live chat and messaging channels. When activated, it assigns chat and messaging tickets to agents, unlike skill-based routing which focuses on department and skill…